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Ahead of playing Simple Things Festival next month, Canty curates an atmospheric playlist featuring Beverly Glenn-Copeland, Daniel Johnston, Billie Holiday and more
Applications for the 10-month artist incubator scheme are open until 25 February
Expect synapse-scything sounds from Rian Treanor, MC Kono, DJ Dlaki and more, curated by the Tanzanian rhythm scientist
The house and techno event is set to hold its first edition in Malta from 17-19 May 2024
Danish composer and producer ML Buch delivers her contribution to the Sunday Mix series. A match made in heaven
Ahead of playing Simple Things Festival on 24 February, the tongue-in-cheek acid house duo talk through five key tracks in their repertoire
Friends, musicians and collaborators pay tribute to the fearless producer, DJ and designer. Featuring Primal Scream’s Simone Marie Butler, RS Tangent, Helena Hauff, Russell E.L. Butler and more
An enticingly slick, unpredictable and effervescent listen from the Seoul artist
Announced today (24 January), ‘Affection’ also features collaborations with Panda Bear and Charlotte Adigéry
For today’s Crack Mix, Oldyungmayn comes through with a kinetic club workout, fuelled by hard drum and percussive polyrhythms from the get-go
The likes of SHERELLE b2b Kode9, Joy Orbison and Novelist have been announced for the London festival, taking place from 24-26 May
Open for a week from 29 January until 5 February, the competition gives upcoming musicians and bands from the UK and Ireland the opportunity to compete for a main stage slot at this year’s event
More names have been announced for the Portuguese festival, taking place from 19-24 June
The publication is also running a raffle to raise funds for the fellowship
For their mix, the Manchester duo – aka Michael Cutting and Vitalija Glovackyte – pair languid R&B romanticism with skewed sound design and shadowy bass undercurrents, featuring tracks from Flying Lotus, James K, Blackhaine and more
The London venue is set to host a new South Asian Sounds programme, spotlighting artists and musical traditions from the wider Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Afghan diaspora
The news was shared via The Soft Moon social media account today (19 January). Luis…
The news was confirmed by the influential LA-based DJ and producer’s management today (19 January)….
The 11-track releases for Planet Mu leads with closing cut – and Philip Glass collaboration – ‘The Precision of Infinity’
High-energy hardcore, hard house and trance from the Barcelona-based DJ, producer and House of (S)PUNK founder
There has also been significant staff layoffs from the music publication amidst the changes
The music production workshops will take place online over the next few months with sessions from B.A.D. co-founder NIKS, multidisciplinary artist Coco Em and composer and sound artist [M]
The London club has announced its programme for the first quarter of 2024
Norwegian artist Maud – aka Kristine Hoff – delivers a “rapid and experimental but mostly soft and dreamy” Pop Zone mix filled with PC Music, hyperpop and trance pop goods
‘The Road To Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions’ is due out 5 April via the artist’s own label PLZ Make It Ruins
Hit play on a handful of sets recorded at Italy’s Lost Music Festival last year, and bring a dose of sunshine to your speakers. Featuring DJ Python, Dinamarca, Virginia WWW, Alto Fuero and Reptilian Expo
Pure dancefloor bliss to get lost in from the Staycore co-founder, recorded at Lost Music Festival 2023
A brain massage in performance (now mix) form from Spiritual Sauna’s Virginia WWW
For his two-hour set at Lost Music Festival 2023, DJ Python kept the mood steamy and the energy high throughout
For their live performance at Lost Music Festival, artist duo Alto Fuero tapped into a transportative ritualism – ranging from otherworldly incantations to frenetic club-rooted rhythms