There are few songs as instantly recognizable as Dolly Parton’s “Jolene.” Defined by its direct lyrical plea, unforgettable melody and emotional intensity, the country classic has remained a cultural fixture for decades. Now, masked electronic… Read More »GlassJack Announces Dance Reinterpretation of Dolly Parton’s “Jolene”
Formerly known as Speaker Boy, the multidisciplinary artist launches a project where progressive music and 3D visual art evolve as one. Isaac Velázquez Moreno is opening a new chapter in his creative career with Resometric, an… Read More »Resometric Presents “Wuppertal,” a New Audiovisual Journey from Isaac Velázquez Moreno
Djakarta Warehouse Project has unveiled the first artists confirmed for its 2026 edition, which will take place in Jakarta from December 11–13, 2026. The first phase of the lineup brings together international names from house, techno,… Read More »Djakarta Warehouse Project Reveals Massive First Phase for 2026
Philipp de Castro’s Morfema EP trades sharp angles for a submerged, downtempo pulse, built from modular synths and acid lines with a faint human trace.
Love To Be… welcomed 6,000 house fans to Harrogate for its biggest festival yet, with Claptone, Sam Divine and Paul Woolford.
Double Deuce’s ‘I’ve Been Down’ is a 70s-inspired vocal disco burner with heavy bass and hypnotic drums.
The iconic DJ and producer will bring his fully immersive live show to the festival, marking its worldwide debut and launching a forthcoming world tour. North America’s largest trance music festival Dreamstate SoCal 2026 is… Read More »Paul van Dyk To Debut New Live Concept ‘The Essence Of Acid’ At Dreamstate Socal 2026
Love To Be… launches its major UK tour in Birmingham with Solardo, Marshall Jefferson, Belters Only, Rue Jay and more.
Definitive Recordings presents Roland Leesker’s rework of Soft House Company’s 1990 House classic ‘What You Need’, alongside the unveiling of his new artist moniker, Mysterious Eastern Force. First released on vinyl in June, the single… Read More »Roland Leesker Reimagines Soft House Company’s ‘What You Need’ On Definitive Recordings
