There’s a tiptoe dynamism to Mexican-Norwegian artist Carmen Villain’s fourth album, ‘Only Love From Now On’ on Smalltown Supersound. An alchemical fusion of dub sonics...
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The London venue faces closure during the coronavirus lockdown
The Jazz Cafe in London has launched a crowdfunding campaign to save the space from permanent closure.
The Camden venue, which marks its 30th anniversary...
It's due to relaunch on 24th May...
Camden's iconic Jazz Cafe is set to reopen on 24th May.
To celebrate the venue's relaunch, the Jazz Cafe will host a wicked two-week opening...
Scratch supremo Jazzy Jay will be in the UK this week, demonstrating his immense scratching skills on digital interface Serato Scratch.
The legendary scratch-master Jazzy Jay is in the UK demonstrating Rane's new scratch mixer.
The hybrid TT57 SL scratch mixer incorporates Rane's Serato Scratch Live...
Finally some good news for London’s beleaguered clubbing scene...
Given everything that has happened over the last couple of weeks you might think that London’s status as one of the best clubbing destinations is...
It's all happening at London's Jazz Cafe...
Janet Jackson's iconic 'The Velvet Rope' album will be brought back to life at London venue The Jazz Cafe this Friday 6th October, with the...
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In this series, Selections, we invite DJs, producers and label heads to dig into their digital crates and share the contents of their Bandcamp collections. This week, Carmen Villain spotlights lush dub experiments, expressive club beats, intimate ambient music and more
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Featuring Underground Resistance (Live), VTSS, SHERELLE, Shanti Celeste, India Jordan, Jeff Mills, Marcel Dettmann and more
The first names set to play next year's Maiden Voyage festival have been announced.
Run by the team behind Camden's Jazz Cafe, the festival -...
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Maxi Jazz also wrote the lyrics to the iconic track in under an hour, he revealed in a recent Guardian interview
Faithless have opened up about the writing and recording of their iconic 1995 track ‘Insomnia’.
Two months on from announcing their first new album in...
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Detroit saxophonist, producer, and vocalist Norma Jean Bell is responsible for some of house music’s most glorious moments, and has worked alongside the likes of Moodymann, K-Hand, Ron Trent and George Clinton. Her full-length opus, 'Come Into My Room', released in 2001, proved that she really is “the baddest bitch in this room”
Each month, DJ Mag UK's fashion editor Amy Fielding catches up with some of our favourite artists to talk about all things style. Check out...
Ahead of live London dates
Beatbox supremo Sholmo today announced a series of dates at Camden's Jazz Cafe and a new EP with his Lip Factory group.
'Hands Up EP'...
Londoners, you're in for a treat...
London event series Clock Strikes 13 have just announced the programme for their autumn return, and boy oh boy, does it look incredible!
Staying true...
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Ben Cardew revisits Björk’s ‘Debut’ album which encompasses elements of rave, jazz, pop and so much more to explore how it laid the groundwork for...
If the world Björk inhabits on ‘Debut’ sounds a little every-day for such an extraordinary star, its because Björk made it so. Of course, the concept...
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New Zealand's Ryan Quinlivan – DJ, producer, designer and all-round polymath – offers a characteristically soulful portrait of drum & bass consisting exclusively of his...
Ryan Quinlivan, as RQ, has been quietly operating in the drum & bass periphery for two decades, often more attuned to the scene's jazz and...