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As the saying goes, all good things come to those who wait. And after nearly four years, Chet Porter has finally delivered his debut album, EVERYTHING YOU’VE EVER SEEN. The album is a masterclass in authenticity. Porter holds nothing back from a songwriting perspective, fearlessly diving into new horizons with lush soundscapes that encapsulate the depth […]
From Kherson, Ukraine comes one of the most extraordinarily bright and even outright sunny EPs hitting the racks this year.
Simon Heyliger and Ari Frank at Arbella on March 16 2024.
The Association of Independent Festivals warns "the UK could see over 100 festivals disappear in 2024" Continue reading…
Skee Mask and Zenker Brothers will go back-to-back in a special session for the festival's debut Continue reading…
The Japanese engineer never patented his design, assuming it to be “too much hassle” Continue reading…
It’s almost the weekend, so time to get lost in another two hours of quality house music from the Long Live House Radio Show with Graeme Park. Previous mixes can be found here. This week’s two-hour mix features Opolopo, Mark Knight & Armand Van Helden, Soweto Gospel Choir x Groove Terminator, Tom Trago, Jimpster feat. KingCrowney, DC LaRue, Adeva, Sterling Void, […]
Out of the blue, Lone dropped a track just as the year was winding down and Triton may make all of the bullshit of 2023 worth it.
Closer To Truth has a knack for tapping into a rich vein of young producers and giving them a spotlight and with output like this they rarely disappoint.
More house excellentness on Delusions of Grandeur, this time featuring four cuts from Athenian DJ / producer Lex.
The concept on Too Slow To Disco’s Yacht Soul compilation is collecting soul and R&B cover versions that fit that nebulous, slick, smooth, West-coast soft rock yacht aesthetic.
A remarkable label debut for Marli, who has been producing for a few years but emerges with a nearly pitch-perfect release on Unknown To The Unknown.
In a recent interview with Capital Dance, Calvin Harris revealed his plan to simply quit the performance aspect of his job in the next few years. As a matter of fact, the Scottish superstar, who was joined by MistaJam and Rag’n’Bone Man on the Capital Dance Evening Show, admitted that he couldn’t see himself behind […]
Released in August 1998, just as the Britpop boom was reaching its zenith, UNKLE‘s debut album Psyence Fiction might have marked a departure from the largely hip-hop sound associated with other Mo’Wax cuts, but was one of the most captivating albums of the late 90s, drenched in dread and lingering paranoia – perhaps of the new […]