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In celebration of Grey Day, New Balance take over crackaud.io for an exclusive mix series. Featuring Sumuyya, Wheelman, Meme Gold, Lauren Ralph and cktrl
Support those seeking justice for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and countless others
A list of resources available to musicians and the general public during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
A rolling playlist of the best new music, curated and regularly refreshed by Crack Magazine
Higher Ground’s Chloé Abrahams-Duperry discusses some of the challenges artists face on the road and practical solutions
Issue 119 cover star cktrl has put together a London-only mix for crackaud.io
A Style feature shoot with Albany, where she exists in a retro gamers universe
A mix of sounds from Manchester, selected by the DJ, artist, radio host, designer and performer Meme Gold
A nine-minute meditation designed to help boost your mental wellbeing, and ease the pressure off day-to-day stressors
Hit play for sounds from Glasgow’s underground
For New Balance’s Grey Day, Lauren dug into the sounds of his home city for a wildly enjoyable crackaud.io mix. The Streets meets Steel Pulse meets a bag of original productions
For New Balance’s Grey Day, Sumuyya puts together a mix of tracks from her hometown to celebrate the city which she represents so proudly
The Lewisham producer and multi-instrumentalist refuses to be constrained by what’s come before. We meet the artist for our Issue 119 cover story
A Sunday Mix exploring grief, motherly care and movement. The Haitian-American artist dedicates this to those who have lost their mothers
A lynchpin of the Copenhagen scene, the Danish native opts for a sleek and percussive style before diving into hard, tough techno
We met with artists from Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester and Glasgow to discuss the lessons they’ve learned from the past year
Big Tymers’ fourth studio album debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 – Cash Money’s first No. 1 LP – and was proof that they could still churn out hit after hit
From a LCY live stream to a six-hour Theo Parrish marathon, here’s our roundup of the best mixes you should be listening to from April 2021
A mix of tunes the Bristol trio – made up of Tara Clerkin, Sunny-Joe Paradisos and Patrick Benjamin – are spinning, along with some old favourites
