Angel-Ho releases music video for ‘I Want Your Love’
South African multidisciplinary alt-pop artist Angel-Ho has released a music video for her single, I Want Your Love. The track is taken from her latest album, Skitzo Ritual. The al
Tee Dee Dees – War (KRONO Remix)
Bold and danceable, Tee Dee Dees remix of single ‘War’ by electronic duo KRONO is a feel-good electronic track with lots of dancefloor-orientated charm. The Alaska Music releas
Tomorrowland to release series of fantasy novels based on the festival’s previous themes
Electronic music festival Tomorrowland is releasing a series of fantasy novels inspired by the themes and their corresponding worlds created for various editions of the festival ov
Q+A: 5 minutes with Adana Twins
German electronic duo Adana Twins are the sort of people who make music their entire lives. Their dedication to the dance floor, be it through their own productions of the creation
Four Tet wins royalties battle with former label Domino
Kieran Hebden, better known as producer Four Tet, has settled his recent legal battle with former label Domino. Hebden confirmed in a social media post on June 20th that the case h
Q+A: 5 Minutes with eevee and cliffe
eevee and cliffe have us under their hypnotic embrace with their latest collaborative single ‘villain’ via the imprint Secret Souls which is run by eevee. Both remarkable sound
Q+A: 5 Minutes with ManfroP
The nostalgia factor lingers with house producer ManfroP’s latest single ‘Number Two’, which features talented neo-soul singer Jessie Wagner. Released via Riptide Orignals, t
Q+A: 5 Minutes with Bec Sandridge
This Pride Month, we’re feeling especially proud. That’s why we’re speaking with rising LGBTQIA+ artists all month about their music, influences, and what ‘pride’ means t
Roundup, June #4
From bubblegum bass to mutant reggaeton, we roundup our favourite releases of the week. Listen below. Follow our Roundup Selections playlist on Spotify to stay updated on what we h
WTCHCRFT – Drugs Here
New York’s WTCHCRFT forms part of a new guard of young Black innovators connecting the dots between the history of Black dance music and the future. In particular, he’s casting
