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First comes love then comes marriage. When it comes to this, DJs and performing artists seem to naturally gravitate toward each other – bonding...

Serato’s Scratch Live digital DJing software has been popular with DJs such as Jazzy Jeff, A-Trak, Felix Da Housecat and Bonobo. We explore why these...

Working with a hangover the day after Best of British Awards Party is always difficult, so rising with the knowledge that Fabric, our venue last...

Ben Klock is set to bring a new concept party to London's Printworks this year, with the launch of Klockworks presents PHOTON on 30th April...

DJs love Twitter. Period. 

Thanks to them, the great Twittersphere is constantly awash with a juicy selection of uncensored opinions, magical moments and bizarre snapshots...

Laidback Luke has taken to social media forum Reddit to bemoan the lack of DJ skills in modern-day dance music.

The Dutch veteran was responding...

Maceo Plex has finally announced the release of his long-awaited studio album, ‘Solar’.

Originally meant to be released last year, the Barcelona-based DJ and producer...

Martin Garrix has revealed that he will release seven tracks in seven days through Amsterdam Dance Event, which officially starts on Wednesday 19th October.

The...

Some of the biggest names in dance will descend upon Clapham Common for South West Four Weekender (27th/28th August). Underworld and Pendulum have already been...

DJ Mag tasted the techno at a free impromptu Richie Hawtin gig in a Street Feast courtyard for Land of Kings – and of course, the culinary delights too!

The highly-evolved rhythms and synth-infused electro beats of A.Human represent the ultimate marriage between man and machine. Led by arch replicant Dave Human, their insouciant...

It’s been nearly three years since Neosignal began injecting dance floors around the globe with an innovative, brutal sound. And while the namesake is still...

One of the biggest UK house music partnerships of the 1990s and early noughties, the Rhythm Masters return to the fold this month with their...

There’s a charming lack of pretension to Corsica Studios. It’s a maze of corridors, a pair of dark rooms filled with little more than speakers, smoke and sweaty bodies, a bar that’s never less than nine-deep and a chilly smoking area. And it’s all tucked under a railway arch, in Elephant & Castle – a place that makes south Detroit look like a Babylonian garden.