Viper Diva, the hard techno combination of Hadone and Shlømo, will set the FOLD dance floor alight. Also taking centre stage is Giselle Guedes, who's trance-like twists in her sets bring a higher energy wherever she performs.
23 degrees has become synonymous with all things Jungle, Breaks and UK influenced sounds. This time they land in the capital at Village Underground to deliver what they do best, top drawer dance floor hitters all throughout the night.
This eco-conscious festival pushes social awareness to the forefront of their concept. The event's line up is rich in live performances by the likes of Bicep, Overmono and Sofia Kourtesis. Make sure to get yourself down to Brockwell Park for this one.
The first edition of Flesh Queer Festival, a party for LGBTQ+ folk and their friends and allies, welcomes a stacked lineup of majority women, trans, non-binary and queer artists.
Another best of the best at Black Artist Database’s showcase - this time at Village Underground. Expect high-energy spice and hypey selections spanning electro, techno, bass and garage
This day of free music, including sets from OK Williams and Hannah Holland, is presented by some of London's key LGBTQ+ dance music collectives and will celebrate South London's sound system heritage.
Heels & Souls celebrate seven years in the game with a party boat followed by a night at Venue MOT. Cruise down the Thames with Peach, Club Fitness and more, before a TBA special guest, Sean OD, James Andrew and Heels & Souls take things through to 6 AM in the club.
We spoke to founder Tom Lea and artists including E.M.M.A, India Jordan, UNIIQU3 and 96 Back about the label's 12-year-long history and the friends they made along the way.
A younger generation of DJs are using shitposting as an antidote to Instagram's overly serious exercises in self-promotion—and reflecting the absurdity of contemporary culture back on itself.
It's a "Rave New World." Bang Face Weekender in Southport and New York’s WIRE FESTIVAL where techno legends convene, make it onto May's festival round up.
"Fans can keep supporting artists on Android as they have, and we'll continue paying artists the same share of sales," wrote CEO Ethan Diamond in a blog post today.