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Despite struggling to gain a meaningful foothold in an over-saturated clubbing circuit during its first 12 months, Motek is making moves to become one of the capital's leading forces.

Leaping from funky breaks to B-More, and ghetto house to rave with aplomb, Tubbs' music is a real shot in the arm. Everyone from Switch...

Nottingham has spawned a fair share of trailblazing dance nights. Dollop — now based in London — was booking Carl Craig and SMD on the same line-up back in 2007, before it was even a year old.

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According to Greek mythology, the Hydra is an aquatic serpent beast with multiple heads. To Londoners, however, thanks to Broken & Uneven, it’s become a different beast entirely — one made up not of reptilian heads, but 11 different top-class dance events running until New Year’s Eve.
Its launch — on Friday 24th August with an Ostgut Ton showcase featuring Marcel Dettmann, Marcel Fengler and label boss Nick Hoppner at a secret East London location — was a fitting way to open, considering Electric Minds’ Dolan Bergin and We Fear Silence’s Ajay Jayaram first crossed paths when Dolan brought the label to Cable in August 2011, when Ajay was a director at the club. Shortly after came Broken & Uneven; a London-based party that would serve as “…a vehicle with which to promote the music we love, across a wide-ranging spectrum of styles and genres,” Dolan tells DJ Mag.

Lazersonic and Zak Frost
Glacial disco/house hybrid…

In the topsy-turvy world of sub genres, Lazersonic and Zak Frost are doing their bit to inspire some...

“In the beginning there was Jack... and Jack had a groove!” So the old Mr Fingers track goes, but of course music made for dancing...

With a fair few releases under his belt for labels like Butterz and No Hats No Hoods and remixes for cats like Zinc and Katy...

Canvas in King's Cross Freight Depot, London will be transformed to fully reflect the true spirit of the U.S. dance music mecca.

And it wouldn't...

New Year’s Eve; a time to celebrate, reflect and take stock of the future… so what better way to ring it in than with...

Unless you are a switched on head roaming London, it's unlikely you'll have heard of Loose Synths. Started as a blog focusing specifically on under-the-radar garage, house and bass by Spokes, Shooting Horses and DLVRY, the first Loose Synths release comes from one of the chief family members (including a remix from Spokes) is a golden nugget of 4/4 garage deserving of your attention. Expect to hear a lot more from these guys going forward.

Jamz Supernova’s Future Bounce label will round up its year-long series of club-focussed releases this week with a storming two-tracker from Sam Interface. 

Following releases...

Back in 2010, UK disco, house and funk luminary Joey Negro AKA Dave Lee compiled a thoroughly educational – and massively danceable – retrospective album...

We caught up with him to chat about current projects before he brings his distinctive DJ style to Pacha London on Friday (30th August).