Indiana
They first formed as the production duo back in 1994
DJ Mag's Chandler Shortlidge speaks to three DJs — Posthuman, Spencer Parker, and Noncompliant — about the highs and lows of life on the road
From back-to-back travel and navigating unknown places, to the thrill of peak time raving and the low of the next day, touring DJs lead lives that can feel extraordinary and mundane. Away from the glamour of social media, what does a touring DJ really think of their hectic lifestyle? Below, Posthuman, Spencer Parker, and Noncompliant share their stories about life on the road
The Chicago-born singer was best known for tracks including ‘Learn 2 Luv’ and ‘Nite Life’...
The singer is definitely not 'Happy'...
DJ Mag meets Jlin to discuss the feeling of home, composing for a ballet and the powerful complexity in simplicity...
Having become a staple of the Planet Mu roster, Jlin’s experimental sonics have seen her captivate club-goers and festival crowds around the globe. Now the US producer has opened herself up to a whole new audience and world of potential — composing a ballet, and in the process, achieving a lifelong ambition...
Words: TARA JOSHI
Pics: MADHUMITA NANDI / Live pic: MARK ALLAN
Noncompliant (AKA DJ Shiva) delivers an hour of blistering, assertive techno. We catch up with the Midwest legend to learn about the Indiana rave scene, the role of techno in trying times and the need for hope against adversity...
From their Berlin creative hub, production duo Âme — who made the evergreen house classic ‘Rej’ — talk about their record shop, distribution arm and studio complex, how they go about creating, and their long awaited new album ‘Dream House’...
With the rise of Shazam, The Identification of Music Group and "Track ID?" culture, some DJs have become increasingly protective of the music they play. But is secrecy the solution when the whole point of DJing is to share?
With the rise of Shazam, The Identification of Music Group and "Track ID?" culture, some DJs have become increasingly protective of the music they play. But is secrecy the solution when the whole point of DJing is to share?
Techno rises in the heart of the Midwest and with it, a bold call to action.
