Hearing the bubbly, walk-on-air music of Sigala, you’d never guess the first dance record he ever picked up. That was a CD containing a Clubland X-Treme Hardcore compilation, one of
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Chris Ramos has created a dance music opus in his debut album, Evolution. Ramos’ early career was driven by a number of singles signed to then-emerging powerhouse label Monstercat, as
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While drum & bass in the United States has maintained a foothold for well over two decades, only now is it seeing a surge into the mainstream. Major stateside festivals
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Just over a year ago, New Zealand-born producer Opiuo released “Bash Plate,” a wonky bass collaboration with fellow Kiwi ASHEZ. But their time in the studio together was only just beginning. During
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From being a college athlete to producing his own music, GorillaT made lots of noise—literally—in the dubstep scene in 2023. The 22-year-old artist, whose real name is Tate Warner, started
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Have you seen everything you’ve wanted to see before you die? That’s the question Chet Porter posed on his debut album, EVERYTHING YOU’VE EVER SEEN. Today he continues the story behind
You’ve heard of totems commemorating spiritual and sexual journeys—or just a dank meme—but have you ever encountered one that brought you right back to your childhood? Without the exuberant camaraderie
Sometimes the stars align just right. For Brandi Cyrus, her constellation is the DJ booth. Stepping into the booth felt like a natural evolution, but not right away. Cyrus spent her early
“Can you see me?” sounds like a rhetorical question. But for Rezz, it’s as tangible as the dark magic in her album of the same name. Rezz’s tendrils are creeping into the
For the idealistic minds behind the producers of music festivals, one question often gnaws like a spider in the brain: can a stage be more than just a platform? For