The second announcement continues to cement 2019 as one of their most innovative line up’s to date. With London icon Craig Richards playing across both days, he will be joined by Hessle Audio co-founder Ben Ufo, Rroxymore, Mr. G, Umfang and Jeremy Underground on the Friday. The Saturday announcement focuses on the European minimal crew
AuthorChanel Kadir
The Lowdown: Henry Greenleaf
There’s no shortage of independent record labels in the industry at the moment and this is making it easier for artists to get their music out there. It’s for this reason that three friends – Agrippa, Henry Greenleaf and Meta – joined together to launch a bass-driven label called Par Avion earlier this year. With
Field Day relocates to the biggest warehouse venue in Enfield for 2019
Located next to Tottenham Marshes, Meridian Water features four huge warehouses and an expansive ten-acre outdoor space. The biggest warehouse has a capacity of 7,500. In the press release it states that the new venue will ‘give Field Day the platform to reinvent what a London festival is with never-before-seen staging and structures, state of the
Monticule Festival announces Zenker Brothers, Simo Cell, Fantastic Twins, Manfredas, Sascha Funke, Low Jack, Oko DJ & more for 5th anniversary
Taking place from the 19th to the 23rd June, Monticule Festival is set in a private domaine in the French countryside 1 hour 30 minutes drive from Toulouse airport. With the main focus on the musical programming across four stages, the billing so far includes The Zenker Brothers, RSS Disco, Sascha Funke, Fantastic Twins, Curses,
Chrissy: “And just like back then, the dance music scene is becoming more overtly political again in response, and resisting those oppressive forces”
Hardcore is slowly but surely infiltrating the music scene on a wider scale again – with plays across mainstream radio, the fashion industry taking inspiration from the free party movement and broadsheet media talking about ‘what clubbing culture used to be’. And as the world goes in to political turmoil, it feels fitting that a
Listening: wilma – S.o.b. (C.K’s 8000 mix)
Getting picked up by Panorama Bar resident Prosumer for his fabric 79 mix where he used the track ‘Fabio’, Copenhagen duo wilma released on the resident’s Potion imprint shortly after. The duo are slowly but surely cementing themselves in their local scene with previous gigs including Culture Box, Silo6 and Jolene. Moving onto Australia earlier
FYI Chris to release on Toy Tonics with ‘Songs About People’s Feelings’ EP
Previously releasing on Rhythm Section, Church and West Friends, the duo take on Europe with their debut on the German label. Running the Peckham record store Rye Wax for the last two years, the London producers have been paving their way in the post-house scene. Their forthcoming four-track EP ‘Songs About People’s Feelings’ sees FYI
Insight: No Spiritual Surrender’s guide to Spain’s techno scene
No Spiritual Surrender (otherwise known as Jose ‘J.C.’ Cabrera and Kastil) have become leading figures in the Spanish techno scene. With J.C. running Cabrera Records and the innovative Mugako festival whilst Kastil runs his Stale imprint and has been supported by the likes of Marcel Dettmann, Dax J and DVS1. Between the two of them
Listening: Nathan Micay – Never Rhythm Game
Nathan Micay is on a roll this year with a steady slew of releases on labels such as Whities, On Loop and now Lovefingers’ ESP Institute imprint. Taking a different route for his ‘weirdest club record to date’, Nathan focuses on the dancefloor with the lead single ‘Never Rhythm Game’ a 4am acid-tinged wobbler. “After
Pearson Sound – ‘Earwig’
‘Earwig’ is the first single to be released from Pearson Sound’s forthcoming EP ‘Rubble’. Returning to his self-titled label for the first time since last year’s release of ‘Robin Chasing Butterflies’, the three-track EP was formed during a solitary week at Devon Analogue Studio before finishing the record in London. In the press release it