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It's a thorough snapshot of a timeless scene...
The three part series explores the history of dance music from its origins right up to the modern day...
We meet Orbital to talk their new LP, live performance and what it's like to be 30 years deep in the dance music biz...
After almost 30 years — minus a couple of splits — operating as Orbital, Paul and Phil Hartnoll are back with their first studio album in six years (and ninth in total), ‘Monsters Exist’. DJ Mag tracks the brothers down in their beloved Brighton to chat their new LP, sibling bickering and sending a message through music...
77 minutes of raw power for the Brooklyn DJ...
Formidable DJ/producer/promoter Katie Rex steps up with a fierce mix of hammering electro and techno. We catch up with the Brooklyn mainstay to discuss her origins in the Philadelphia rave scene, founding the peerless BOUND event series, and her favourite artists in the scene...
Black Coffee fronts DJ Mag UK's August cover...
Without bluster or overblown hype, Black Coffee has doggedly worked himself into the position of being not just South Africa’s foremost electronic music artist, but one of the biggest playas on the planet. DJ Mag meets the mild-mannered gentleman in Ibiza — the location of his high-profile weekly residency at Hï — to talk philanthropy, overcoming adversity, and working with megastars such as Drake and David Guetta...
It tells the visual story of his whirlwind career...
UK house legend Ashley Beedle steps up with a supreme 60-minute mix as part of DJ Mag's Podcast series...
UK house legend Ashley Beedle steps up with a supreme 60-minute mix as part of DJ Mag's Podcast series. We catch up with an incomparable DJ and producer to discuss his stacked production schedule, Black Science Orchestra, the enduring influence of X-Press 2 and the significance of the Windrush Anniversary...
“It’s so important for black students, especially, to be aware that it can 100% be an option to attend a university of this calibre”
Hudson Mohawk produced the track used in the sketch...
The Real Daft Punk includes 1997 and 2001 interviews...