Fred again..’s USB002 project lands on streaming platforms in just two days. Before that happens, he wrapped the London leg of the run with four nights at Alexandra Palace. The last night of Ally Pally. A five-hour finale. What...
February 2026 arrives with a wave of new electronic music that feels expansive as artists lean into identity, collaboration, and dance floor impact in equal measure.
From heritage-driven projects and long-awaited label debuts to stripped-back reinterpretations of modern classics, this...
This summer, on August 8th and 9th, Loveland Festival 2026 returns to Sloterpark in Amsterdam. If you’ve never danced beside a Dutch lake while the sun melts into the horizon and you hear the beats reverberating through the trees, you’re missing...
Emi Galvan encapsulates an era where progressive house, as a genre, revolves on tension management. The genre lives in restraint, in knowing when not to peak. What began in the late 1990s as an imported UK sound matured into something...
Fresh off a record-breaking global run, the Grammy-winning trio RÜFÜS DU SOL have announced their largest-ever North American headline tour, confirming a 25-date summer 2026 run that will see them perform at stadiums, baseball parks and landmark venues across...
For over two decades, the Australia-based Balance series has functioned as a barometer for the more patient corners of melodic and progressive house. As the label prepares for its flagship Balance Croatia festival in Tisno this August, it shares Balance Miami is the...
The Australian Trio RÜFÜS DU SOL are set to return to the Pacific Northwest with a highly anticipated two-night run where the band will headline The Gorge Amphitheatre in George, Washington, on June 5 - 6, 2026. This would be their...
Tinlicker’s sound has always lived at the intersection of emotion and precision. Enter They Call Me Steve, the alias of Dutch producer Jordi van Achthoven. He is better known as one half of the melodic house duo Tinlicker alongside...
At a point where many emerging producers chase volume, visibility, and rapid releases, Daijo is pausing to ask a quieter question. What actually needs to be said? His music does not arrive with grand statements or inflated intent. It...
The first month of 2026 wastes no time setting the tone for the year ahead. January’s New Music selections reflect a scene moving confidently between heritage and reinvention, pairing established names with forward-facing production ideas. Armin van Buuren’s emotive...
