Donald Trump won the U.S. Presidential election today, beating Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton eight years after the Unites States of America elected its first ever black commander-in-chief, Barack Obama.

After the news broke at 7:30am GMT, the dance music community reacted with a combination of disbelief, anger and humour. Below is what Disclosure, The Black Madonna, Carl Craig and many more had to say about Trump’s victory.

Keep an eye on this page as we’ll be updating it with more reactions through the day.

Radio presenter, DJ and all-round UK music icon, Annie Mac, has just dropped a brand-new, 30-minute mini-documentary that follows her on tour throughout the summer.

Featuring behind the scenes footage from some of the globe's biggest festivals and music events, the doco also sports interviews with massive dance acts including Calvin Harris, MK, Disclosure and Diplo.

There's also words from The Black Madonna and Heidi backstage at Space, Ibiza, plus epic shots of Annie DJing and on the road. 

Pop/house duo Disclosure played an impromptu DJ set from their kitchen late last week, and streamed the whole thing via social media.

Highlights included a bevy of funky house tracks, which the duo dispatched on vinyl — but the biggest reaction came when they dropped their unreleased remix of James Blake's ‘Modern Soul’ at the two-hour mark.

‘Where’s Wally?’ illustrator Adam Carnegie has made a new illustration, replacing the elusive beanie wearing character with a number of music stars, including Daft Punk, Major Lazer, Disclosure, The Gorillaz, Prince, Amy Winehouse and many more.

The illustration features a fantasy festival called ZION, which appears to pull from a number of iconic locations including Glastonbury, Tomorrowland, Lollapalooza, Melt! and Outlook.

Across the United Kingdom up to 44 million people are voting on whether the United Kingdom should remain in the European Union.

Whist the arguments for both for and against have been dissected to death over the last few months, in recent days electronic artists from almost every conceivable genre have begun put their head above the parapet to openly weigh in on the debate, almost unanimously throwing their considerable influence behind the remain campaign.

Disclosure have dropped ‘Moog For Love’, a surprise EP which is the first material from the duo since last year’s ‘Caracal’. You can listen to the new music below.

The three-track EP features Eats Everything and Al Green, as well as ‘BOSS’, the music the pair premiered at their Wild Life festival performance last weekend (June 11).

Elsewhere on the new release, Disclosure bring in Eats in for the EP’s title-track, whilst Green provides vocals for ‘Feel Like I Do’. ‘Moog For Love’ is released today (June 15) via PMR and Island Records.

On paper Disclosure remixing Australian man-of-the-moment Flume, and his track 'Never Be Like You', should be a homerun for everyone involved, right? Well, no. For some fans, Disclosure's remix – which was posted to Soundcloud today – is the worst thing to happen to them in 2016. 

Parklife's sister festival, WILD LIFE, has also unveiled its line-up this week, with Disclosure, Rudimental and Ice Cube all scheduled to headline the Brighton-based festival on 11th and 12th June.

Taking place at Brighton's City Airport the line-ups do share a lot of acts — hence why they're sisters —including Four Tet, Julio Bashmore, Tiga and many more. Legendary disco outfit Earth, Wind & Fire featuring Al McKay are set to deliver a masterclass in disco, funk and R&B, with further headline performances coming from D&B figureheads Andy C and DJ EZ.

Reading & Leeds festival has just announced that Disclosure will be headlining this year’s event, taking place across the August Bank Holiday Weekend.

Despite the festival being known primarily as a rock fest, the dance duo will join Foals to headline the main stage and take their stunning live act to the masses.

Disclosure visited the White House yesterday before their performance in Washington DC.

The duo, made up of brothers Howard and Guy Lawrence, were given a tour of the historic building when they paid a visit on Wednesday, 21st October.

"Just got to go inside the White House! Amazing experience.. Incredible collection of art and historical items... Feeling very privileged,” they wrote on Instagram.

While the pair didn’t get a chance to meet the President — perhaps he’s more of a Sam Smith fan — they did get to pet his dogs, Sunny and Bo.