Yeah Yeah Yeahs for Issue 135! Featuring Coby Sey, Special Interest, Cakes da Killa and more!
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Our final Latin Heritage Month mix comes courtesy of Lima-based producer QOQEQA, who dials in a hypnotic set featuring tunes by Nick León, Siete Catorce, El Plvybxy and more
The rising New York rapper selects “fire music on ethereal beats” from the likes of Yves Tumor, Bladee and Clara La San for her silky smooth Sunday Mix
You can’t discuss about London’s queer club scene without talking about Grace Sands. And you certainly can’t throw a party at The Glory celebrating British queer club history without having Sands play. So here’s Sands at The Glory. Play it loud
Big, bass-driven stylings from the ascendant selector, recorded live at The Glory
Founder of Adonis – a vital force in London’s queer clubbing community – and no-frills selector Shay Malt pulls up to the party with a clutch of darkroom party-starters. Recorded live at Dalston’s The Glory
Leeds’ DJ LUSCIOUS lives up to the moniker across this enticing live session
This live mix from Dalston Superstore resident J. Aria expertly captures the thrill and personality of their sets. Recorded at the launch of HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE
The London-based dance duo select tracks by Four Tet, Dorothy Ashby, Robbie Williams and more
The Hungarian producer and Planet Mu mainstay comes through with a succinct blend of unreleased tracks and music from his most recent album, ‘Boundary Objects’
The club night will take place on 30 September, the opening night of the Amsterdam music and arts event
DJ, vocalist and researcher Lys Ventura steps up for the latest mix in our Latin Heritage Month 2022 series. This one is dedicated to “Latin American rhythms from the favelas across Brazil”
Photographer El Hogg captured the action at the launch of HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE – our illustrated map and research project plotting 50 years of British LGBTQIA+ parties
The Dallas born-and-raised musician and filmmaker lets us in on his listening habits. Plug in for tracks from the likes of Sons of Kemet, James Blake, Solange and Outkast
The ‘Donda’ artist previewed new music from the pair at a London Fashion Week party last night (26 September)
Could new music be on the way?
Lucrecia Dalt supplies this week’s Sunday listening, offering up a lush and softly energising blend of jazz, blues and traditional Latin American rhythms for your end of week reflections
Venezuelan artist Luis Garban is behind our latest Latin Heritage Month mix, turning in a high-energy set that showcases some of his favourite national classics and styles such as raptor house and merengue
The brainchild of Ukrainian artists Questions4Later and Andrew Lisanov, the new playlist launches today (22 September) and will be updated on a monthly basis
The arts lost a giant last week when film director Jean-Luc Godard died aged 91. Here, Soundwalk Collective create a tribute mix dedicated to the director they got to know through his inimitable archive
Photographer Sophia Carey shares a series of stills from WHP’s 11-hour return at Mayfield Depot
A mix for slowing down from experimental sound artist Damsel Elysium. Featuring tracks by Lafawndah, Kate Bush, Kelly Moran and more
The Mexican juke producer shares a broad and irresistible set of club sounds as part of our Latin Heritage Month series
High-energy techno to light up your Thursday. This one’s supplied by The Third Room’s Ahmet Sisman
The Canadian producer shares a streamlined set of unreleased material, pop-infused tunes and ‘refizzed’ offerings that beckon listeners towards hot and sweaty dancefloors
Featuring FFF, Coco Bryce, Basic Rhythm and more
The ‘Take Me Apart’ artist is back following a lengthy hiatus
The multi-venue event returns next month, from 10-15 October
The rapper also gave a short speech at the march, organised over the weekend to demand justice for Chris Kaba, who was fatally shot by the police last week
“This one’s for respite and reflection; a kaleidoscope and deep dive with sound, music and frequencies. The storm within the calmness and the calmness in the storm”
