DJ duo Craig Handfield and Brandon Weems share a mission of unifying young Black music lovers through dance music. But being so deeply rooted in old-school New York house means they are their own blueprint for pushing this sound to their generation.
Under the looming spectre of economic crisis, we explore how venues, promoters, artists, club staff and punters can navigate uncertain financial terrain.
This year, promoters have grappled with inflation and financial deficits from the pandemic. Now they face another obstacle: scorching heat, raging wildfires and high winds due to climate change.
This Atlanta collective is throwing renegade raves to save South River Forest. Their inspiration comes from a long lineage of protest parties decades in the making.
Following billion euro revitalisation efforts, the multicultural city has become an attractive hub for investors. But unlike its crowded local beaches, Marseille's electronic underground remains relatively untouched.
After three consecutive cancellations, it seemed like the Norfolk arts and music event was ill-fated with insurmountable challenges. This year, it made a triumphant comeback.
How can artists succeed in the electronic music industry today? To help make sense of a rapidly shifting landscape, a variety of experts weigh in on the recipe for fame in the age of the algorithm.
Come September, we're dancing at a former ammunition depot in the Netherlands, on the water's edge in Croatia and in Field Maneuvers' mind-bending laser dome.
A wave of young collectives are laying claim to dance floors across Vietnam's largest metropolis. Bound together by a shared desire to promote local music, they're paving the way for a new era of underground sounds.
Kiana Mickles speaks to the Detroit techno legend about the intricacies of live improvisation, the artistic value in making mistakes and continuing Tony Allen's legacy with his ensemble, Tomorrow Comes The Harvest.
Draconian licensing laws have prevented Irish nightlife from reaching its full potential. Cautious optimism arose last winter when lawmakers promised to overhaul the antiquated system, but is this enough to bolster the local scene?
From queer camping extravaganzas to multiple festivals making triumphant returns for the first time since 2019, these are our picks for ending summer on a high note.
DJ Screw's slow, psychedelic DJ and production style has majorly influenced electronic music, R&B and pop. Houston-based artist Rabit and author Lance Scott Walker trace the roots of this pervasive sound.
We visit the seaside resort in Dhërmi that's home to Kala, ION and more to see how a recent influx of dance music events over the past five years is impacting the village.
With clubs located in subterranean basements and railroad archways, Glasgow's "late-night offerings are as varied as they are electrifying." The first chapter of Out of Space explores how the city’s manufacturing history formed the bedrock of its robust electronic music scene.