Jasmine Infiniti
Eris Drew, Octo Octa, UNIIQU3, Juliana Huxtable, CCL and DJ Paulette are among the names on the line-up
Dublin’s darkmavis and sohotsospicy team up for an explosive new EP on Talamh Records. Hear the storming Jersey Club-inspired opener, ‘Glorified’, now
A dazzling mix of hyperkinetic club music for the Recognise series
Suzi Analogue delivers a dazzling mix of hyperkinetic club music for the Recognise series, and catches up with Tajh Morris about her genre-spanning style, her experience as a queer Black woman in the music industry, and her goal to educate the world on the unsung contributions of those communities to music
DJ Mag is taking over BBC Radio 1 Dance for five special shows this month
Jasmine Infiniti delivers a no-holds-barred set of furious, euphoric techno for the Recognise series, and speaks to Jasmine Kent-Smith about her New World Dysorder label and club night, her DIY ethos, and carving her own narrative
Jasmine Infiniti delivers a no-holds-barred set of furious, euphoric techno for the Recognise series, and speaks to Jasmine Kent-Smith about her New World Dysorder label and club night, her DIY ethos, and carving her own narrative
Honey Dijon, Jasmine Infiniti and Mike Servito will all perform during the charity event
Percussive club acrobatics and mind-altering rhythms from São Paulo’s BADSISTA
Recognise is DJ Mag's monthly mix series, introducing artists we love that are bursting onto the global electronic music circuit. This month, São Paulo’s BADSISTA steps up with an incendiary mix of percussive club acrobatics and mind-altering rhythms, and chats with Chal Ravens about life on the road, fusing ‘90s trance with high-speed Brazilian funk, and the unifying politics of the rave
All streams will be free and openly accessible to the public
2020 will mark the second edition of the New York festival
The big one is back; Aus Music at Shelter, DJ Mag ADE at Claire, De School’s Het Weekend, DJ Mag Top 100 DJs and Breakfast Club at Radion are among our top picks
Amsterdam Dance Event kicks off next week, turning the city into an electronic music playground for five days. We've scoured the programme for the best parties, festivals and more, so you don't have to
