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The special edition of the DJ favourite features yellow pads and a retro logo
Sennhesier has released a new version of their iconic HD25 headphones, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the brand. Sennheiser says that anyone who orders...
UK DJ They-Ra announces ‘Never Decay, Vol.1’ compilation, with all proceeds going toward The Outside Project LGBTQI+ homeless shelter. Hear the rapid-fire rhythms and weighty...
UK-based DJ They-Ra has compiled a 13-track compilation “in response to the disastrous December election results in the UK.”
‘Never Decay, Vol. 1’ features contributions...
Avernian and Strick team up on a new EP for ROW Records. Hear the jolting and drum-laced title track now
Avernian and Strick will release their debut collaborative effort, ‘Hairline Fracture’, on Monday 22nd July via ROW Records.
US-born, Manchester-based Avernian - real name Joshua...
1,000 people were asked the question...
Almost two thirds of people who "party or used to party" believe you're never too old to stop raving, a new survey has found.
Surveying...
Womb Tokyo tops the list...
DJ Mag Japan have announced the results of their vote to determine the best Japanese clubs.
The vote was conducted by DJ Mag Japan fans...
Searching for Armin could end up 'arming your computer.
Armin Van Buuren has topped a list of celebrity search terms most likely to land users on webpages carrying viruses or malware.
Intel Security found...
A pint-sized analogue monster...
When it comes to soft-synths, there are few names as highly esteemed in the world of production as Arturia’s. This is largely because of their incredibly faithful reproductions of classic synthesisers that are used daily by the biggest names in the game. In recent times, Arturia have taken the bold move of going beyond the virtual world by creating their range of hybrid Spark drum machines and the full-blown DSP monster Origin, which have proven to be extremely popular with the recording community — and for good reason too.
We take a look back at the news of 2015 through the prism of the international dance music scene. It's been quite a year!
January is a notoriously slow month in clubland — a time when gym memberships take priority over all-nighters and pennies are scraped together. Many top...
Yak returns with another EP of percussive, bassy UK techno, this time on Phonica Records. Ward off the autumn cold with the radiant and colourful...
Yak reminds us once again why he’s one of the most exciting names in UK techno with this new EP on Phonica Records, ‘Gerudo’.
With...
Digital revenues for the label giant have been growing sharply...
Warner Music Group (WMG) has shown to have tipped a billion dollars in revenue, after figures for its first fiscal quarter were released.
The music...
Emerging producer GMG steps up on Thirty Year Records with the ‘30+ EP’. ‘5PM Pluto’ is a shuffling, jazz-based house gem...
Emerging Berlin-based producer GMG will release their ‘30+ EP’ via Thirty Year Records on 30th November.
The elusive producer’s training in jazz music shines through...
Rukaiya Russell 'Ritmo Sensorial feat. Los Niches & Charly Mucha Rima'
Gilles Peterson's 'Havana Cultura Mix – The Soundclash' (Brownswood) is released on 27th October (pre-order) and we've got a tune from the...
Vote for your favourite kit!
After many years of judging the categories live with an expert panel, we remixed the format last year - putting the decision squarely in your hands! Over 100,000 votes were cast, making this far and away the biggest test of DJ kit anywhere in the world!
Case containing Eats Everything's stuff sent to DJ Mag HQ
Following our report on 20th December that Dan Pearce aka Eats Everything's bag containing three memory sticks and a pair of Senheisser headphones had been removed from the DJ booth at our Best of British Awards Party at Cable, London, we are chuffed to confirm the property has been returned.
This year our flagship publication, DJ Mag UK, remains at the forefront of dance music, with a focus on established and up-and-coming underground talent, we...