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The collab you don’t expect: Loco Dice x Skrillex

Three big stars working together on one project should produce a startling surge of vitality. When underground heavyweight DJ and producer Loco Dice partners with nine-time Grammy-winning DJ, producer, and composer Skrillex along with platinum and gold-certified Afrobeats singer Fireboy DML, that is exactly what occurs. That produced A genre-bending hit called “Heavy Heart,” a potent mix sure to enthrall listeners and preserve the dance floor life.
First from Loco Dice’s forthcoming record, “Heavy Heart” is already creating waves in both electronic and Afrobeats communities after being released under Universal Music/Virgin Records on November 29, 2024. With a special mix of house, techno, and synth parts, this song is an exciting trip that captures the vitality and inventiveness these musicians are renowned for. Deep basslines, complex synth textures, and Fireboy DML’s captivating Afrobeat tunes perfectly balance to keep you vibrating nonstop.
” Heavy Heart”—A Track That Pulls Everything Together
When Fireboy DML, Skrallex, and Loco Dice band together? A dynamic, genre-defying masterpiece combining Afrobeats, house, and techno into a flawless, high-energy hymn. ” Heavy Heart” is evidence of the potency of teamwork among top-notch creative brains. Every musician offers a unique tone, which produces a song that seems both modern and classic.
A perfect balance among the addictive synths, rhythmic bass lines, and soulful vocals of Fireboy DML will produce an anthem fans will be hitting repeat. Whether your taste in music is Afrobeats, techno, or just something you enjoy genre-blending, “Heavy Heart” is a must-have on your playlist.
2025 seems to be an interesting year for music enthusiasts as Loco Dice keeps pushing limits with his next project and Skrillex shows no slowing down. Right now, ” Heavy Heart” is the ideal approach to experience what’s to come; this cooperation is obviously only the start of something unique.

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UKF Debuts at DRUMSHEDS for a 15-Year Anniversary

Celebrating dubstep and drum and bass on Friday, December 13, UKF is ready to ignite London’s DRUMSHEDS after 15 years of leading the front stage in bass music. Completely sold out and bursting with excitement, this historic event highlights UKF’s reputation as a tastemaker in the worldwide electronic music scene by assembling an unmatched slate of heavyweight talent.
UKF 15 debuts at DRUMSHEDS this December with a stacked lineup. In the X Room, catch headliners Pendulum (Live), Knife Party, NERO, and special guests Caspa & Rusko. The Y Room features Flux Pavilion, Joker, and an unmissable b3b between Imanu, Buunshin, and The Caracal Project.
The three stages: X, Y and Z
The mainstage for tonight, X Room, features an irresistible trio of headliners capable of upending the foundations of any arena. Pendulum Live is driving the charge with its genre-defining mix of live instrumentation and drum and bass. Joining them are the mysterious NERO, whose anthemic creations have become a mainstay in electronic music history, Knife Party, masters of razor-sharp electro, and dubstep pandemonium. Rising artists Andromedik and Youphoria promise fresh vitality; extremely special guests Caspa & Rusko—legends of the dubstep world—will perform a masterclass in sub-bass.
The Y Room transports listeners on a sonic journey arranged by none other than Flux Pavilion, whose legendary tunes have soundtracked a generation. From genre-pushing artists like Joker, and 33 Below b2b MPH, to the mind-bending trio of Imanu b2b Buunshin b2b The Caracal Project, the lineup is a dizzying mix of brilliance. With Flava D b2b Anaïs, combining garage, bassline, and more in a fluid set, expect a collision of styles and an honoring of creativity.
Concurrent with this, the Z Room—led by the incomparable Taiki Nulight—is a refuge for those yearning for underground grooves. Along with him are a number of modern selectors who each provide their own interpretation of the always-changing bass music spectrum: Cesco, Jackum, Shosh, and Yue.
DRUMSHEDS
Nestled among the vast and unspoiled boundaries of DRUMSHEDS, this anniversary celebration transcends mere celebration to become a cultural monument. Renowned for its industrial look and flawless sound equipment, the venue is ready to present an evening guests won’t soon forget.
Five Fifteen Years of Bass Culture
From its founding, UKF has been a lighthouse for bass fans all around, supporting up-and-coming talent and honoring the great. From viral YouTube uploads to staging some of the most legendary bass events, UKF has molded the sound and culture of a whole generation. This 15th-anniversary exhibition offers a look into the future of electronic music as well as the climax of its path.
The evening looks to be absolutely sublime for the lucky ticket holders. UKF’s first at DRUMSHEDS will be evidence of the force and passion of bass music, with legends, innovators, and pioneers under one roof.
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AlphaTheta announces significant progress with its KUVO powered by DJ Monitor initiative

Nightclubs globally pay over €400 million* each year to Collective Management Organisations (CMOs) for music rights so DJs and artists can play music at their events. If setlists are not submitted, CMOs don’t know what music has been played. Incomplete information can lead to significant delays to creators being paid for the use of their music, and in some cases not being paid at all.
This is about to change. With ongoing successful service pilots for PRS for Music & PPL in the UK, BUMA in the Netherlands, and APRA AMCOS/PPCA in Australia, the KUVO powered by DJ Monitor service has demonstrated unparalleled technology for identifying the music played in clubs to enable more accurate royalty payments for electronic music creators and rightsholders.
The service enables DJs to support music creators by simply playing their tracks. And importantly, it respects DJ setlist privacy, as no details of who played which songs are captured by the technology, and no playlists are publicised.
What DJ’s are saying

Jaguar (DJ) said: “The KUVO powered by DJ Monitor project and logging tracklists is so important to supporting artists and keeping the scene alive. Not enough DJs and artists are aware of the benefits of logging tracklists. This is something I’m passionate about – artists deserve to get paid for their work, for that sick techno tune played in a club, for that earwormy remix heard at a festival! In a world where it’s increasingly difficult to make money off music and the arts, I think KUVO could be a game-changer for helping artists be more sustainable. Let’s get it in every club!!”

Boris Brejcha (DJ/Producer) said: “This technology aims to support electronic music creators, so it gets my full support. I play only my tracks at shows, but I know my music is also played by many other DJs in clubs all over the world, so I welcome this progress towards automated reporting for royalty purposes.”

Dave Seaman (DJ/Producer) said: “I’m a keen supporter of tech that helps DJs to support the producers making the music we spin and depend on. It’s the lifeblood of the scene, but getting increasingly harder to earn a living from. It’s good to see AlphaTheta making this process much more operable. Hopefully, we’ll now see more clubs adopt this technology and ensure producers get the remuneration they deserve.”

Alan Fitzpatrick (DJ/Producer) said: “I’d love to see this technology deployed in more clubs to help support the producers of the music DJs play.” 

Sirus Hood (DJ/Producer) said: “It’s great to know that by DJing, we can contribute to music creators getting their royalties. It’s a simple way to appreciate the artists who make our sets possible.” 
Venues also benefit by using KUVO powered by DJ Monitor in the form of music insights and extended warranties on their CDJ-3000 units. There is no cost for venues to participate and it does not affect the license fees they pay to CMOs for music. 
What venues are saying

James Newmarch, FOLD, Technical Manager (UK Venue) said: “KUVO powered by DJ Monitor has been really useful for us at FOLD. KUVO Care has been extremely important in keeping our fleet of CDJ-3000 units operational due to the harsh environment they are used in. Without this, we would have faced huge repair bills which would have been very challenging for the venue. The analytics and insights into popular tracks and artists is also very interesting and allows us to let certain artists know when their tracks are being played often in the club.”

Sophie Kollmorgen, Home The Venue and ARQ By Home (Australia Venue) said: “We are strong supporters of ensuring the fees we pay for music use are distributed more accurately to the electronic music creators who actually get played in our venues. KUVO powered by DJ Monitor is an important step in addressing this problem and we encourage other venues to get involved to support our community.”

Jasper Löwik, Founder, The Other Side (Amsterdam NL Venue) said: “At The Other Side, we believe music drives our community. Supporting initiatives like KUVO powered by DJ Monitor ensure the artists behind the tracks we enjoy are paid fairly. By adopting technology that respects privacy and supports creators, we can help build a more sustainable future for electronic music.”
The industry has previously struggled to find an effective and scalable solution to ensure that the money from license fees which clubs already pay to Collection Societies/CMOs for music use actually goes to the right artists and rightsholders. Now there is a proven solution that provides benefits to everyone involved, we plan to expand into many more territories and venues over the coming months and years. 
How the tech works
KUVO powered by DJ Monitor brings together the strengths of Music Recognition Technology and Direct Metadata Capture technology.
Direct Metadata Capture (DMC): Track, artist name, and other metadata is captured when music is played through a set-up where Pioneer DJ CDJ-3000 or CDJ-2000 units are present.
Music Recognition Technology (MRT): Music identification process where an encrypted fingerprint of the audio in a performance is compared to a database of music tracks.
More questions about KUVO powered by DJ Monitor? Visit the official website here
*€400m figure derived from ‘CISAC 2023 Global Collections report’ + ‘IFPI Global Music Report 2024’
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Weekend Festival 2025 Lineup with Fisher, Meduza, and More

The height of electronic dance music in the Nordic region, Weekend Festival is staging all the extra efforts for its 2025 event. Set against the energetic background of Vermo Event Park in Espoo, Finland, this legendary festival promises a memorable two-day celebration on August 1–2 with a roster that suits attendees across the electronic music spectrum.
A Star-Studded Lineup Headlined by Fisher and Meduza
Leading the attack is Australian sensation Fisher, a Grammy-nominated force whose explosive smash Losing It shot him to world fame. Fisher is scheduled to provide his trademark high-energy house vibes after recently crowned DJ Mag’s Best House DJ and placed ninth among the world’s Top 100 DJs. Anticipate a performance that will linger long beyond the festival lights go out.
Meduza, the Italian group behind worldwide top-notchers like Piece of Your Heart and Lose Control, adds to the thrill. Renowned for their ability to combine throbbing beats with soulful songs, Meduza’s show will surely be a festival highlight.
Mostly dominated by major hitters like Blasterjaxx and Showtek, the Dutch scene With their powerful drops, Blasterjaxx, masters of large room house anthems, are prepared to knock the ground; Showtek, the legendary sibling pair, provides their own mix of big room and festival songs that always leaves audiences wanting more.
The event has secured Angerfist, the masked Dutch hardcore legend, and Sub Zero Project—who have been transforming the worldwide hardstyle scene with their creative works and unwavering energy—for fans of tougher styles.

The lineup
Previously announced performers improve the program even more:
Armin van Buuren: The undisputed king of trance who needs no introduction. Da Tweekaz: The Norwegian hardstyle duo loved for their euphoric anthems. Holy Priest: A rising star in hard techno, commanding the decks with raw power. Maddix: Dutch trailblazer pushing the boundaries of techno-infused big room. Tungevaag: The Norwegian chart-topper and Finnish favorite with hits like Samsara. VE/RA: A dynamic force in Dutch electronic music, bringing fresh, innovative sounds. Weekend Festival’s Marketing Director, Atro Anttila, calls the event a refuge for aficionados of electronic music.
Anttila guarantees even more well-known names, with early next year additional artist announcements scheduled.
Tickets for Weekend Festival 2025
With the present lineup is preparing the ground for one of the most unforgettable Weekend Festival editions, ticket demand is expected to explode. Now available are two-day pre-sale tickets; official sales begin Monday, December 9.
Don’t miss your opportunity to be part of this amazing festival of electronic music.
See Weekend Festival for tickets and further information.
Get ready for a lifetime of memories, music, and vitality right over a weekend.
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Guest Chart: Matrix & Futurebound’s 20 Years Of Viper Standout Moments

As Viper Recordings celebrates two decades at the forefront of Drum & Bass, Matrix & Futurebound are back at the helm for one final blowout in 2024. Following a packed-out event at XOYO earlier this year, Viper’s epic anniversary celebration continues with a massive showdown at the same venue on December 6 for the concluding chapter of their 20th anniversary celebrations. The event coincides with the release of the 20 Years of Viper album, a compilation that showcases the label’s diverse legacy—from their groundbreaking releases to the newer sounds.
Viper Recordings has become a powerhouse in the scene, nurturing talent from breakout stars to established legends. Over the past 20 years, the label has been a launchpad for some of the genre’s most enduring names, including Sigma, Nero, and Camo & Krooked, alongside rising stars like Dossa & Locuzzed and Jack Mirror.
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Matrix & Futurebound reflect on their 20 standout moments…
Futurebound & Jaquan – Blind Cobblers Thumb
The one that kicked it all off. Brendan made this in 2003, and a whole load of labels wanted to sign it at the time. Many of the scene’s artists played it in their sets. Starting his own imprint was always Brendan’s plan, and this was the moment.
Matrix & Futurebound – Universal Truth LP
We always join our labels for our own releases, and making this album felt so natural. At the time of making it, we felt there was a void in the scene. It was either full-on liquid or full-on jump-up, so the goal was to bridge the energy of both in our own epic flavour.
ShockOne – Polygon
Karl was our first exclusive signing to the label, and early on, we knew this guy had everything to kick on to great things. The ‘Polygon’ EP was a game-changer for him, and his excitement and hunger for Viper were growing.
Various Artists – Acts Of Mad Men Album
We wanted to celebrate our five-year anniversary with something special. This project was a good twelve months in the making, and the goal was to showcase our sound and representation in D&B with a pivotal body of work from our own acts and some of the scene’s finest, such as Nero, Ed Rush & Optical, Sigma, Camo & Krooked, etc.
This album really put Viper on the map and established us as a household name in the industry, gaining accolades such as Zane Lowe’s Album of the Week on Radio 1 and more.
Futurebound & Metrik – Brave New World
Tom Metrik was the next guy to come on board after ShockOne, and after a series of early Metrik singles, Brendan jumped in the studio with him and came up with this. They were both on laptops, headphones on, saying nothing to each other for about two hours. When they played each other’s ideas, they fitted perfectly, and knew they had something really cool on the go.
DC Breaks – Halo EP
It’s 2010, and everything was moving in the direction we’d hoped for. DC Breaks, who had joined us in recent years, delivered the ‘Halo’ EP, which brilliantly encapsulated Viper’s sound.
Camo & Krooked – Pulse Of Time EP
Another huge four-tracker from the fast-rising Austrian duo. We’d worked with them on and off on singles for a few years prior, but this was the best of the lot.
Matrix & Futurebound ft. Luke Bingham – All I know
We thought our first idea of this was too light for our sets and decided to make more of a set starter banger version (M&F’s Smash & Grab Mix). We ended up putting the original edit on the package as a bonus, and the next thing we knew, we were 29 in the UK Top 40, which opened new exciting doors for us to walk through. It’s funny how things turn out unintentionally.
Fred V & Grafix ft. Reija Lee – Just A Thought
2013, and the sound of Viper really is a thing, a label that delivered strong, powerful hooks and great dancefloor energy, and this track did exactly that.
Seven Lions – Polarize EP
This whole era of Viper was so exciting. D&B was having a real golden spell, but we wanted to branch out and try some other styles along the way, and when Brendan was sent these demos from Seven Lions in Cali, he was blown away. They were epic Dubstep with a hint of breaks.
ShockOne – Universus LP
Karl had really developed his sound at the point of releasing his debut album in 2013. It was such a pleasure to see him grow from this shy kid from Perth into a serious producer who was now playing shows all over the world. Also, we’ve got to give a big shout to Karl’s sister, Reija Lee, who’s featured heavily throughout Viper’s history.
Metrik – Freefall VIP
Metrik had released his seminal cut ‘Freefall’ two years earlier but the VIP took it to a whole new level which featured on our 50th Release EP.
Brookes Brothers ft. Chrome – Carry Me On
Another act that Viper had grown with since its infancy was Brookes Brothers. After delivering a huge album on BBK, the guys came back to Viper to begin work on their second album. The brothers delivered the ultimate feel-good D&B track, gaining fans on radio and D&B dancefloors.
The Prototypes – Pale Blue Dot / Lights
In 2014, we’d just signed The Prototypes, who’d been honing their sound on various labels for a few years. But when they came to Viper, the stars aligned. If we had to explain the term double A-side, then this is it.
Both tracks exploded them into the spotlight and led them to deliver their gargantuan ‘City Of Gold’ Album later on.
InsideInfo & Mefjus – Pulsation
InsideInfo had been signed with us for a good few years up until this point, but this collaboration with Mefjus blew us away. Incredible sonics. What a tune.
Dossa & Locuzzed – Shag
These guys had been sending demos, and we instantly knew they had something different going on, a Daft Punk meets D&B vibe; it was a no-brainer to sign them to Viper. ‘Shag’ is one of those tracks we would tag under the anthem; it’s never left our sets since the day they sent it to us.
Koven – Figure
We signed Max and Katie back in 2014 and released many epic releases by them, but there was just something special about this single. Lush and beautiful, it’s been so great to see another Viper act go on to great things. Two very talented people who deserve all the goodness that comes their way.
Millbrook – Rituals
Finding and building artists from scratch has been our speciality over the years, and Millbrook was another act who we knew had the potential to do great things. ‘Rituals’ was the one that put him in the spotlight, and from there on, he flourished. One of those stripped-back tracks where all the elements feel fresh as f**k.
Futurebound ft. Tom Cane – Dangerous
Brendan wrote this one early on during the first lockdown. The world was freaking out, so he hit the studio HARD!!! It has all the ingredients of Vipers’ euphoric sound and features our long-standing collaborator and friend Tom Cane, who also has one of the most iconic voices in the game.
Various Artists – 20 Years Of Viper Album 
We’ve worked tirelessly in the creation of this exclusive 20-track album, which features brand-new exclusive cuts and remixes of some Viper classics.

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MJ Cole announces brand new live show to celebrate 25 years of “Sincere”

one of the godfathers of Garage MJ Cole returns to announce the first event in a series of exciting moments throughout 2025 to celebrate an incredible 25 years of his epochal and seminal Mercury Prize nominated album Sincere. On the 27th March, he will debut a brand new live show at London’s iconic Jazz Cafe for an evening to revisit key tracks from his brilliant and varied catalogue, re-imagined with past, present & brand new collaborators. Fans can expect some very special guest appearances and surprises along the way yet to be announced. 

Speaking on the event, MJ Cole shares:
“Feeling more proud than ever of the records I’ve had the pleasure to make with the talents of many immensely gifted artists over the years. Feels like the time is right to celebrate by presenting a brand new live show in my home town of London. I’m beyond excited to be performing live at the Jazz Cafe with some of my musical family. Expect sounds, faces and voices both old and new – shared with passion, love and sincerity x “
Originally released in 2000 under the iconic Talkin’ Loud label, MJ Cole’s ground-breaking album—and its unforgettable singles “Sincere” and “Crazy Love”—did more than define the sound of an era; it became the pulse of a generation. With shimmering melodies and soulful rhythms, these tracks captured the essence of UK Garage at its finest, setting dancefloors alight and weaving their way into the DNA of club culture. Alongside legends like Wookie, Tuff Jam and Dreem Teem, MJ Cole carved out a legacy that reverberates far beyond its origin. MJ Cole’s is a catalogue that sees club moment nostalgia transcend generations hearing his music for the first time. Be it in 2000 or 2025 – the feeling his music evokes is synonymous with pure dancefloor energy not confined to a yearning for the past. It’s here and it’s now.
It’s easy to overlook quite how seminal the 90s were in birthing pretty much everything that has since come to dominate UK culture. In just a matter of years garage, jungle, UK funky, bassline and many more genres would explode out of one another like firecrackers. On the coal face of it all was electronic spearhead MJ Cole, whose pioneering 2-step sound went on to influence everything from grime to dubstep to bands like The xx. His breakthrough track, “Sincere”, was one of the first proper garage songs to penetrate the UK top 40, and even now it is the track played religiously at 6am during every house party from Hackney to Hartlepool.
Over the years, MJ Cole has established himself both as one of the most consistent producers in Britain and a mastermind for bringing through new talent. He’s produced tracks across the spectrum for artists like Dizzee Rascal, Katy B, Becky Hill and Stormzy. He co-wrote and produced “Nobody But You” for Mary J Blige, alongside SamSmith and JimmyNapes. He has since teamed up with the ferocious young grime MC AJ Tracey to create “The Rumble”–a dark and industrial colossus that showed just how diverse his sound has become. The Rumble was followed by Shelter featuring Bruno Major, also released on Cole’s label 892 Recordings. As for his remix work, he’s been called upon to work his magic on original tracks from some of the biggest names in music; Amy Winehouse, Mariah Caray, Alicia Keys and JorjaSmith. In more recent years, he’s DJed alongside new-gen UKG faves such as Sammy Virji, been invited by Jamie XX to play at his MOT residency, and been a regular in the studio with Eliza Rose who he collaborated on “Business As Usual” with last year. Outside of his own label, MJ Cole has dropped records on Disclosure’s Method White label, and Redlight’s label Lobsterboy. 
Tickets available here
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AIRBEAT ONE Drops Phase 1 of 2025 Lineup

One of the most iconic dance music festivals in the world has dropped Phase 1 of its 2025 lineup. AIRBEAT ONE has unveiled over 40 acts ranging from every genre of electronic music. The 22nd edition of the AIRBEAT ONE Festival will be held from July 9th to 13th, 2025. Held at the airfield in Neustadt-Glewe, Germany, this festival transforms the third-largest city in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania into a pulsating hub of music and celebration.
The theme year is Viva España which will turn the festival grounds into a vibrant Spanish town, capturing the essence of Spain’s culture and energy. With 6 stages, there will be plenty of hopping around to do. There will be Main Stage energy provided from Armin van Buuren, Amelie Lens, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Timmy Trumpet, Boris Brejcha, Neelix, Alfred Heinrichs, and more.
The Arena Stage will feature feature prominent artists from the Iberian Peninsula and beyond including Danny Avila, Lilly Palmer, Klangkuenstler, 999999999, Basswell I Hate Models, Prada 2000, and Kobosil.
There will of course be Trance hosted by legends such as Cosmic Gate, Paul van Dyk, Aly & Fila, Fabio Fusco, and Omiki.
The Harder stage will be packed with high-energy artists including Angerfist, Barber, Coone, Dimitri K, Dr. Peacock, Dual Damage, Jebroer, and The Dark Horror.
The Butterfly Stage, also known as the “Mariposa” Stage, introduced last year, continues to charm fans. Dedicated to classic sounds, this stage will feature: 90s and 2000s legends like Brooklyn Bounce DJ, Da Hool, Groove Coverage, Special D., DJ Gollum, and Rocco.
The Terminal Stage brings the party with: German dance scene stars AVAION, Le Shuuk, Mausio, Noel Holler, and OBS. 
Tickets are available on the official website.
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Deadmau5 Joins Forces With World of Tanks Blitz for Epic ‘Familiars’ Collab

Canadian electronic music producer Deadmau5 has unveiled his latest single, ‘Familiars,’ in collaboration with the popular game World of Tanks Blitz. This partnership merges Deadmau5’s distinctive electronic sound with the immersive gaming experience of World of Tanks Blitz, offering fans a unique blend of music and interactive entertainment.
This collaboration is part of the “deadmau5 in the House” holiday event within World of Tanks Blitz, running from December 2 to December 26, 2024. During this period, players can access exclusive in game content inspired by Deadmau5, including the Mau5tank a specially designed tank adorned with lasers, music equipment, and lights. Additional features comprise unique camouflage options like the Blink camo, reflecting Deadmau5’s iconic Nyanborghini Purracan car, and collectible items modeled after his signature mau5head.
Deadmau5, born Joel Thomas Zimmerman in Niagara Falls, Ontario, has been a pivotal figure in the electronic music scene since the late 1990s. Known for his innovative collaborations with artists such as Kaskade and Rob Swire, he has received multiple Grammy nominations and continues to influence the genre significantly. His passion for gaming is well-documented, making this partnership with World of Tanks Blitz a natural extension of his interests.
World of Tanks Blitz, developed by Wargaming, is a renowned cross-platform, free-to-play action game that emphasizes strategic tank battles. Available on various devices, it has cultivated a dedicated player base worldwide. The integration of Deadmau5’s music and themed content aims to enrich the gaming experience, offering players a distinctive blend of auditory and visual elements.
‘Familiars‘ is now available on major streaming platforms!

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Vladimir Putin’s Daughter Reportedly Living as a DJ in Paris

Vladimir Putin’s elusive third daughter, Elizaveta Krivonogikh, has been making waves far from the Kremlin, reportedly living under an alias in Paris and carving out a life as a DJ. A recent investigation by Ukrainian TV station TSN has revealed that the 21-year-old, better known by her pseudonym Luiza Rozova, is pursuing a dual career in fashion and music.
A Secret Life in Paris
Elizaveta, who also goes by the name Elizaveta Olegovna Rudnova, is said to be presenting herself as the daughter of Oleg Rudnov, a late media manager and close confidant of Putin. TSN alleges that Krivonogikh is the product of an affair between Putin and Svetlana Krivonogikh, a former cleaner who has since amassed considerable wealth. Under her alias, Elizaveta is thought to be living a cosmopolitan life in Paris, distancing herself from her family’s political legacy while pursuing her artistic ambitions.
From Moscow Nightlife to the Fashion World
Before relocating to Paris, Krivonogikh performed as Luiza Rozova at Moscow’s trendy Rovesnik bar, a venue known for its progressive ethos. In 2021, she reportedly played a DJ set there, mingling with the city’s cultural elite and leaving shortly after her performance. The bar’s history of hosting events on feminism and human rights activism contrasts sharply with her father’s political image, adding intrigue to her persona.
In addition to her DJ career, Luiza has also been involved in the fashion industry, further cementing her status as an enigmatic figure in the arts.
A Glimpse Into Her Lifestyle
Though her Instagram account is now private, reports suggest that Krivonogikh’s feed once showcased her enjoying a life of music, dance, and social outings. Her embrace of a modern, creative lifestyle seems at odds with her ties to Russia’s most powerful figure, fueling curiosity about her motivations and identity.
As whispers of her Parisian life spread, Elizaveta Krivonogikh remains a fascinating figure in the intersection of politics and culture, blurring the lines between secrecy and self-expression.
[H/T] – Mix Mag
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Gentlemens Club and MPH Showcase Hard Sounds in ‘GOOD 4 U’

Sensational British bass house and dubstep trio Gentlemens Club are still continuing their fantastic progress as one of electronic music’s top trios. Gentlemens Club have teamed up with UK garage maestro MPH in released a massive banger, ‘GOOD 4 U‘, which guides the listeners to jam through this amazing Thanksgiving weekend. Released on November 29th via Zeds Dead’s well-known Deadbeats label, ‘GOOD 4 U’ is a beautiful blend of the Gentlemens Club’s innovative, powerful, and gritty basslines with MPH’s signature garage rhythms.
‘GOOD 4 U’ allow both MPH and Gentlemens Club to showcase their respective garage and bass musical production repertoire to fans who love hard-hitting tracks. Additionally, this track definitely channels that superb, raw energy of UK underground music that many music fans worldwide have come to love. This collaboration also allows distinctive, out-of-this-world soundscape that allows the listeners to feel like they’re feeling the intense yet exciting vibes of some of the UK’s most famous cities. Click ‘Play’ on the Spotify link below to stream ‘GOOD 4 U’, the phenomenal track from Gentlemens Club and MPH that proves why UK garage and bass music are seeing more and more people worldwide become fans due to the outstanding musical sounds of these genres.
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Catch Benny Benassi This Weekend at Marquee NY

Legendary Grammy Award-winning producer/DJ, Benny Benassi is taking the stage at Marquee NY on December 7 Saturday night. The Italian DJ doesn’t need much of an introduction being one of the first pioneers to bridge together house and electro. Tickets are still available here.
Benassi’s rise to stardom began with the global smash ‘Satisfaction.’ This electro-house masterpiece, crafted with his cousin Alle Benassi, wasn’t just a hit – it was a game-changer. With its iconic car horn sample and electrifying energy, the track rocketed to #1 in France and the Top 3 in the UK and Germany, launching Benny into the spotlight. Even to this date, the song is played out by many DJ’s both in festival and club circuit. His debut album, Hypnotica, quickly followed, solidifying his position as a dance music powerhouse. Benny’s sound signature – a potent blend of house and electro – continued to evolve, captivating audiences worldwide. Coachella, EDC, Ultra Music Festival, Tomorrowland – these are just a few of the major festivals where Benny has dominated the stage.
In 2008, Benny’s groundbreaking remix of Public Enemy’s ‘Bring The Noise’ earned him a prestigious Grammy Award, further solidifying his name in the music world. Then in his 2011 album, Electroman, featured collaborations with A-list artists like T-Pain, Kelis, and Chris Brown. The chart-topping single ‘Cinema’ (featuring Gary Go) became a global phenomenon, receiving another Grammy and staying on the iTunes dance chart for more. Benny’s relentless pursuit of fresh sounds led to ‘Danceaholic,’ a 2016 album brimming with new tracks and reimagined classics. The summer anthem ‘Paradise’ (again with Chris Brown) took the world by storm, solidifying his crossover appeal.
Recent years have seen Benny exploring new avenues, collaborating with artists of all different genres. He continues to redefine the boundaries of dance music, showcasing his versatility as a producer, and this is evident in his live sets. From classics to more modern hits, he has dozens of tracks to use in his arsenal.
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EDM.com Fresh Picks: Sunset Rollercoaster, Vallis Alps, Bibio & More

The electronic music community is constantly evolving with new sounds inspired by the scene of yesteryear. EDM.com's weekly Fresh Picks series discovers new music and unearths influential tracks that help define the underground dance scene.
You can find the below tracks on EDM.com's Fresh Picks Playlist. Follow to stay up-to-date and submit tracks for consideration here.
EDM.com Fresh Picks
breathe., Eli Moon - I Did This
Vallis Alps - Nothing More Than Human
M83 - Another Wave From You
Lilas - Cecelia
Jaycov - Voices and Winds
tomcbumpz, Justend- pretty pictures
Dorian Concept - Hide (Bibio Rework)
Debbie Check - This Moment
DeusExMaschine - Be My Love
HYUKOH, Sunset Rollercoaster - Aaaannnnteeeeennnaaaaa
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Sets You Can’t Miss at Elrow Miami

It’s officially Art Basel week, the second best week of the year in Miami. One of the biggest events that attendees love each year is elrow, and this year is no different. This year Elrow Hallucinarium is coming to Factory Town‘s Park Stage on Sunday night and we are psyched. This year the lineup is excellent and we’ll tell you about the gems on the lineup below.
Hugel
Hugel is having his moment right now, and this is the first “can’t miss” set of the evening. Get ready to be swept away by the infectious rhythms of this French DJ and producer who’s been setting dance floors ablaze with his unique blend of Latin-infused house music. This guy isn’t just riding a wave, he’s the one creating it! His breakout hit “Morenita” skyrocketed him to international fame, racking up over a billion streams and dominating charts worldwide. And he hasn’t slowed down since, dropping banger after banger like “WTF” and “Bella Ciao (HUGEL Remix)” that have become staples in DJ sets and festivals across the globe. Most recently, he’s been controlling the dance floors with ‘I Adore You’ that even attracted a new edit with J Balvin and Ellie Goulding. With his high-energy performances and undeniable talent for crafting irresistible grooves, HUGEL is a force to be reckoned with in the electronic music scene. If you haven’t already, it’s time to jump on the HUGEL hype train – you won’t regret it!
Max Styler
Max Styler is absolutely crushing the electronic music scene right now, and it’s no surprise why! He’s basically the next John Summit, and possibly a future American Solomun. This California-born DJ and producer has been steadily building a reputation for his infectious blend of house music with a distinctly dark, European-inspired twist. His recent releases have been making waves, with tracks like “Shakalaka” and “Hypnotic” becoming instant club anthems. Styler’s not just about bangers though; he’s got a knack for crafting deeply emotive soundscapes, as heard in his acclaimed album “Heartache”. With a string of successful releases on labels like Dim Mak and Monstercat, and electrifying performances at major festivals, Max Styler is proving himself to be a true innovator and a name you need to know in the world of dance music. Keep an eye on this rising star, because he’s only just getting started.
Ilario Alicante
Don’t leave early. Stay till the end listening to the pulse pounding rhythm of Ilario Alicante. He mixes tech house with intense techno that will surprise you with just how danceable it is. It is guaranteed that you won’t be able to stop moving until he finishes up at 7am. This isn’t just a DJ, it’s an artist who crafts immersive soundscapes that pull you deep into the heart of the dance floor. From his early days spinning in Italian clubs to becoming a global force with releases on legendary labels like Cocoon and Drumcode, Alicante has consistently delivered a masterclass in pulsating, hypnotic techno. His sets are a journey through dark, driving rhythms and ethereal melodies, a testament to his deep understanding of electronic music and his innate ability to connect with the soul of the rave. If you’re looking for a DJ who can take you on a transcendent experience, look no further than Ilario Alicante.
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Martin Garrix Announces Biggest UK Headline Show of His Career

Martin Garrix is heading to London for the "biggest UK headline show" of his career, according to a press release shared today with EDM.com.
The chart-topping DJ will perform at London's Gunnersbury Park on August 16th, 2025. The momentous performance marks his first headlining set in London in seven years.
"I'm so excited to return next summer and play my biggest UK headline show to date at Gunnersbury Park," Garrix said. "It's going to be a very special night."
Martin Garrix performing at RAI Amsterdam on October 20th, 2023.c/o STMPD RCRDS
From EDC to Tomorrowland to Coachella, Garrix has spent the last decade DJing on the world's biggest stages. He's now poised to bring that firepower to London after another banner year in 2024, releasing a slew of dance anthems like last month's "Told You So" with Jex.
Gunnersbury Park has emerged as one of the UK capital's top open-air concert destinations. The venue in 2024 hosted high-profile performances by FISHER, Peggy Gou, Tom Grennan and Korn, among others.
Fans of Garrix can now sign up for pre-sale access to the show. Pre-sales are scheduled to begin Wednesday, December 4th at 10am local time before general tickets release at the same time on Friday, December 6th.
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This will be Martin Garrix first London show in 7 years: Gunnersbury Park 2025

Martin Garrix, one of the most famous DJs and producers in the world, announced his biggest UK headline concert to date. The much-awaited event will take place on Saturday, August 16, 2025, at Gunnersbury Park in London, a site known for presenting some of the most exciting outdoor events in the country. Given more events still to be announced, this looks to be a historic evening on the UK’s music calendar.
Martin Garrix London 2025
This news marks the conclusion of a seven-year waiting period for UK fans since Martin Garrix last visited London. Grasping his enthusiasm, Garrix said:
His worldwide audience, who have followed his explosive ascent since the 2013 release of his breakout single “Animals,” will find resonance in this attitude. At the age of 17, the song not only marked a new era for electronic music but also sent Garrix into superstardom globally.
The artist: Martin Garrix
Martin Garrix has been a byword for creativity in electronic dance music (EDM) over the last ten years. From headlining events like Tomorrowland and Coachella to working with A-list musicians like Dua Lipa, Khalid, and Bono and The Edge, his repentance is as varied as it is remarkable.
“In The Name Of Love” with Bebe Rexha “Scared To Be Lonely” with Dua Lipa “Ocean” with Khalid “We Are The People” with Bono and The Edge, the UEFA EURO 2020 anthem These singles have solidified his reputation as a crossover musician who deftly combines EDM with pop sensibilities, therefore making his music available to millions of people all over. More lately, Garrix has been riding high with his new tune “Told You So,” which features Jex and honors his fifth DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll victory.
Where Martin Garrix will play in London? The venue: Gunnersbury Park
Gunnersbury Park is quickly rising among London’s top live music venues. Renowned for its great acoustics and open, picturesque surroundings, it has hosted a variety of world-class performers. In 2024, the park had remarkable performances by musicians such as FISHER, Peggy Gou, and PJ Harvey.
Acts like PAWSA, Khruangbin, and The Libertines set to accompany Garrix will help the 2025 lineup to be just as outstanding. Gunnersbury Park will surely become a gathering place for music aficionados all around as summer draws in.
How to get tickets for Martin Garrix at Gunnersbury Park
Here are the main dates for people keen to see this historic occurrence:
Pre-sale Access: Sign up now for access, beginning Wednesday, 4 December 2024, at 10 AM. General Sale: Tickets will be available starting Friday, 6 December 2024, at 10 AM via Ticketmaster. Martin Garrix’s unmatched appeal and the scope of this performance mean that tickets should sell rapidly. It is advised of fans to act quickly to guarantee their place.
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Formula 1's Second Lap In Vegas Proves Another High-Octane Fusion of Competition and Culture

The Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix proved once again that Vegas doesn’t just host events—it reinvents them.
Now in its second year, Formula 1 has transformed the Las Vegas Strip into the epicenter of a thrilling November street race, where the roar of engines harmonizes with the thrum of electronic dance music. More than 300,000 fans flooded the city in 2024, reveling in a weekend that not only blurred the line between sport and spectacle, but also underscored how Formula 1 and electronic music share an increasingly common rhythm.
Gordon and Ramsay and Steve Aoki at the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix red carpet event.c/o Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix
Throughout the extended weekend, electronic music was the thread weaving together the race’s many layers of experience. Dom Dolla brought a surge of energy to the Paddock Club with a rooftop performance at the debut of LIV Nightclub's pop-up, "LIV On The Grid," while Steve Aoki also delivered a trackside DJ set on race night, infusing the grid with an anticipatory energy just moments before engines roared to life. Together, their performances highlighted how integral electronic music has become to the identity of Las Vegas’ most ambitious cultural events.
Downtown, the inaugural Neon City Music Festival extended the celebration beyond the Strip, transforming Fremont Street into an expansive, open-air bash. Headlined by electronic luminaries such as Alison Wonderland and Seven Lions, the free event engaged a broader swath of the city’s population, embracing the celebratory spirit of the weekend itself. It served as a thoughtful reminder that while the Grand Prix may have its roots in global glamour, its success thrives on Vegas' unique ability to unify diverse experiences into a singular, unforgettable moment.
Anabel Englund performing at the debut Neon City Music Festival.Slumpt Media
This sense of connection wasn’t confined to the ground. Maverick Helicopters elevated the weekend with its "Victory Lap" tours, offering aerial views of the track, the dazzling Sphere and other iconic Vegas landmarks.
As the exclusive helicopter service for both the Grand Prix and Electric Daisy Carnival, Maverick symbolically linked two of the city’s most visible cultural phenomena, further evidence of how Las Vegas fuses its infrastructure and artistry into a world-class entertainment engine.
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Even as the race crowned its victors, George Russell, who led Mercedes to a dramatic finish; and Max Verstappen, who clinched his fourth World Drivers’ Championship; the celebrations off-track were as pivotal as the action itself. Alesso’s euphoric set at the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere on Friday night built anticipation for qualifying, while Carl Cox closed out Sunday at Zouk Nightclub with a rare and monumental Vegas appearance.
Carl Cox closes out race weekend with a rare Las Vegas performance at Zouk Nightclub.Resorts World Las Vegas
The weekend's signature afterparties solidified Vegas' reputation as the epicenter of nocturnal indulgence. Wynn Las Vegas hosted "The After" at Delilah, a star-studded event where Mark Ronson, Diplo and Dolla all made appearances on a night that stretched into the early morning hours.
Elsewhere on the property, Wynn Nightlife and XS Nightclub offered revelers and celebrities the chance to bask in the lingering thrill of race day with sets from Swedish House Mafia and Gordo. These gatherings weren’t just a part of the party circuit—they were extensions of race day itself, amplifying the momentum of an already relentless weekend.
Vegas doesn’t just stage a spectacle; it becomes the spectacle, leaving even its most ambitious events feeling like they were made for this city all along. Formula 1 Las Vegas returns on November 20th through 22nd, 2025.
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Pioneer DJ's Opus Quad Is the Future of All-in-One DJ Consoles

At last year's NAMM Show, Pioneer DJ turned heads when they announced the arrival of a sleek, angled, all-in-one standalone DJ console with four decks, but the unprecedented splash it made this year set the stage for triumph across the board.
Beyond music producers and DJs, it quickly caught eyes and ears among stagehands, club owners, audio engineers and more. Aesthetically, it’s a supermodel among gadgets with curves that romanticize its appeal. Its looks are complemented with streamlined functions that make it a powerful tool both for home or on the road as well.
For music and event producers who don’t want to sacrifice any performance potential or sound quality in a more compact rig, it’s an absolute win. This is especially true for those who need something that can travel well.
While it’s an undoubted advantage that the Opus Quad can fit comfortably in a small DJ booth or art car, the price, which lands around $3,500 with tax and shipping, we wondered how it would distinguish itself from predecessors like the XDJ-XZ and the CDJ-3000.
So we got our hands on an Opus Quad and spent a few months fiddling with its many knobs and buttons. Here’s what we learned.
Big screens make a big difference
Those who say not to judge a book by its cover probably never saw such a sexy cover. Like a classic sports car or an Apple device in its prime, the Opus Quad sets a precedent that DJ consoles don’t need to be clunky and cumbersome. Truly, where “all-in-one” devices from other brands can look and feel rigid and fragile like those vintage films of Ford’s Model T, Pioneer’s Opus Quad arrives dressed up like the Batmobile.
Its central 10.1 inch touchscreen signals massive potential with intuitive design in a first impression that’s enough to make any onstage artist rubberneck. Each side, which houses two decks, has its own separate, smaller screen for additional details about the music playing on each deck. These vibrant, colorful screens serve up a robust but simple menu full of goodies like FX color control, cloud access control via RekordBox, track data and more.
The truest "all-in-one" yet
Its ability to control four channels independently without four separate CDJs also contributes to its visual appeal. While it doesn’t aim to replace the four CDJ setup that artists love, it offers a strong alternative that only occupies about half the space. In contrast, its predecessor the XDJ-XZ, which is still a phenomenal machine today, takes up just a little more real estate on a table while only allowing for two decks, unless external CDJs are added. The Opus Quad stands as a truer “all-in-one” in this way, because it meets the growing demand for four decks right out of the box.
Before four-deck purists run for the comment section, let’s be clear. Obviously, the four-CDJ setup will still have its advantages so we don’t expect the conventional CDJ-3000 setup to fade from our favorite stages anytime soon, but as far as all-in-ones go the Quad Opus is more complete than its predecessors. And the fact that it's more compact means it travels better than four CDJs and a mixer too.
In addition to shedding the need for external CDJs, the Opus Quad can operate from SSD drives, USB-A 3.2 and USB-C drives. As a result, it doesn’t need to rely on an external laptop. Obviously many onstage artists only travel with a USB drive to perform so to some this will feel old hat, but any poor soul who in the past needed to carry or keep an eye on a laptop for a set will almost certainly celebrate this aspect of the Opus Quad. Without a monitor perched on top of the console they’ll probably relish a better connection with the audience too.
Beyond the CDJ-3000
For those who love the CDJ-3000, the Opus Quad will feel in some ways like its cousin. It sports redesigned jog wheels with waveform indicators and tension adjusters, which are a firm nod to one of the CDJ-3000s most loved features.
In some ways it goes a step further too. For instance, instead of traditional performance pads it’s equipped with hot cues that are more intuitive because the RGB color displays on the jog wheel waveforms can be customized, making it easier than ever to sync up with track cues in perfect style. Another nod to the 3000s can be seen and heard in the FX controls, which have advanced a few steps in the Opus Quad. Across all four decks the Opus Quad’s mixing toolset offers 14 beat FX with six adjustable colors.
With this feature, choosing the perfect beat effect for the moment can be more intuitive, or even thematic. For example, face-melting effects with thick bass can be displayed in red, mid-trembling wobbles can be green and icy, transcendent chills can be blue.
Perhaps the best part about all these new features is the fact that there are enough distinguishing visuals to separate the Quad Opus from its predecessors and peers, but certainly not enough to prevent a motivated artist from learning it all in a flash.
It's an audio engineer's dream
The often-unsung "sound guy" has a few reasons to opt for the Opus Quad too. Namely, it has separate XLR and RCA outputs, which make it an agile addition for a variety of venues and soundscapes. It has multi-zone output as well so it can function as a command center for a variety of vibes in separate areas. Its ultra compact design makes deploying it a breeze for load-ins, load-outs and setup between sets too.
Granted, it’s certainly marketed with touring DJs in mind, but in its bevy of features and spacey design the Opus Quad seems to open up a world of possibilities for almost anyone who hopes to make, play and perform electronic music. In this article we didn’t unpack the way it loads tracks faster with SQLite or the way it stays cooler longer with optimized thermal airflow design right out of the box, but those who get one will quickly find these advantages to be a blessing.
Also, with features like cloud access, a LAN port, updated bluetooth technology and a direct connection for SSD it won’t take long to notice the adaptable Opus Quad comes built ready for marathon sets, next-level learning, and just about anything else. 
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Tomorrowland Announces Its Wintry 2025 Theme, "Orbyz"

In its 20 years, Tomorrowland, the world's preeminent EDM festival, has become beloved for its extravagant world-building. The event is now set to take it another step further in 2025 with its glacial theme, "Orbyz."
According to a press release issued by Tomorrowland, the theme will set the balmy July festival in a world made completely of ice, featuring a community of people who have existed under a large ice cap for many years, freed upon its melting. "Orbyz" will revolve around this community's power and magic, which is granted through red crystals and rocks.
As was the case with the festival's 2024 theme, "LIFE," fans and attendees will be able to read the fantastical story of "Orbyz" prior to next year's festival in Boom, Belgium. The event is expected to attract roughly 400,000 people from over 200 countries, per Tomorrowland.
Tomorrowland 2025 will take place over the course of two weekends: July 18-20 and July 25-27. Pre-registration for the event will start on December 5th via Tomorrowland's website.
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Heisenberg announces 10 Years of the label with ‘Ghost Sequence’ EP

Heisenberg, the renowned minimal house label, marks a decade of ground-breaking music with the release of ‘Ghost Sequence’. The captivating new EP from label head Saktu offers a glimpse into the future of the innovative imprint. With three meticulously crafted tracks, it captures the essence of the label’s signature sound.
Founded in 2014, Heisenberg began as an underground club, quickly establishing itself as a beacon for unique music and immersive atmospheres. It has since evolved into a label and global force that’s respected in the electronic music scene. Over the past 10 years, the imprint has released over 20 vinyl cuts and over 100 digital releases. Recognised for championing cutting-edge artists while hosting unforgettable showcases across the world, Heisenberg and Saktu have created a sizable mark with their trademark sound. 
‘Ghost Sequence’ serves as a resounding testament to Heisenberg’s evolution and Saktu’s production talent. Each track on the ‘Ghost Sequence’ EP highlights a different dimension of the buoyant minimal house genre, navigating from hypnotic grooves to nuanced textures, delivering a sonic experience that will resonate with fans and DJs worldwide.
Saktu describes the EP as “an important benchmark for the label, celebrating the past, present, and future as we return to Europe as our home and kick off 2025 with a fresh approach.”
Featuring three expertly crafted minimal house tracks, Ghost Sequence perfectly reflects the labels distinctive sound, spanning refined grooves, intricate rhythms, and a profound atmospheric depth. Ardent fans and newcomers to the imprint will find a flavour of a well seasoned collective.
Widely respected for his pioneering contributions, Sasha has been a key figure in the minimal house scene for over 25 years. With performances at some of the world’s most revered clubs, he has built a global audience and loyal following. As a producer under various aliases, Saktu boasts an impressive catalogue of vinyl and digital releases on leading labels. His sound has garnered continued support from prominent figures such as Ricardo Villalobos, Sammy Dee, Thomas Melchior, Arapu, Raresh, Apollonia, Sonja Moonear, Marco Carola, Tobi Neumann, and Dorian Paic.

Kicking off the 10-year celebration, Saktu and Heisenberg have a series of activations lined up to propel the label into its next decade with fresh momentum. Ten years is a remarkable milestone, but just the beginning, as they start to unveil a preview of what’s to come.
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Drumcode Unveils Star-Studded Lineup for London’s Massive Event at Drumsheds

Drumcode has announced the lineup for its most monumental London showcase to date, set to take over the iconic Drumsheds venue on March 22, 2025. This high-energy event promises an unforgettable night with an exceptional roster of techno heavyweights and groundbreaking back-to-back sets.
Leading the charge is Drumcode label boss Adam Beyer, who will not only deliver a solo set but also go B2B with global sensation Vintage Culture, blending their signature styles in an unmissable collaboration. Vintage Culture will also take the decks solo, ensuring a night packed with unique musical journeys.
The lineup doesn’t stop there. Fans can look forward to electrifying performances from rising star ANNA TUR, Drumcode stalwart Bart Skils, and a special B2B set by the innovative talents of Chris Avantgarde and Innellea. Also gracing the stage are melodic techno maestro Kevin de Vries and a thrilling B2B pairing of Korolova with KASIA, promising a set filled with progressive and emotive sounds.
This event marks Drumcode’s largest-ever show in London, perfectly situated at Drumsheds, a venue renowned for its cavernous industrial aesthetic and world-class sound systems. Fans can expect cutting-edge production, immersive visuals, and a night to remember as the Drumcode family takes over the UK’s capital.
Tickets for the event are in high demand, with pre-sale going live on December 4th at 11 AM GMT, followed by general sales on December 5th at 11 AM GMT. To secure early access, comment “LONDON” on Drumcode’s Instagram post for a pre-sale sign-up link.
Get ready to experience techno at its finest as Drumcode prepares to deliver an unparalleled night of music and energy in London. Don’t miss out—mark your calendars and set your alarms!
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