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Now focusing fully on her alias, valverdina, the Madrid-based artist is moving away from the city’s indie-pop scene into a more experimental one.
Irene Haro, Jock Thomson and Mariana Pires have received a £1,000 grant to develop original photo stories focused on the communities and cultural spaces that matter most to them.
Mexican-American DJ and producer x3butterfly takes over this week’s Crack Mix with an hour of peak-time party sounds, darting from bass to electro to breakbeat and back again.
Smerz, Joanne Robertsonf and Blawan are among the names announced for the festival’s 15th edition.
From 13-15 March 2026, London’s Southbank Centre will explore the question ‘What is jazz today?’ through a series of performances and talks.
Returning for its third – and biggest – edition yet at The Warehouse Project, Nia Archives’ club series returned to the Manchester venue last week for a five-stage, day-to-night takeover.
Dutch artist Jamback transforms personal loss into a powerful, club-ready track.
Welcome back to Selections, a series of artist-curated playlists from those in the know.
Bristol’s boundary-pushing all-day festival returned this month with an extensive programme co-curated by Crack Magazine, Team Love and the Bristol Beacon.
Music and Music Festivals as Change Drivers is a two-year initiative led by Roskilde Festival Group, running from 2024 to 2025 with activities in Denmark, Germany, the UK and the US.
Einhundert’s three-day exploration of the club experience offered an insight into the creative process of some of electronic music’s top producers.
Across five days, MOGA Festival transformed the Moroccan coastal city of Essaouira into a sanctuary for electronic exploration.
No Bounds returned to Yorkshire last weekend to explore the theme of Grit & Graft, with highlights from These New Puritans, Tristwch Y Fenywod, Joy Orbison, Rainy Miller and more.
The programme will take place 17-19 October at the Adidas Sports Base in Berlin.
The new rent-to-own plan allows customers to significantly reduce the upfront cost of Ableton’s fully-featured music production software.
Pizza Noise Mafia are a Brussels-based electronic duo and SHAPE+ Platform 25/26 artists, made up of Matthieu Levet and Thibault Gondard. The album, titled Il Grande Ritorno, is set for release on Slaaploos on 8 November.
Running from 26 September – 31 December, Bristol’s The Underground completes its 2025 season with Avalon Emerson, Sherelle, HAAi, and more.
The series of events will take place from 9-12 October at Rex Club in Paris, while the book, titled Nul si découvert, is set for release on 8 October.
Flow Festival returned to Helsinki’s historic Suvilahti power plant this month, with FKA twigs, Charli xcx, Little Simz, Fontaines D.C. and more on the line-up.
The Spanish festival returned to Santiago de Compostela this September with a programme centred on immersive audiovisual installations, club nights, and cutting-edge electronic music.
ROBOT Festival has revealed the full line-up for its 16th edition, which will take place from 9-11 October in Bologna, Italy.
The festival’s RAYE-headlined day saw performances from JADE, Tyla, and a last-minute set from FKA twigs.
Skepta’s Big Smoke Festival returned to Crystal Palace Bowl last month for a two-day takeover, as part of this year’s South Facing Festival series.
The Rewire x Korzo concert series returns on Friday, 3 October at The Hague’s Korzo Theatre.
DJ Python, Shackleton, Abdullah Miniawy and more are set to play the fifth edition of En Masse, which will take place from 9-12 October across multiple venues in Bristol.
The experimental music festival returns to Riga, Latvia, from 3-4 October.
