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With Burning Man 2024 edition in the rearview, its organizers are setting their sights on the long road ahead—but not without first reflecting on recent bumps in that road.
To secure the future of the iconic event, CEO Marian Goodell recently published a blog post in The Burning Man Journal and called upon its global community for donations during what she called an "inflection point as a nonprofit." This public plea followed a troubling year for Burning Man, which failed to sell out for the first time in a decade amid concerns surrounding inflationary pressures and ticket pricing.
Organizers are keeping spirits high, however, by announcing the Black Rock City gathering's next theme: Tomorrow Today.
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The "protopic" concept—a term coined by Burner Kevin Kelly to describe "a future based on steady progress, better than today but not perfect, and not without setbacks," was revealed in a blog post by Stuart Mangrum, the director of Burning Man Project's Philosophical Center.
"If we think of the future as a story we tell ourselves, two plotlines have seemingly come to dominate the popular imagination," Mangrum writes. "On the one hand, a happy modernist fable of tech-fueled utopia, and on the other a postmodern myth of dystopian collapse." 
"It’s increasingly difficult to believe in the first [plotline] because we now know it’s built on an unsustainable foundation," he continues. "And we don’t even want to think about the second because it’s a tragedy where no one gets out alive."
For veteran Burners and newcomers alike, now is the time to get serious about shaping the gathering's future and allowing it not only to survive, but thrive. Burning Man, of all places, is here to remind us of the power of our own minds. Next year's burn encourages us to embrace protopianism and "to dream, invent, prototype and share our best and brightest ideas for the years ahead."
You can read Mangrum's full blog post here.
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Avicii - I’m Tim, an intimate documentary about the life of the late EDM icon Avicii, is coming to Netflix, the streaming service announced in a press release.
Netflix will also premiere Avicii - My Last Show, which chronicles the DJ's final performance at Ushuaïa Ibiza back in 2016, per a press release. Ubiquitously known as one of the most virtuosic dance music producers of all-time, Avicii, whose real name was Tim Bergling died by suicide two years later at the age of 28 after grappling with mental health struggles contrived largely from a grueling tour schedule.
Examining the last vestiges of his storied career, Avicii - I’m Tim features never-before-seen footage and interviews, with Bergling himself narrating. Directed by Henrik Burman and produced by Swedish cinematographer Björn Tjärnberg and Candamo Film, the doc follows the artist "on a winding journey through life—from the very first breath at the maternity ward in Stockholm in 1989 to the tragic end in Oman in 2018."
In other Avicii news, a rare auction of Bergling's personal belongings recently raised over $700,000 in support of his family's efforts to advocate for suicide prevention. 267 of his items hit the auction block and all proceeds benefitted the Tim Bergling Foundation, a philanthropic organization launched in the wake of his death to provide support for young people experiencing mental health issues.
Another documentary from the Academy Award-winning filmmaker Lawrence Bender is currently in production and will feature "previously unreleased footage" recorded around the time of Avicii's discovery and rise to fame. Meanwhile, the investment firm Pophouse Entertainment is planning to develop a musical about the DJ after purchasing a majority stake in his catalog.
Avicii - I’m Tim and Avicii - My Last Show will launch globally on Netflix on December 31st, 2024.
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Fresh off the success of his recent album, Bigger Than Us, Electronic music producer Stephan Jacobs, known by his stage name BOSA, is back with a new remix. This time, he’s taken on Sia’s powerful anthem, ‘Towards the Sun‘, infusing it with his signature blend of deep, organic grooves and cinematic soundscapes.
BOSA is just one of the many aliases Jacobs wears to make music. While BOSA is focused on House and grooves primarily, he’s also hypnotizing crowds under his Psychedelic Tractor moniker, which centers on Experimental Folktronic. BOSA’s remix of Sia’s iconic track captures the essence of classic Dance anthems like Bob Sinclar’s ‘World Hold On’ and Calvin Harris’ ‘Feel So Close’.
The release of his ‘Towards the Sun’ remix marks another significant milestone in BOSA’s career. His previous work, including the Bigger Than Us album, has garnered critical acclaim and established him as a rising star in the scene. This remix contains captivating rhythms and looping tribal elements, which, paired with elements from the original, act as the perfect pairing.
Stephan Jacobs, a Canadian-born, Los Angeles-based producer, has impacted the Electronic music scene worldwide and across the entire spectrum. Known for his innovative approach to sound design and his ability to blend genres, Jacobs has won over audiences worldwide. His journey began as a member of the Headtron Crew, where he honed his skills and developed a unique style that fuses melodic elements with heavy basslines.
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Thematic Electronic music producer AVANCE has unveiled his latest long-play, I Saw The Screen Bleed. This album, honoring its name, dives deep into the darker sides of Dance music, drawing inspiration from the haunting atmosphere of horror films, and shifting that uneasy feeling over to the auditory corner of the senses.
The album is a testament to AVANCE’s ability to evoke powerful and intense emotions through his music. Each track was designed to be a different journey into the unknown, filled with ominous basslines, distorted soundscapes, and eerie melodies. The producer masterfully blends elements of Dubstep, Techno, and Industrial music, all glued together by the cinematic landscapes he painted throughout.
AVANCE’s fascination with horror has been a driving force behind his music. He has skillfully translated the unsettling emotions and imagery of horror films into his electronic productions. I Saw The Screen Bleed captures the essence of this dark and captivating genre, offering a chilling, unique sonic experience.
Enjoy the most thrilling ride through suspense and power via AVANCE’s latest eleven-track body of work, I Saw The Screen Bleed. Listen below!
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With the countdown to Envision Festival 2025 well underway, it's now hit a snag: an unexpected email blast written by Founder & Creative Director Joshua Wendel with the title "Envision 2025 Postponement: Back To Our Roots for a Stronger Future."
"We are writing to share a significant decision we’ve made regarding the future of Envision," the email begins. "After careful consideration, we’ve decided to postpone the 2025 event until 2026... While this is not an easy step, it’s one that we believe is crucial for ensuring that Envision not only survives but thrives for years to come."
The news comes as quite a surprise for fans of the beloved Costa Rica festival. Just three months ago the Envision team released "Back To Our Roots," a gleaming trailer video signaling the festival's impending return from March 3-10, 2025. 
The postponement is a reminder that good things take time, and that we all need a break—even and especially festival organizers. 
Planning and organizing an international festival of Envision's scale is an immense undertaking. The event has been going strong for 15 years now, and while there have been some hiccups along the way, growing pains are inevitable.
All things considered, sometimes the best course of action is to take a pause in order to slow down and return to our roots. "The stronger the roots, the greater the fruits," the voice in the "Back To Our Roots" video affirms. 
You can read more about the news in the Instagram post below and find out more via Envision's website.
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Eran Hersh and Shooma have joined forces for an official remix of Swedish House Mafia and Alicia Keys' soaring dance anthem, "Finally."
The original track, a cover version of Kings of Tomorrow's Defected classic of the same name, dropped in August. Hersh and Shooma inject it with even more soul, reimagining it through a sultry Afro house arrangement that thrums with fresh intensity.
Their remix simmers with a vibrant Afro house pulse that feels both hypnotic and electrifying. Keys' distinct vocals glide over their deep, radiant beats, transforming the song into something much more alluring. This version doesn't just reimagine the original—it pulls it into a world of midnight heat and syncopated rhythms.
The new rework is one of 15 to appear on a massive remix package for "Finally." Others to appear include Axwell, Marlon Hoffstadt, YARO and Killen. Check out the track below.
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Here’s one unique multigenre track for you to kick off the week.
Electronic music powerhouses Excision and Dion Timmer have teamed up today to deliver their latest, a truly explosive track, with a tongue-twister of a name. ‘DABADABADABADABA‘ is a high-octane collaboration, which also serves as their welcome return to Monstercat after a year-long hiatus, while being their first joint release on the label.
The release arrives during a landmark year, with Excision’s flagship festival Lost Lands achieving unprecedented success by selling out in record time. Additionally, with 50 show dates, the Nexus Tour was Excision’s largest in five years, featuring a new visual show that shocked crowds across North America and in viral videos all over the internet.
‘DABADABADABADABA’
Fun, dynamic, and filled with surprise lurking ’round every corner, Excision and Dion Timmer’s ‘DABADABADABADABA’ portrays a rollercoaster ride at any festival it’s played. If we’re talking about genres, for instance, this song cannot be boxed at all, for it displays notes of Trap, House, and Techno, all while staying true to Excision’s signature Bass sound.
Regarding the release, Excision says, “It has been a blast playing ‘DABADABADABADABA’ out on tour and festivals this past year. This track always gets a huge crowd reaction! It’s fun making stuff with a different vibe to it while still being hype and energetic“. Dion Timmer also recalls, “[The track] was originally created as the intro for our B2Bs. We wanted to put something down that really makes the crowd go ‘woahhhh’ when it drops live, and I think we hit the right note with this one“.
(Left to right) Excision, Dion Timmer. Listen to Excision and Dion Timmer‘s crazy new release EP ‘DABADABADABADABA’, by hitting the ‘Play‘ button on the Spotify player below. Also, click here to support the release on your platform of choice. Are you a producer and you’d like to see your tracks on our page? Then head over to this link right here, you champ. Be sure to follow our page to stay up to date on the latest news and views regarding our beloved Dance music industry.
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Berlin’s legendary club Tresor has reintroduced its mentorship and training program, designed to support aspiring nightclub managers and venue projects. Initially launched in early 2024, this 12-week mentorship course was created by Tresor’s owner, Dimitri Hegemann, along with former booker Diana Alagić and sociologist Martin Fuller.
Scheduled from January to June 2025, the Tresor Foundation’s Academy of Subcultural Understanding is open to young adults in the EU who aim to establish venues outside major cities. This five-month program will accept eight selected participants, offering them localized support to network with key industry professionals who can help bring their club concepts to life.
Participants will also need to attend two weeks of in-person training sessions in Berlin—one in February and another in May 2025. Accommodation will be provided, and classes will cover essential topics like door policies, security, bar management, and creating a unique club concept. Speakers include in-house staff from Tresor, OHM, and Kraftwerk, personalities and experts from the Berlin scene, local and international guests.
The application deadline is November 21. Candidates must be fluent in English, between the ages of 21 and 35, and have a well-developed idea for a club based in the EU. You can apply for the mentorship program through the link provided, and learn more from the video below.
Stay tuned for more news!
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Dreamstate SoCal is just a few weeks away! The Insomniac trance festival will take place at the Queen Mary Waterfront in Long Beach on November 22nd – 23rd. Featuring a picturesque waterfront view, there will be a total of four unique stages that ravers can explore and dance at. Additionally, the official afterparty lineup is out and is a cherry on top because it takes place at the same festival venue.
The afterparties take place each night of the festival, starting from 12am and going all the way to 6am. Tickets are still available here.
Trance lovers can dance the night away to the early hours with the likes of Andrew Bayer, Amy Wiles, Greg Downey, Ram, Taylor Torrence, Dustin Husain, and Judge Jules. Additionally, the afterparty lineup features special sets including Billie Gillies & David Rust, David Forbes Pres Sebrof, Ferry Corsten & Ben Hemsley, TDJ & Trance Wax, Metta & Glyde pres Focus! and many more. There will also be a special guest for attendees to look out for.

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Prodigy Artists, the powerhouse music management company behind some of electronic music's biggest stars, has named Eric Bindman its new Director of Operations. 
Bindman's promotion signals Prodigy's continued focus on scaling up operations and expanding its reach. Founded by Steven Haddad and Will Runzel, the firm represents a who's who of elite DJs and electronic dance music producers, including NGHTMRE, Audien, SLANDER, Grammy-winning producer Bēkon and rising stars like Pauline Herr. Prodigy's accomplishments this past year alone speak volumes: SLANDER's national tour drew over 165,000 fans while Bēkon topped the Billboard Hot 100 as a producer of Hozier’s "Too Sweet," all while Prodigy's collective ticket sales surpassed 380,000.
Bringing over 15 years of multifaceted music industry experience to his new role, Bindman is no stranger to the demands of the business. His career spans artist management, publishing, talent booking and touring logistics for Deorro, Two Friends, 3LAU and more.
As he steps into his new role as Director of Operations, he’ll now be ensuring the firm’s infrastructure can meet the needs of its rapidly expanding client roster.
"I think what I’m most proud of is being able to stand behind the artists that I manage successes," Bindman tells EDM.com. "They’ve all had record-breaking years and genuinely exciting release schedules. Whether they’re mid-album cycle or doing weekend warrior touring, I’m most proud of each artists' success in finding their own path and planting their flags in the sand and deciding what they want to stand for; and I’m honored and proud to play a part in that."
Haddad and Runzel also expressed confidence in Bindman’s vision, calling him a "meticulous and skilled artist manager" who is well-equipped to steer Prodigy through an exciting era ahead.
When asked about any critical developments identified by Bindman in the dance music space, he points to a paradigm shift for DJs in the live sector.
"I think as the nightclub landscape is evolving and moving away from built-in club nights and protected rooms, artists have to evolve," Bindman explains. "As soft tickets become less soft by the quarter, it’s that much more important to double down and develop your core fan base. If fans know where to sonically find you—and programming via festival stage—you’ll be able to foster a devoted fan base that can grow with you."
"As the clubbing circuit drastically changes, it’s important to build your hard ticket history," he continues. "Even if it means going from a 1,000-cap nightclub to a 200-cap hard ticket venue, it helps with the artists' career longevity and helps to foster a true fan base. And here at Prodigy, we have been championing building hard ticket tours and helping acts build themselves in this new landscape."
Find out more about Prodigy Artists via the company's website.
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Nintendo is rewriting the rules of in-game music with Nintendo Music, a mobile app that invites fans to stream the soundtracks behind their favorite games.
Available now for iOS and Android, Nintendo Music allows Switch Online members to enjoy exclusive game tracks in a streamlined interface packed with nostalgic surprises and curated playlists that bring Nintendo's beloved worlds to life.
Tailored exclusively for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers, the company's unexpected foray into music streaming delivers a journey across decades of gaming history. From the pixelated melodies of Super Mario Bros. to the orchestral scores of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
Nintendo has long resisted sharing its vast catalog of in-game music with existing streaming platforms like Spotify, but with the new app, fans now have a dedicated space to access numerous official soundtracks. At launch, it boasts a catalog spanning flagship franchises like Mario Kart, Animal Crossing and Metroid, alongside deep cuts from Fire Emblem and even the iconic Wii Shop Channel theme. Users can browse by game or franchise, explore mood-based playlists and create custom mixes.
A first-of-its-kind "spoiler mode" protects players from potential plot reveals, hiding tracks tied to major game moments that could spoil the story for unplayed titles.
In another smart twist, fans can set tracks to loop for up to 60 minutes—a feature that promises uninterrupted listening for those who simply can’t get enough.
Nintendo Music is included with all Switch Online memberships, including free trial access, and allows family members to join in on the experience at no extra cost. You can download the app here.
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A Las Vegas resident by the name of James Kay, has filed a lawsuit against the Las Vegas Sphere venue, alleging excessive noise levels that have disrupted his quality of life. The lawsuit, filed in Clark County District Court, targets the Sphere’s operators and Clark County for approving a waiver allowing the venue to exceed county sound limits.
Kay, a resident of Park Towers, claims that the Sphere’s loud sound tests, which began in July, have caused significant disturbances, including rattling windows and disrupting peace and quiet. He alleges that the Sphere did not have the necessary permits to conduct these tests and subsequently obtained a waiver from Clark County through a controversial process.
The lawsuit seeks damages for property rights violations, noise pollution, and other related harms. Kay argues that the Sphere’s noise levels exceed acceptable limits and negatively impact the surrounding neighborhood. On the contrary, a statement from the Sphere claims Kay is a man known for frequenting legal matters: “Mr. Kay is a litigious individual who has a history of filing numerous lawsuits in different states covering everything from taxes to a refusal to grant him a weapons permit“.
The lawsuit reads: “At the time that the Sphere started blasting loud music, the Sphere did not have any governmental approval to do the same and Sphere’s subsequent application to Clark County admitted as such. Thereafter, the Sphere applied for a waiver to the applicable noise ordinances. The Sphere engaged certain nearby homeowner associations and property owners to seek conditions for the ability to blast loud music at certain levels throughout the year (and throughout certain times during the day) with additional decibel levels and timings for 18 or so days throughout the year.“
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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
Champion, Fout Tet, Skrillex, Naisha - Talk To Me
Darby, ÊMIA - AUTOPILOT
Covex, Lexi Shanley - I Miss U (SVDKO Remix)
Elestu - Isolated
NOTION - JACK & PLAY
Party Favor, DeatbyRomy - Hollow
pronouncedyea, David Blake - World On Fire (Foxtrot Motel Remix)
Bubble Love, Ross From Friends - Hate
Aether - Among the Dreamers
Vegyn, Jeshi - I See You Sometimes
Jervi - New whip
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Xenoverse by Chizawa Q Chizawa Q, has crafted a forward-thinking collection that proudly honours foundational influences while pushing into new sonic territory. His debut album on the powerhouse techno label R&S Records ‘Xenoverse’ is set for release November 22, 2024.
Born in Yokohama, Japan, Chizawa Q remains deeply rooted in his homeland, recording this full-length project across from Tokyo Bay. Following the success of two lead singles: “Beluga” (October 4) and “Black Nebula” (October 25) Xenoverse channels the legacy of Detroit techno giants like Underground Resistance, Kenny Larkin, and Carl Craig, blended with European jazz techno innovators such as Dave Angel and Vince Watson. 
Chizawa describes his album as “a soundtrack to a universe not yet born – a sci-fi score stirring memories of a world we’ve never known. Being on R&S Records, a label with a legacy of showcasing Japanese artists like Ken Ishii, is a personal milestone.” 
With contributions from Masaki Sakamoto, Kowalewski, and Dan Samsa, as well as a remix by Tokyo drum ‘n’ bass icon Makoto Shimizu, Xenoverse spans deep, driving techno and intricate electronica, creating a ten-track journey that blends jazz and abstract beat science for a unique, immersive experience. His sound has garnered significant support from influential figures across the scene, including Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, Josh Wink, Ben Sims, Dave Angel, Ramon Tapia, Dino Lenny, M.A.N.D.Y., CJ Bolland, LTJ Bukem and plays on BBC Radio.
Xenoverse is available on R&S Records on November 22, 2024, promising to be a standout release for electronic music fans worldwide.
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“Shooting Stars” lands as Marc Antonix’s latest love letter to bass and electro-house muscle with an unexpected twist.
A bubbling talent on the West Coast, Antonix has carved his path through the LA underground, igniting Academy LA and Avalon Hollywood while stacking 3.75 million Spotify streams. Through releases like “Love Wantz Lovin,” “So Fine,” and “Flashback,” Antonix has carved out his own corner of the electronic landscape – one where experimental sound scapes and unpredictable drops lead the way. Now, with “Shooting Stars,” he’s pushing even further into uncharted territory.
“Shooting Stars,” represents the beginning of a new era for me. I’ve been super inspired by some great ideas lately and this is the first chapter of bringing that to life.” – Marc Antonix
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mobilee · Eli Fola "Healing For The Youth" – mobilee298 Nigerian / American artist Eli Fola has released ’the powerful two-track EP ‘Healing For The Youth’ on Mobilee. This compelling project showcases two standout tracks: the title piece, a collaboration with spoken word artist Cyrus Aaron, and the vibrant instrumental Nation of Dance by Eli Fola himself.
‘Healing For The Youth’ is a call to empower and uplift young people, especially those in inner cities who often feel marginalized or unseen. Eli Fola, known for his unique fusion of AfroHouse, techno, jazz, and classical music, teamed up with Cyrus Aaron to craft a track that combines deep, soulful sounds with poignant spoken word. The result is a message of hope, resilience, and joy, encouraging young listeners to rise above their circumstances and embrace their power to shape their futures.
On ‘Nation Of Dance’, Eli Fola explores the universal language of music, creating an instrumental track that radiates positivity and unity. The pulsating basslines and melodic layers invite listeners to let go, dance freely, and celebrate the joy of collective movement. It’s a tribute to the unifying power of music and the energy that flows through dance floors across the globe.
Eli Fola’s artistic vision is deeply rooted in his rich cultural heritage and personal experiences. As the creator of the live-hybrid set Yoruba Tech Soul, he continues to push the boundaries of sound, blending AfroHouse with elements of techno, jazz, and classical music. His innovative approach has garnered the attention of icons such as Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys and led to performances alongside major artists like Black Coffee and ASAP Rocky.
‘Healing For The Youth’ stands as a beacon of empowerment, while ‘Nation of Dance celebrates’ the freedom and joy of movement, making this release a testament to the transformative power of music.
Eli Fola said: “The title track ‘Healing For The Youth’ is a powerful call to uplift and empower young people who often feel marginalised and unseen. This record is deeply personal, collaborative journey with the brilliant poet and spoken word artist Cyrus Aaron, fusing music and words to offer hope and strength. On the reverse side, ‘Nation of Dance’ is an instrumental that transcends borders, exploring the universal language of music and its ability to unite us all in a shared rhythm.”
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Crazy P announce their ninth studio album Any Signs Of Love with the emotive lead single ‘Human After All’. The full album arrives on the 29th of November, via Walk Don’t Walk in association with !K7 Music.
Completed earlier this summer, before the passing of beloved frontwoman Danielle Moore, Any Signs of Love is the culmination of three decades of unforgettable live performances, deep friendship and above all, incredible music.
With the loss of Danielle, and the outpouring of love that followed, the announcement of Any Signs Of Love, has taken on a profound new meaning. While previous albums including A Night On Earth and Walk Dance Talk Sing,  have focused on their accomplished musicianship, and how the tight-knit collective grew in confidence with each new record and live show, Any Signs Of Love is now also a celebration of a remarkable life. Known for her magnetic energy, soulful voice, and the unfiltered joy she brought to the stage, Danielle was not only the heart of Crazy P but also an icon of boundless creativity, community, and love in the electronic music world. This new album serves as both a tribute to Danielle’s life and a gift to the fans who have loved her, danced with her, and felt her spirit resonate from dancefloors to festival stages worldwide.
The albums’ 10-tracks also honour an incredible 25 year friendship with fellow bandmates Chris Todd and Jim Baron. From their after-party first meeting in late 90s Manchester, and their first studio session together in Jim’s bedroom, to completing the band with bassist Tim Davies and drummer Matt Klose, disco aficionados Crazy P have come a long way. Over three decades Crazy P have built a devout following, playing the world’s most respected stages including Glastonbury, Love International, Glitterboxx Ibiza, and recently joined Roisin Murphy on tour, all while racking up streaming figures in their millions.
On their first album in five years, Crazy P deliver everything fans expect from a band of their stature – whose catalogue has built a loyal, multi-generational following and is equally at home soundtracking sweaty basement clubs, and outdoor raves, as it is on festival stages. Lead single ‘Human After All’, is the perfect introduction – a feel good, sultry groover, bedecked with italo-y arps, Balearic pianos, and Danielle’s captivating vocals.
From the anthemic ‘The Revolution Will Not Be Anything’, to the Italo-esque title track, and the psychedelia of ‘Not Too Late’, Any Signs of Love contains all the core ingredients of the Crazy P magic: grooves galore, hooks, and the electrifying presence of charismatic leader, Danielle Moore.
Any Signs of Love is a final love letter from Danielle Moore to her fans—a reminder that love remains, even in loss.
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On November 1st, Swedish House Mafia and Alicia Keys unveiled a set of fresh remixes of their popular track ‘Finally’, and in these new takes, one remix has quickly captured fans’ attention: Eran Hersh and Shooma’s Afro-house take. This reimagining brings a unique twist to the progressive house original, infusing it with vibrant Afro-house energy that revitalizes the song with a new feel.
The remix blends Eran Hersh and Shooma’s distinct styles, blending classic Afro-house elements with modern production techniques. Skillfully meshing the original track’s iconic components with their signature sound, the duo has crafted a remix that seamlessly honors the essence of all artists involved. During production, they tested the track live and it received outstanding feedback. With the support from Swedish House Mafia, Hersh and Shooma knew they had created something special.
“I’ve admired Swedish House Mafia and Alicia Keys for years,” Eran shares. Witnessing them perform the song live gave him the inspiration to give it a deep, Afro-house twist. Teaming up with Shooma in Budapest, the duo produced a remix that resonated with audiences from the start. When Swedish House Mafia expressed their enthusiasm and decided to release it, Hersh knew he had achieved a career milestone.
This release also serves as a launchpad for Hersh’s new label, Vibora Records, dedicated to promoting house music with Afro and electronic influences. Vibora Records will focus on supporting innovative sounds and emerging talent, making this remix release even more significant in Hersh’s journey.

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In a time when electronic music sometimes seems caught between commercial accessibility and underground authenticity, Fritz Kalkbrenner‘s ‘Third Place‘ is a brilliant link between worlds.
Released on November 1, 2024, the album is a careful investigation of what makes public places so essential to our collective experience, not just another compilation of party music.
The Changing Character of a Sound
Those who know Kalkbrenner’s path from his breakout song “Sky & Sand” (with brother Paul) would approach “Third Place” hoping more of the soulful electronics that made him a household name. They will find, nonetheless, an artist who has both respected his traditions and boldly entered uncharted ground. Inspired by the sociological idea of “third places,” those essential venues where community and creativity collide, the album’s title shows to be more than just smart naming.
The first single “Into the Night” is the ideal portal into this changed sound. While Kalkbrenner’s unique vocals give that human touch, which is sometimes lacking in modern dance music, its Chicago house-inspired chords feel both nostalgic and contemporary. The production is sharp and lively, with a groove that strikes a challenging balance between club-ready and emotionally evocative — something Kalkbrenner appears to do naturally.
One of the more daring passages on the record, “The Telepath” marks a break from Kalkbrenner’s customary field of influence. Though it surprises long-time listeners, the track’s breakbeat basis is executed with such conviction that it feels more like a natural development than a trend-chasing attempt. Here we can hear how Kalkbrenner’s live performances have shaped his studio work, with arrangements that seem meant for fresh life in a concert venue.
Another peak comes from working with Coach Harrison on “Playing Games“. The song seems like a real conversation between artists rather than just including a guest vocalist. One of the most immediately interesting moments on the record, the connection is evident and finds a great mix between artistic integrity and accessibility.

Emotional Depth in the Digital Era
‘Third Place’ distinguishes itself from many of its modern electronic releases in part with its emotional intelligence. Thanks to its catchy choruses, “It Ain’t Over” might be gathering streams; nevertheless, under its commercial appeal is a sophisticated awareness of dance music’s ability for emotional storytelling. Every component supports the emotional core of the song; the production never feels overdone.
Tracks “High Line” and “Home” with more techno orientation show Kalkbrenner’s fluency in speaking several electronic dialects. These are completely realized visions that highlight his adaptability without sacrificing his unique voice, not just genre exercises. When the drums must strike powerfully, there is always room for melody and mood to grow.
Pete Tong’s ear was piqued at BBC Radio 1 by “Fall Between the Cracks,” which explores more house territory and offers some of the album’s most reflective passages. These songs provide reflective areas between the more lively passages in the album’s flow, like natural breaths.
The especially remarkable feature of “Third Place” is its production quality. Every painstakingly created sound and well-placed layer reflects Kalkbrenner’s experience. The blend is pure without feeling sterile, therefore preserving that vital human aspect even in its most computerized forms. Evidence of an artist who knows both club sound systems and home listening contexts, the bottom end is strong without being overpowering while the high frequencies shimmer without becoming harsh.
Maybe the most amazing feat of ‘Third Place’ is how deftly it records the core of shared experience. From Electric Brixton to the Great Wall of China, Kalkbrenner’s many performances seem to have given him a unique insight into what makes shared musical events extraordinary. Whether in a busy club or on headphones on a solo walk, this record seems meant to help those times of connection.
‘Third Place’ seems in many respects both a new beginning and a climax. It pushes into uncharted ground while building on all that has made Fritz Kalkbrenner a revered person in electronic music. The album strikes a mix between universal and personal while being ambitious without appearing pretentious, and approachable without being shallow.
After reaching the kind of success Kalkbrenner has enjoyed, some artists could rest on their laurels; rather, he seems more interested in stretching limits and investigating fresh ideas. The outcome is an album that is both modern and classic, very personal yet generally relevant.
While beginners will have an easy access point into Kalkbrenner’s musical universe, longstanding admirers will find enough of his distinctive sound to be recognized. ‘Third Place’ reminds us of the genre’s possibilities for both artistic expression and community building in a time when electronic music could sometimes appear formulaic or too commercial. One of 2024’s most carefully produced electronic albums, it’s a deserving addition to Kalkbrenner’s catalog.

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Bristol’s dance music maestro, Jody Wisternoff, has unveiled the second single, ‘Sweetest Thing,’ from his eagerly awaited third studio album, Welcome To My World.
The track is a deep house journey through ethereal soundscapes, blending thought-provoking spoken word samples with percussive grooves and ever-evolving synths. Layers and layers of various percussive beats and dazzling synths build upon each other throughout the track. Wisternoff’s masterful production skills are on full display, captivating listeners with the track’s intricate melody and dynamic production touches.
“Sweetest Thing” follows the success of the album’s lead single, ‘Tales From Beyond,’ featuring Nox Vahn and Natascha Polke. Other notable tracks on the album include ‘Rain’ with Sian Evans and ‘Ease Yourself.’
To celebrate the release of Welcome To My World, Wisternoff has announced an extensive global tour, taking him to 29 cities across North America, the UK, Asia, and Australia. Fans in major cities like London, New York, Los Angeles, and Sydney can catch him live.
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