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Google have announced a new touchscreen hardware synth that uses NSynth technology to combine a range of sounds into something entirely new. First previewed by...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been used for years to correct and assist music creation; the time has now arrived that AI is composing and producing...

Native Instruments has released an update for its Maschine software that brings with it a wealth of new and exciting features, including the ability to...

Blocs Wave, released last year, has quickly become one of the easiest and most creative ways to start making new music, thanks to its discover...

Gorillaz's character Noodle has released a new mix on SoundCloud, featuring only female producers and vocalists.

The 30-minute mix, titled  ‘私 Noodle!’, which translates to...

Swedish-born DJ/producer Jeremy Olander is back with a brand-new tune on Coyu's cat-loving imprint Suara, and DJ Mag has got the exclusive first listen. 

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The Revenge needs no introduction. After a stellar 2015, that saw him release his album 'Love That Will Not Die' and pick up the hotly...

It’s the news everyone’s been hoping for... the Ibiza season is being extended by the team behind legendary nightlife brand Sankeys, who have announced that...

It's no secret that Venezuelan DJ duo Fur Coat have had an epic year, and now they're set to cap off the last 12 months...

Three is the magic number for Pioneer and their rekordbox software and app. Version 3 brings a string of new features to Pioneer’s set preparation...

Following on from the news of Sennheiser's 25th anniversary edition of the ever popular HD25 headphones DJ Mag is happy to offer a chance to one lucky soul a chance to get in on the birthday celebrations with a chance to win a pair of these most coverted headphones

Last month we launched DJ Mag Radio Presented by Darius Syrossian, a monthly show hosted by the ViVa/OFF Recordings man celebrating all things good in house today. Here's round two.

"The label sounds like the beginning, middle and end of a great night out,” says Luke Harris. “The five of us are all into different stuff, and our output reflects that; be it the hard-edged, rave-channelling sounds of Elson David, the deep, lustrous electronics of Fybe:one or the vast, pulverised pop of Warsnare.Our aim is to sidestep trends and put out records that'll still sound as fresh and inventive in five years as they did on release. It's a tall order.