“That cross-section between a banger instrumental and a nicely crafted song was always something that I really enjoyed,” says T.Williams, reflecting on the kind of...
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Mysterious mannequins Fred und Luna ready their ‘Im Tanzrausch’ EP on Compost Records. Hear the jaunty Krautelektro of ‘Compostonikum’...
Fred und Luna – ostensibly two stylish mannequins with bright red hair – will release their new ‘Im Tanzrausch’ EP via Compost Records on 22nd...
At October's Make Me party
For the October installment of techno club night Make Me, Ben UFO takes to the stage for an exclusive 7 hour set.
The DJ and...
It’s been a tough week for Kaytranada...
Canadian artist Kaytranada has taken to Twitter to express his outrage, after having his 2016 Juno Award nomination for Dance Recording of the Year revoked...
Movement Electronic Music Festival returns on Memorial Day Weekend 2014
After over 107,000 people – including DJ Mag – attended 2013's Detroit Electronic Music Festival, organisers Paxahau have announced that the 2014 edition will again take place on Memorial Day weekend (May 24-26) inside Detroit’s Hart Plaza.
From festival headliner to year-end podcast curator...
Ben UFO helped keep the holiday season lively with a fresh set of mixes. The Londoner dropped a new Dekmantel mix on both Christmas and...
DJ Mag present Hardwell at Green Valley, Brazil
The voting for Top 100 Clubs, powered by Miller Genuine Draft closes at midnight (GMT) tomorrow, Friday 28th of February. Before this year's results are announced...
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Over the past two decades, West London DJ and producer T.Williams has worn many hats, from his roots in grime and jungle through to spells in garage and soulful melodic house. His recently released debut album, ‘Raves Of Future Past’, finds him freed from all limitations, and pays tribute to this wide-ranging career. Here, Ben Murphy speaks to him about writing songs versus bangers, the freedom of expression of the early 2000s era, and how he made his classic track ‘Heartbeat’ with Terri Walker
London's longest-serving Techno night, Lost.
As one half of Basic Channel, Mark Ernestus has one of the most influential back catalogues in electronic music. And just as Basic Channel releases were as eagerly anticipated as Santa dropping down the chimney with a sack of white labels for the techno cognoscenti during the 1990s, so Ernestus’ rare DJ appearances are almost as mythical an event. Or to put it another way, if you were to book him, you probably wouldn’t stick him in a back bar at the end of the night.
The DJmag Tech crew check out Stanton’s new four-channel rack-mount mixer, and find little to complain about...
We have been most impressed with Stanton’s mixers of late. Mixers like the M.207 have proved that Stanton understands the needs of DJs and can...
A major crackdown following recent legislation...
16 Ibiza beach clubs have been told “no music, no DJs” by the San José municipal town hall. The announcement comes less than two weeks...
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The ambient hero has collaborated with the Paul Stolper Gallery
Brian Eno has collaborated with the Paul Stopler Gallery to create a limited edition colour-changing neon turntable. The turntable, which has a limited run of...
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Over and over and over...
London City Airport has today been playing the landmark Brian Eno album, 'Ambient 1: Music For Airports', on constant loop to celebrate the release's 40th...
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Guests include Courtesy, DJ Stingray, Lena Willikens, Optimo (Espacio), Call Super, Objekt...
Ben UFO has announced a 13-week residency at London’s XOYO and each party is looking uniquely amazing.
The Hessle Audio founder will play the venue...
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28th February 1pm...
Ben UFO has teased an exclusive announcement being made next week.
The Hessle Audio founder dropped a new mix on his Soundcloud yesterday with the...
Computer Love - The online dance music store that gives you more
The Juno story is the perfect tale of how a small idea can grow into a burgeoning, successful business.
“We started Juno in 1996 as...