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Up to 24 independent music venues in the UK are to receive groundbreaking training to tackle sexual violence and harassment as part of a large scale rollout by national NTE initiative Safer Dance.
Expert trainers and speakers from specialist music industry and charity bodies will deliver the pilot – initially taking place in the West Midlands – via a series of awareness days for staff from grassroots live music operations. The programme has been designed to coincide with the arrival of new ‘Duty To Prevent’ legislation under the Worker Protection Act 2023 which requires all employers to proactively prevent sexual harassment in the workplace from Thursday 24 October 2024.
Music venues from across the central region, including members of the Music Venue Alliance, will participate in a series of half day workshops throughout November and December 2024. Workers will be trained in identifying, preventing and tackling unwanted sexual behaviour amongst music fans, colleague, and contractors during 120 hours of sessions on sexual harassment policy and culture – led by Michelle Diaz from specialist charity RSVP and artist manager Frances Barber Shillito.
Frances Barber Shillito is a passionate advocate and leading voice in the fight against sexual assault and women’s safety within the music and entertainment industries. With a career dedicated to raising awareness and driving change, Frances has become a prominent figure in promoting safe and respectful environments for artists, performers, and industry professionals.
Frances Barber Shillito, co-owner of NWN Management, said: “I’m really looking forward to working with Jack and Sam on this project. It’s a subject I’m very passionate about, and I’m honoured that I can be at the forefront of it all with the Safer Dance team. “I’ve really enjoyed taking the time to write, develop and put together the material for the training courses, and I’m very excited to get out there and deliver the programme.”

A screening of a new short film When The Music Ends – produced by activist and Safer Dance ambassador DJ Rebekah in association with Beatport – will also form part of the workshop.
The dance music producer and DJ, a Birmingham native, has been instrumental in creating awareness for the #MeToo movement in music, specifically with #FORTHEMUSIC, a campaign against sexual harassment and assault, in the club scene.
Safer Dance was developed by co-founders Sam Hennerley and Jack Young in 2019 to address concerns around the safety in music and NTE venues by providing an audit model, range of resources and framework for upskilling employers and employees. Sam Hennerley, co-founder of Safer Dance, said: “We’re committed to equipping venues with the necessary tools, knowledge, and confidence to tackle this societal issue effectively. 
“We believe in approaching this issue with dignity, compassion, and leadership. “Our mission is to create a safer environment for everyone, fostering a culture where safety measures, policies and prevention methods are implemented swiftly and efficiently; with the well-being of our industry at the forefront. ”We’re keen to hear from regional and national partners interested in exploring the Safer Dance model in other parts of the UK, particularly as a collaborative means of instilling more confidence in our NTE.”
Major UK venue operators including fabric London and Birmingham-based national arena operator The NEC Group have backed Safer Dance, driving the team to take learnings from the Midlands initiative across the country.
Project partners RSVP provide counselling and advocacy support to those subjected to sexual violence, abuse and exploitation.  Outcomes of the workshops hosted by Birmingham City University’s Music Business degree course – which Safer Dance co-founder Sam graduated from in 2019 – also include a better shared understanding amongst participants of how to identify, prevent, and tackle intimidating, hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive behaviour. 
Data from the 2022 UK census suggests around 17% of the UK population have experienced sexual abuse since the age of 16, whilst a recent NUS study stated that 1 in 5 British students, primarily women, experience unwanted sexual behaviour.
In recent years, high media interest around gaps in risk management and harm reduction provision in the NTE has negatively impacted the reputation of the nightlife sector, leading to the formation of Safer Dance and other initiatives. The project supports wider efforts across the country to increase audience engagement and confidence with live music venues and clubs, amidst a challenging climate for NTE and grassroots live music operators.
Jack Young, co-founder of the Safer Dance initiative, said: “Safer Dance was born from a simple belief: everyone deserves to enjoy nightlife without fear of harassment. “By working hand-in-hand with venues, we’re creating lasting solutions that prioritise safety, accountability, and respect. “Our mission is to future-proof the night-time economy, ensuring that every space is welcoming and secure today and in the future.” 
The Safer Dance West Midlands pilot funding partners include the Commonwealth Games Legacy Fund, the Heart of England Community Foundation, and West Midlands Combined Authority.
For further information on Safer Dance, visit their official website.
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Liverpool’s own CamelPhat, the powerhouse duo of Dave Whelan and Mike Di Scala, have announced a special charity gig in their hometown. On November 1, CamelPhat will perform at the Invisible Wind Factory, with all proceeds going towards Zoe’s Place, a beloved children’s hospice at risk of shutting down. This rare local appearance by the internationally acclaimed duo is not only a gift to fans but also a lifeline for the hospice that cares for Liverpool’s most vulnerable young ones.
A Critical Cause for Zoe’s Place
Zoe’s Place, established in 1995, provides respite, palliative, and end-of-life care for babies and young children between the ages of zero and five. Unfortunately, the hospice’s future is in jeopardy as its current lease is set to expire at the end of the year. Facing an urgent relocation crisis, the hospice needs to raise £5 million by November 9 to find a new site and avoid closing its doors. Zoe’s Place has been a cornerstone of the Liverpool community, providing essential care to families in need, and losing it would be a significant blow.
The fundraiser has already garnered more than £2 million, thanks to high-profile donors like football legends Steven Gerrard and Peter Reid, MP Ian Byrne, and singer Peter Hooton. CamelPhat’s charity event will further boost these efforts, offering fans an unforgettable night while supporting a truly vital cause.
A Hometown Homecoming for CamelPhat
Despite playing packed venues across the globe, CamelPhat rarely get the chance to perform in Liverpool, making this event even more special. Having formed in the city back in 2006 after meeting at 3 Beat Records, the duo skyrocketed to fame with tracks like their 2017 Grammy-nominated hit ‘Cola’. Their return to Liverpool will be a moment of homecoming, both for them and their fans, as they come together for this heartfelt cause.
Joining CamelPhat on the night will be another Liverpool icon, DJ Yousef, known for running the legendary Circus event series. Together, they’ll deliver a night of house and techno music that promises to be electric.
Music with a Mission
CamelPhat’s involvement goes beyond just music. Their charity gig is an opportunity for the dance community to rally behind Zoe’s Place and ensure it continues to serve Liverpool’s children. Tickets for this event go on sale October 24 at 10 AM via Skiddle. This is not just a chance to see CamelPhat perform in their hometown, but also a way to contribute to a cause that could change lives.
Don’t miss out on this incredible night of music, community, and charity at the Invisible Wind Factory on November 1. Let’s help Zoe’s Place secure its future!
In conclusion, you can join the waiting list for tickets here. Be sure to donate to the fundraiser here.
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What if you could dance all night, connect deeply with others and wake up feeling better than ever? A new wave of wellness-focused dance parties is proving you can. 
As the electronic dance music scene continues to be stereotyped by wild raves and an inextricable link to substance use, more artists now shifting their focus toward wellness. While some major DJs like Kaskade, ILLENIUM and Chris Lake have chosen a sober lifestyle, others are incorporating wellness practices to find balance. Chart-topping dance music acts like RÜFÜS DU SOL, Diplo, Felix Jaehn and Steve Aoki consistently incorporate wellness routines that prioritize their mental and physical health to avoid burnout.
This cultural shift is becoming more prevalent within the fan community as well. Wellness-focused dance collectives are emerging and providing alcohol-free, high-energy spaces where people can connect on a deeper level.
With the theme of connection at their bedrock, these collectives curate alcohol-free spaces at the intersection of dance music and mindfulness. We spoke with three, Daybreaker, Superbloom and The Oracle Project, who are at the forefront of this movement.
A new kind of party
Daybreaker, a pioneer in the wellness rave scene, hosts morning dance parties that begin with yoga and flow into high-energy dancing before concluding with meditation. Similarly, Superbloom promotes community through free- and donation-based classes in parks and beaches, blending lively house music with a focus on wellness.
The team behind The Oracle Project, a more recent group, curates reflective experiences that incorporate mindfulness practices followed by music and dancing. Organizers also provide conversation cards to foster meaningful interactions.
The shift from partying to wellness
Most of the individuals behind these collectives have personal stories driving them to innovate the movement. Lauren Brenc, founder of The Oracle Project, says her own experiences in nightlife shaped her decision to move away from alcohol. Having once worked as a bartender, she eventually realized she could no longer sustain that lifestyle.
"There was a part of me that didn’t want to give up the fun and excitement of going out," Brenc explains. "But I didn’t want it to revolve around something that was making me sick and wasn’t fueling deep connection." 
Andre Herd of Daybreaker also saw a disconnect between his own values and the traditional nightlife scene in which he worked. As someone who has managed artists and worked in the music industry, Herd had seen how prevalent alcohol was at events. When he began working at Daybreaker in his early 20s, the role was a revelation.
"When I was younger, I used to go out a lot and found myself drinking at every party or social event, just to feel like I could have a good time," recalls Herd, who said he eventually started working with Daybreaker and gave up alcohol altogether. "It was so aligned with who I am at my core. It gave me the space to let loose without needing alcohol. In 2014, there weren’t many events like it, and Daybreaker really started a trend."
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Courtney Miller and Brandon Darnell, co-founders of Superbloom, were deeply immersed in wellness long before launching their collective. The former, a lifelong athlete, found synergy with the latter's love of house music, and together they co-founded Superbloom to share their passion for health and music with their communities.
A deeper fulfillment
What makes these events stand out is the deeper sense of fulfillment they offer. For Superbloom, the focus is on creating spaces where people can cultivate relationships—both with themselves and others—in "vibrant dancefloors and areas where people can get comfortable and sit down and relax," according to Darnell.
"It creates this really conducive environment for self-expression and for authentic and deep connection," she says.
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At The Oracle Project’s events, Brenc sees attendees making profound, lasting bonds.
"I hear so many stories of people falling in love, starting businesses together, or becoming close friends very quickly," she says. "The connections formed are so genuine."
Herd agrees, noting that the absence of alcohol paves the way for a more satisfying life free from the hangovers, anxiety and malaise that often follow a night of drinking, leaving you feeling energized and clear-minded instead.
"Some of the wildest parties I’ve been to were Daybreaker events," he gushes. "When people are in a space where they feel no pressure to drink or act a certain way, they can truly let loose. Unlike traditional parties where substances are used to relax, Daybreaker proves that people can reach the same high naturally."
Mindfulness and intention-setting
The crux of these collectives and their events is mindfulness. Brenc incorporates cacao circles before dancing to help set the tone at The Oracle Project’s events.
"When we sit in a circle to set our intentions, it creates a sacred moment," she explains. "It allows everyone to connect with themselves and each other before we let loose on the dancefloor."
Daybreaker also incorporates mindfulness as a key element of its events, beginning with yoga and ending with moments of reflection and joy. Herd says the infrastructure of the organization's events places "huggers" at the door to greet guests with a hug and set a joyful tone.
Superbloom takes a similar approach, blending music and movement into a cohesive experience with intention.
"Setting an intention is like sharing a dream," says Miller. "It opens up the space, removes barriers, and allows people to come together more deeply from the start." Darnell adds that "it's a way for everyone to feel seen and heard right from the start, and from there, people just naturally open up, and the entire event becomes more immersive and meaningful."
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Pushing past discomfort
Despite the growing popularity of wellness-focused dance parties, some are still hesitant to step outside their comfort zone and try something new. But Herd, Brenc and the co-founders of Superbloom all agree that the experience is worth it. 
Darnell of Superbloom emphasized how sober dance parties can be likened to fitness for authentic expression. In a similar way, alcohol-free dance parties can feel intimidating at first, just like stepping into a gym.
"It might be intimidating or scary to go into the space and it might take a little while to settle in, but once you do, what you get is a stronger, more authentic expression of yourself," Darnell explains. That approach, he says, has enabled him to speak confidently in front of large crowds, dance without inhibition and have fun without the next-day regrets.
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Herd also paints a picture of Daybreaker's events as welcoming, low-pressure spaces. "There’s no expectation to dance or act a certain way. You can just enjoy the vibe, sip coffee, or let loose on the dance floor without any pressure," he said.
Brenc encouraged anyone who is hesitant to attend to think of it like any other time they’ve pushed past discomfort in life.
"Think of the times in your life where you stepped out of your comfort zone—it’s always worth it," she said. "These events are safe places where you’ll meet wonderful people."
The future of wellness dance
Whether you're dancing at Daybreaker’s sunrise yoga parties, connecting through mindfulness at Superbloom’s wellness events or finding deep conversations at The Oracle Project, there's no question the wellness-focused dance scene could reshape the collective perspective of fun.
As these parties gain popularity in lockstep with the booming "sober curious" movement, it’s clear the future of nightlife is about more than drinking less. It's about living authentically and fully in the moment.
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III Points has always been more than just a music festival; it’s a cultural experience that embodies the spirit of Miami. The 2024 edition was no different, offering a diverse lineup of artists, immersive art installations, some impressive stages and a vibrant atmosphere that celebrated the city’s unique identity.
A Musical Melting Pot
The festival’s commitment to showcasing a wide range of genres was evident in its 2024 lineup. There was something for everyone, whether your imagination was captured by Justice or the house beats of Pawsa or whether you wanted some Hip-Hop from Rick Ross or the hard techno sounds of Sara Landry. There was also a standout set from Layton Giordani. This eclectic mix of artists created a dynamic and engaging experience for attendees.
Beyond the Music
III Points is not just about the music; it’s about the overall experience. The festival grounds were transformed into an immersive art landscape, with installations and interactive experiences that stimulated the senses and encouraged exploration. The vibrant atmosphere was further enhanced by the diverse crowd of locals and visitors who came together to celebrate music and art. After several years without change, this year the RC Cola Stage became RC95 and was huge upgraded with a massive LED screen that tilted down to the crowd. It made it look like one massive LED wall where actually there was some visual trickery involved. Beyond that, the super cool 444 Stage featured incredible soundscapes driven by cutting edge audio engineering.
A Homegrown Celebration
One of the things that makes III Points so special is its connection to the local community. The festival has always been a platform for Miami’s emerging artists and creatives, giving them a chance to showcase their talents to a wider audience. This year was no exception, with a number of local artists making their mark on the festival. The legendary Link Miami Rebels (the team behind Space) teams up with Insomniac to fuse the gritty hometown Miami vibe with an eclectic but quality musical lineup and stellar production.
Unforgettable Moments
III Points 2024 was filled with unforgettable moments, from the electrifying performance of Jamie xx to the spellbinding experience of Disclosure or Justice. The festival’s ability to create a space where artists can connect with their fans on a deeper level is what sets it apart from other music events.
A Look Ahead
As III Points continues to evolve, it remains committed to its core values of diversity, creativity, and community. The festival’s dedication to showcasing the best of Miami’s cultural scene makes it a must-attend event for music lovers and art enthusiasts alike. We can’t wait to see what the future holds for III Points.
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We're officially in the season of the witch. Or what deadmau5 likes to call it, "Ghosts 'n' Stuff." Skrillex calls it “Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" season, while A-Trak knows that "Heads Will Roll" around this time of year.
Whatever you want to call it, Halloween is a week away. While the spookiest day of the year falls on a Thursday in 2024, music festival organizers are once again tapping into the holiday's dark allure with a selection of Halloween raves.
No matter your Halloween plans, a proper soundtrack is needed to ring in spooky season. So we've gathered the deepest, darkest and eeriest bass around and combined it with some haunting house and techno for the ultimate Halloween playlist. Whether you're suiting up to rave the night away or staying home to dance in the shadows, our playlist has you covered with all the ghoulish grooves and wubs a nocturnal creature could desire.
Check out the playlist below.
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FriendShip, the world’s top music cruise, is back for its fifth edition in 2025 with a stacked lineup. Headlined by Disclosure (DJ Set), DJ Pee .Wee (Anderson .Paak), and Duck Sauce (A-Trak and Armand Van Helden), this five-night voyage promises non-stop music and unforgettable moments. Sailing from Miami to Belize aboard the Norwegian Joy from February 21 to February 26, 2025, the festival is set to be a highlight of the year.
A Star-Studded Lineup
The lineup features returning favorites like Boys Noize, AC Slater, Wax Motif, and Destructo (aka Gary Richards). Armand Van Helden and A-Trak will also perform solo sets, alongside debut appearances from rising talents such as Adam Ten, Mita Gami, and Ben Sterling. Over 70 artists from 20+ countries will take the stage, bringing a wide range of Electronic music styles.
Beyond the Music
FriendShip offers more than just music. Olympic skateboarder Nyjah Huston joins the 2025 lineup. In doing so, he will be showing off his skills with the FriendShip Skate Team and making his DJ debut. Burlesque star Dita Von Teese also returns with her fan-favorite ‘Ship Teese’ show. The festival will end with a 24-hour private island party at Harvest Caye in Belize. The party will provide the perfect setting for once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
A Luxurious Escape
The Norwegian Joy, featuring 21 restaurants, a go-cart course, and a 30-foot water slide, ensures a luxury experience. Furthermore, with most cabins sold out, only a few spots remain for this epic adventure. Don’t miss your chance to join the fun on FriendShip 2025!
Lastly, be sure to get your tickets here.
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SVDDEN DEATH has revealed his next food collaboration following his work with Marshmello—and this is one you can actually eat.
SVDDEN DEATH, one of EDM.com's best music producers of 2022, has teamed up with Louisville Vegan Jerky Company to develop a signature flavor of vegan jerky. "Spicy Sweet Gochujang" calls upon the popular chili pepper-based Korean condiment for a jerky with some bite, much like his music.
The "Behemoth" producer said he doesn't often dip into the merchandising world, but he loves the company's food. In addition to being vegan, his new soy-based jerky is gluten-free and non-GMO.
"When I'm not traveling to play shows or at home obsessing over mixdowns, spiraling into an existential crisis over the tonality of a snare fundamental, I spend a lot of time cooking various vegan meals for myself and friends," SVDDEN DEATH says. "I've always been passionate about good food, and sometimes it can be hard to find that same home cooked quality in store bought snacks."
You can purchase the "Spicy Sweet Gochujang" jerky here.
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The 2024 Amsterdam Dance Event wasted no time pulling industry professionals into its orbit, as EDM.com’s exclusive "Insider Access" networking event and "EDM.com & Friends" showcase ushered in a high-energy start to the world’s leading electronic music summit.
Held on Thursday, October 17th at ClinkNoord, the back-to-back events were packed with everything you’d expect from a top-tier gathering of global dance music professionals: networking, demo drops and a steady DJ soundtrack that extended well into the evening hours. 
Independent artists seized the rare chance to present their tracks directly to heavy-hitting record labels like Hexagon, Heldeep and Hospital Records. The exchanges buzzed with the excitement of new connections as label reps lent their ears and offered valuable feedback, all in the name of fueling the future of dance music.  
Of course, the showcase's heart-pounding energy was equally driven by a formidable lineup of artists. From a rare b2b set between Lyrah and Paige Lopynski of BONNIE X CLYDE to Rich DietZ closing out the night, the evening was a nonstop exposition of creativity and raw talent that saw over a dozen artists taking the decks. 
The action-packed day at Amsterdam's vibrant ClinkNoord marked the perfect addition to ADE's five-day celebration of global electronic music culture. With 1,000 events sprawling across nearly 200 locations in the city, the summit annually creates an unmatched global gathering for the industry.  
While we await the return of ADE from October 22-26, 2025, check out our photo gallery from this year's "Insider Access" and "EDM.com & Friends" parties below. All photos by Douglas Ledieu Cervantes for EDM.com.
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Today, Palm Tree Crew is thrilled to announce its return to Aspen, Colorado for the third annual Palm Tree Music Festival on February 20-21, 2025. Produced by Belly Up Aspen, this two-day extravaganza promises to elevate the energy of Aspen’s winter scene with a lineup of world-class artists that will heat up the iconic Rio Grande Park. The two-day experience will welcome Palm Tree Crew co-founder Kygo alongside global chart-toppers Dom Dolla, Fisher, LP Giobbi, Sofi Tukker, Forester, Mojave Grey, Franc Moody, Victoria Nadine, BALTHVS, and more.
Palm Tree Music Festival 2025
Fresh off of last year’s sold-out show, Palm Tree Music Festival is in winter paradise for its third year. Expect immersive performances, top-tier sponsors like luxury spirit Tequila Don Julio, women-first dating app Bumble, and world-renowned restaurant Matsuhisa Aspen, offering “new-style” Japanese cuisine from Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, and a curated selection of vendors offering everything from local food to exclusive festival merch. This year also marks the launch of a series of sustainable initiatives powered by waterdrop® Microdrinks, encouraging festival-goers to bring reusable water bottles to reduce single-use plastic throughout the PTMF ecosystem.
To ensure the best experience for ticket buyers, Palm Tree Crew is hosting several pre-sales for dedicated groups. The Roaring Fork Valley local presale will begin on October 23rd at 10 AM MST, followed by a Palm Tree Crew and Belly Up Aspen presale on October 24th at 10 AM MST, and the public on-sale on October 25th at 10 AM MST. All pre-sales and public on-sale can be accessed HERE.  
General Admission offers access to all performances, food and drink vendors, and exclusive Palm Tree Music Festival Aspen merchandise. VIP ticket holders will enjoy additional perks like front-row stage views, access to a heated VIP lounge, complimentary gourmet food offerings, hosted bars, and more. Those looking to enjoy Aspen’s iconic ski slopes can add Ski Passes to their festival tickets, redeemable at all four mountains at Aspen Snowmass.
Palm Club Luxury Experience
The Palm Club luxury experience will also return to Aspen, offering Wynn Nightlife’s signature hospitality service. Furthermore, it’ll provide the best views in the house. Each heated and covered table will feature a designated VIP host, top-tier bottle service, signature bites curated by Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, and more surprises throughout the event.
“We’re thrilled to return to Aspen for the third annual Palm Tree Music Festival,” said Myles Shear, co-founder of Palm Tree Crew. “This location holds a special place in our hearts – the Aspen community, the artists, and the attendees are always incredible. We’re doing it bigger and better this year and can’t wait to be back in Aspen.”
Don’t miss your chance to experience one of the most unique music festivals in the world. Be the first to get updates by signing up here: https://www.palmtreemusicfestival.com/aspen-sign-up-form
About Palm Tree Crew
Palm Tree Crew, is an original idea that started with Kygo (Kyrre Gorvell Dahll) and his manager Myles Shear. It is a diversified holding company that owns and operates a consumer brand, a global live events business and a multi-product investment platform, all under one unified ecosystem. Palm Tree Crew harnesses the power of business builders, investors, strategic advisors and celebrities.
About Belly Up Aspen
Celebrating 20 years, Belly Up Aspen has been a premier destination for live music since 2005.  Owned by Michael Goldberg and his sons, David and Danny, the venue has become a staple of Aspen’s entertainment scene. It is known for hosting world-class artists in an intimate setting. As a major event, it was listed as one of Rolling Stone Magazine’s “BEST CLUBS IN AMERICA”. Belly Up Aspen has featured talents such as Kygo, Jimmy Buffet, Zach Bryan, LCD Soundsystem, The Killers, Widespread Panic, The Chainsmokers, Snoop Dogg, B.B. King, Jack White, Kacey Musgraves, Dave Chappelle, Odesza, Lil Wayne, Joe Walsh, John Legend, The Avett Brothers, John Fogerty, Leon Bridges, Phoenix, Adam Sandler, Twenty One Pilots and The National.
About Bumble
Bumble, is the women-first dating and social networking app. Moreover, Bumble connects people across dating (Bumble Date), friendship (Bumble For Friends) and professional networking (Bumble Bizz). Bumble is built on the importance of equitable relationships and how crucial they are to a healthy, happy life. The app is built with a focus on kindness, respect, and equalit. Nevertheless, our community plays an important part in that. Bumble holds its members accountable for their actions. And in consequene, it strives to provide them with an experience free from hate, aggression, or bullying. The app is free to download and is widely available.
About Matsuhisa Aspen
Matsuhisa Aspen is a world-renowned restaurant by Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, offering a unique blend of Japanese cuisine. Located within a 120-year old Main Street Victorian house in downtown Aspen, Matsuhisa Aspen opened in 1998 as the first Matsuhisa location outside of Chef Nobu’s original Beverly Hills restaurant. Chef Nobu’s “new-style” Japanese cuisine draws influence from his classical training in Tokyo. However, it also draws inspiration from his life abroad in Peru, Argentina, and around the world. The restaurant showcases signature dishes such as Yellowtail Sashimi with Jalapeño, Black Cod Miso, and Whitefish Tiradito.
About Tequila Don Julio
The brand champions the pioneering agricultural principles of Don Julio González and his personal pursuit of perfection. Tequila Don Julio revolutionized the tequila industry and set the standard for ultra-premium tequila. PRecisely, Mexico’s original luxury tequila, uses only the highest caliber, fully matured, and ripened Blue Agave. Their portfolio includes Tequila Don Julio Blanco, Tequila Don Julio Reposado, Tequila Don Julio Añejo, Tequila Don Julio 70 Cristalino, Tequila Don Julio Alma Miel, Tequila Don Julio Rosado, Tequila Don Julio 1942, and Tequila Don Julio Ultima Reserva.
About Waterdrop®
waterdrop® is the fastest-growing hydration brand that has been shaking up the beverage industry since 2016. Crazy enough, wever selling water. Since launching its Microdrinks— sugar-free hydration cubes that flavor and add functionality to  ordinary water—waterdrop® is on a mission to inspire consumers to live healthier, more sustainable lives by drinking more water and unlocking its full potential.
Each Microdrink hydration cube offers a functional blend of natural fruit & plant extracts and essential vitamins—without any sugar. Microenergy and Microlyte offer an additional layer of functionality with natural caffeine and electrolytes respectively. Waterdrop® continues to pride itself on product innovation, taste, as well as sustainability. It achieves so by using their products, a consumer reduces their plastic & CO2 consumption by 98% compared to pre-filled plastic bottles.
About Wynn Nightlife
Wynn Nightlife consists of the award-winning dayclub and nightclubs at Wynn Las Vegas. It is the recipient of more Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Awards than any other independent hotel company in the world. Furthermore, the resort is home to the Las Vegas Strip’s most luxurious nightlife venues, XS and Encore Beach Club at Night. As well, as the acclaimed dayclub, Encore Beach Club. Recently added to the portfolio, Wynn Field Club at Allegiant Stadium offers guests the first of its kind in stadium entertainment. Combined, the venues feature a roster of today’s most in-demand artists.
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Few collaborations can match the talent on display in the newly released single ‘Pop The Low’. Combining the creative forces of well-established artists Patricia Zavala, Aura, Emanuele Esposito, and Gianni Romano, this track is a true showcase of artistic synergy. Together, they’ve crafted an afro house anthem that promises to transport listeners straight to a sun-soaked paradise, cocktail in hand.
‘Pop The Low’ stands out not only for its infectious rhythm but also for its unique blend of English and Spanish, creating a bilingual masterpiece. The track tells the story of Diamond, a girl who finds solace and peace through music, adding a layer of emotional depth that resonates with listeners across cultures.
“I’m beyond thrilled to see ‘Pop the Low’ resonate with the house music community,” said Patricia Zavala. “Working with Gianni, Emanuele, and Aura has been an amazing creative journey, and seeing our track reach the top 3 in the UK is beyond our wildest expectations. We wanted to create something that moves people, and this is just the beginning.”
Gianni Romano echoed her sentiments: “Collaborating with Patricia is always an experience of vibrant energy and artistic synergy. With ‘Pop the Low,’ we aimed to create a bold fusion of afro house rhythms that ignite the dance floor, and reaching the top 3 is proof of how powerful music can be when made with passion.”
The single’s impact was immediate, as it soared to the top 3 on the UK club charts—a significant milestone for Patricia Zavala’s debut track. And with her next release, ‘Thunder’, on the horizon, fans are already buzzing with anticipation. If ‘Pop The Low’ is any indication, ‘Thunder’ is set to be another standout hit.
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Released on Insomniac’s IN / ROTATION on October 8th “You & I,” is Dutch music icon Bingo Players and house music veteran Plastik Funk’s newest track.
Feel-good, disco-fueled track filled with contagious enthusiasm is “You & I”. Its unquestionable crossover appeal is created by its upbeat top line and joyful vocal harmonies sitting alongside funky guitar licks, warm piano chords, and flinging synth lines. This is a unique music for the dancefloor since the two producers mix strengths to create a piece that naturally combines bubbling modern house sounds with old disco components.
Dutch producer Bingo Players is well-known for guiding the electro-house explosion in the middle of the century. Having a platinum- and gold-certified career in dance music, he has also had seven Billboard Dance Top 10 singles on his two-decade record. His last collaboration, “Pieces,” with Vassy and Disco Fries, tied for first place in the US Mediabase Dance Radio Airplay chart.
Another seasoned pro noted for his bouncy, bass-heavy house productions is Plastik Funk. Previously gracing the label with his “Skank” tune featuring Toxic Joy included on “Rotate Vol. 13,” he attracted press coverage from This Song Slaps, EDM House Network, and IGGY Magazine as well as radio support from Tiësto, Bexxie, Sister Bliss, and Cody Chase. With a current trip in Asia and 13 concerts scheduled in October, he has been on a run of 35 dates throughout the globe during summer.
Among both producers contributing their unmatched knowledge, “You & I” is going to create waves in the house music scene.

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Sound artist and musician Paul Cousins has announced Atomised Listening – an interactive two day analog sound exhibition at the legendary arts venue Stone Nest in London’s West End on 22 and 23 November.
Exploring our relationship with technology once it becomes obsolete, Atomised Listening will transform the former chapel into a sanctuary of sound. Visitors are invited to create an ever evolving sonic sculpture using five mid-century tape machines stationed around the venue. They will be able to mix a personal interpretation of the work by creating new soundscapes using the analog equipment provided by the artist. A Quadraphonic sound system will transmit a composition made of 10 asynchronous sounds as visitors engage with the tape machines, bringing new life to the obsolete equipment. The visitors are welcome to linger in the space and watch as the sonic sculpture develops during the course of each day.
The exhibition stems from Cousins’ profound interest in conservation of technology when it becomes discarded and forgotten. With the shelf life of everyday technology becoming increasingly shorter, the exhibition encourages its visitors to play and engage with tangible media while creating something new out of obsolescence. Atomised Listening is a celebration of the heart and soul of analog equipment while also advocating a more mindful consumption and relationship with technology.
Paul Cousins says: “Atomised Listening is the idea of a musical piece being seemingly disconnected moments rather than a unified composition, a concept coined by Theodor Adorno. In keeping with this, I have created a multi-channel, asynchronous work using obsolete tape machines. With this installation, the listener becomes the performer and is completely immersed in the experience. No technical knowledge is required to interact with the work. The sculpture’s form is ever-evolving and it changes at the hands of each user. The technology is no longer obsolete”
Atomised Listening is supported by Arts Council England with audio systems provided by L-Acoustics and Tape Echo by Soundgas.
Address: Stone Nest, 136 Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 5EZ Tickets: £5.00, available to purchase here Opening times: Fri 22 November 4:00pm-10:00pm | Sat 23 November 3:00pm-10:00pm Age guidance: 12+
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Mathame, the visionary Italian DJ and producer duo, are set to unveil their revolutionary NEO show at the Ushuaïa Dubai Harbour Experience on New Year’s Eve, Tuesday, December 31, 2024.
Emerging from the solitude of volcanic Mount Etna and stages around the world, Mathame have captivated audiences with their transportive music that transcends genres, generations, and dimensions. Sonic alchemists whose productions unfold as poignant explorations intertwining reverie and reality, the brothers masterfully immerse listeners into the futuristic realms they conjure, pulsating with sensorial magic and ethereal energies. Their evocative melodies and deep, atmospheric beats have carved out a unique space in the electronic music scene, and the duo’s live performances never fail to transport the dancefloor to otherworldly realms.
Originally debuted during their residency of the same name, NEO is an evolving art form that blends technology with the unifying power of music to deliver an experiential marvel in a category of its own. On Saturday, October 5, the duo officially introduced NEO to the world, kicking off their world tour at The Brooklyn Mirage, via a two-hour, 360-degree sonic experience – featuring the humanoid monument as the euphoric centerpiece, immersing attendees into their forward-thinking, cinematic artistic vision in a completely new way. A bridge between the ancient and the modern, it reveals itself through the absorption of lights, shadows and colours, synchronized with Mathame’s expertly curated soundscapes.
A physical manifestation of the duo’s connective ethos and effervescent vigour, NEO creates spaces for human interaction and emotional resonance as Mathame incites audiences to explore the interplay between sounds and the senses. As Mathame bring NEO to Ushuaïa Dubai Harbour Experience, the cutting-edge sonic experience will be set against the breathtaking sunset views of Dubai’s skyline, promising to be an immersive and unforgettable New Year’s Eve celebration.
Created by The Night League and Studio A by Addmind Hospitality, the Ushuaïa Dubai Harbour Experience continues to bring the most innovative and celebrated electronic music stars to Dubai. With a series of extraordinary events planned through May 2025, attendees can look forward to world-class performances, mesmerising visuals, state-of-the-art production by High Scream, and the unparalleled festival atmosphere that has made Ushuaïa Ibiza world-famous.
Book tickets and VIP tables at ushuaiadubai.com and follow @ushuaiadubai for all of the latest news.
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Music icon deadmau5 is celebrating two and a half decades of creating music with a two-night stint at Colorado’s legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre next month. His retro5pective: 25 years of deadmau5 shows will take place Friday, November 1 & Saturday, November 2, 2024. Now the DJ/producer has announced support for the shows, including BSOD, Kiesza (appearing Friday only), LIGHTS, SOFI, and WTF? will be joining him as his special guests. Callie Reiff will support both nights.
What to expect at retro5pective: 25 years of deadmau5
The three hour-long retro5pective will highlight some of the greatest and most beloved material from Joel Zimmerman aka deadmau5’ illustrious 25-year career in electronic music ranging from his first ever production, ‘Bored Of Canada,’ and hits like ‘I Remember,‘ ‘Ghosts ‘n’ Stuff‘ and ‘The Veldt,’ to material from his latest offering, the instrumental four-track some ep. They will be star studded evenings with guest appearances from Kiesza who will enchant fans with her futuristic fairy, glitter dusted dance moves including handstands with Joel for ‘Bridged By A Lightwave,’ LIGHTS with her outstanding tracks, ‘Drama Free’ and ‘When The Summer Dies,’ SOFI performing mau5 cult fave ‘Sofi Needs A Ladder,’ and BSOD, his early project with producer Steve Duda adding in DJ Aero for WTF? 
Red Rocks will be treated to a selection of never-performed-before edits and a visual array of mau5 visuals from performances past, and new graphics and lighting styles unique to each segment of the show. deadmau5’ massive touring production Cube V3, which has not been seen in Colorado since 2020, will return to the amphitheater.
Kiesza helps deadmau5 into a handstand  for ‘retro5pective’at the Hollywood Bowl April 2024. Photo credit: Jake West Previous ‘retro5pective’ shows took place in front of sold-out crowds at the legendary Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles and The Brooklyn Mirage in NYC. You can view the Hollywood Bowl recap video here. deadmau5 will also make his ‘retro5pective’ festival debut at Ultra Music Festival in Miami in March 2025.
Alongside the Red Rocks shows, deadmau5’ label mau5trap will present mau5hop, a unique pop-up shop experience featuring new and limited exclusive merch, located at 95 S Cherokee St, Denver, CO 80223. Shop hours run from 10am-7pm with deadmau5 meet and greets set for 1pm – 4pm each day.  
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Italy’s esteemed duo, Agents of Time, have returned to Tomorrowland’s label with their mesmerizing new single, ‘Collide’. Out today on all platforms through Tomorrowland Music! Give it a listen and let us know your thoughts.
‘Collide’
This time, they join forces with rising Brazilian star Bigfett and talented German singer-songwriter Lucy Dye to create an irresistible melodic techno masterpiece. With a hypnotic dark beat and an exhilarating breakdown, ‘Collide’ expertly builds tension and anticipation, culminating in a thrilling finale—a must-have track for every DJ set.
Agents of Time deliver their trademark progressive house sound, marked by rich atmospheric layers and driving rhythms. Their production sets a captivating scene, maintaining excitement throughout the track. Bigfett injects a vibrant energy with his passionate vocal delivery, bringing urgency to the song. His dynamic flow and engaging lyrics pull listeners deep into the emotional core. Meanwhile, Lucy Dye’s ethereal vocals beautifully contrast Bigfett’s intensity, adding a haunting quality that elevates the piece. Her mesmerizing melodies and harmonies provide depth and a sense of vulnerability, making ‘Collide’ an exceptional addition to any music collection.
Tomorrowland Music
Tomorrowland has taken an exciting step forward by launching its very own music label: Tomorrowland Music. This specialized division is committed to partnering with both artists and labels. Also offering comprehensive support for their recording and release activities. In an impressive collaboration, Tomorrowland Music has teamed up with Virgin Distribution and Virgin Records. As part of the esteemed Universal Music Group, Virgin has long been a trailblazer in music distribution and independent record labels. Tomorrowland Music is thrilled to join forces with Virgin and is eager to elevate the label’s impact. Get ready for an extraordinary line-up of celebrated artists from diverse genres, all eager to share their music through Tomorrowland Music.
Hope you enjoy ‘Collide’ and stay tuned to EDMTunes for all your updates on the latest music releases.
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The electronic dance music world is a creative playground where artists push sonic boundaries and merge styles to craft unforgettable beats. While we’ve seen a fair share of thrilling collaborations, there are some dream pairings that would take the scene by storm. From genre-defying duos to powerhouse combinations, here are six potential dance music collaborations that would truly be mind-blowing.
1. David Guetta and Tiësto
Two giants of the EDM world, David Guetta and Tiësto have been at the forefront of the genre for decades, shaping the modern dance music scene. Guetta is known for his chart-topping, festival-shaking hits that blend pop sensibilities with house and big room, while Tiësto’s legendary career spans trance, electro-house, and future house. Together, their fusion of styles could lead to an unstoppable festival anthem that spans across house, pop, and future rave sounds.
With both artists’ experience working with major vocalists, this collaboration would likely produce a euphoric, vocal-driven banger that dominates the charts and unites dance floors around the globe.
2. Amelie Lens and Charlotte de Witte
The techno scene is more vibrant than ever, and a collaboration between two of its strongest forces—Amelie Lens and Charlotte de Witte—would be a seismic event in the underground. Both Belgian DJs and producers have carved out their own lanes, with Lens’ deep, dark, and atmospheric techno contrasted by de Witte’s raw, acid-infused energy.
Together, their collaboration would likely result in a relentless, driving techno track, filled with hard-hitting basslines and hypnotic rhythms, perfect for the peak hours of a warehouse rave. It would be a must-hear for any fan of modern techno and a testament to the strength of female artists in the industry.
3. Skrillex and Axwell & Ingrosso
What happens when the dubstep icon Skrillex meets Swedish progressive house royalty Axwell & Ingrosso? Fireworks, that’s what. Skrillex is known for his innovative, bass-heavy drops and genre-bending approach, while Axwell & Ingrosso bring anthemic melodies and soaring energy that have electrified main stages around the world.
A collaboration between these two forces could easily become a genre crossover masterpiece. Imagine Skrillex’s gritty basslines layered over Axwell & Ingrosso’s melodic build-ups—it would be a track that balances emotional highs with ground-shaking lows. The world of EDM would undoubtedly stand still for a moment to take in such an explosive fusion of styles.
4. Nicky Romero and Steve Angello
Nicky Romero and Steve Angello both bring a mastery of progressive house, but each has their unique take on the genre. Romero is known for his powerful, melodic drops and technical production skills, while Angello, a former member of the Swedish House Mafia, has been a master of creating larger-than-life moments in his tracks.
Their collaboration would likely lean into epic, big room progressive vibes. Think soaring synths, emotive chords, and drops that would send shockwaves through any festival crowd. The blending of Angello’s bold, dramatic touch with Romero’s clean, punchy production could result in a dancefloor anthem that captures the essence of progressive house’s glory days.
5. Hardwell and Knife Party
If there’s a pairing that could bring pure chaos and energy to the dance floor, it would be Hardwell and Knife Party. Hardwell, known for his big room house anthems and high-energy sets, and Knife Party, the side project of Pendulum members known for their aggressive, electro-house and bass-driven tracks, would form an intense combo.
This collaboration would likely result in a high-octane festival smasher, combining Hardwell’s knack for massive builds and euphoric drops with Knife Party’s glitchy, electro-house madness. Expect pounding bass, unpredictable drops, and an unrelenting tempo—perfect for those peak festival moments when the crowd is craving intensity.
6. Kygo and Don Diablo
On the more melodic side of dance music, a collaboration between Kygo and Don Diablo could create something truly unique. Kygo, the king of tropical house, brings warm, soothing melodies and lush soundscapes, while Don Diablo’s future house style is more upbeat and energetic, yet equally melodic.
Together, they could create a track that blends Kygo’s chill vibes with Don Diablo’s future-forward house beats. Picture a song that starts with Kygo’s signature soft piano and tropical plucks, building into Don Diablo’s futuristic, groovy drop. It would be a genre-blending masterpiece that’s both uplifting and danceable, bridging the gap between sunset beach vibes and late-night dance floors.
These six collaborations represent some of the most exciting possibilities in the dance music world. Each pairing brings a unique blend of styles and influences that could lead to groundbreaking tracks. Whether it’s the high-energy fusion of Skrillex and Axwell & Ingrosso or the underground techno mastery of Amelie Lens and Charlotte de Witte, these dream collaborations would push boundaries, dominate festivals, and leave lasting marks on the EDM scene. Let’s hope these artists are listening—because the world is ready for these insane team-ups!
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The techno titan Reinier Zonneveld and his talented partner Kiki Solvej joined forces with the Dutch music duo Tinlicker releasing their collaboration ‘Heute Tanzen’, on Filth on Acid. The track masterfully combines Zonneveld and Solvej’s remarkably crafted techno sounds with Tinlicker’s melodic house melodies creating a genre-breaking song that appeals to fans of both genres. Listen here.
The tune invites listeners to immerse themselves in an immersive sonic journey. The exhilarating track starts with an ethereal melody which we are accustomed to hearing in Tinlicker’s music as well as his hypnotic grooves followed by Kiki’s German vocals adding a layer of emotion and depth elevating the sound of the song. Then Zonneveld’s intense build-ups and throbbing rhythms set the scene, creating pure anticipation in a hypnotic soundscape and transporting listeners to an outworldly realm. ‘Heute Tanzen’ brings happy vibes toany electronic music enthusiast, showcasing an unforgettable sound in an impressive display of innovation and versatility. This collaboration has the potential to become a fan favorite to both techno enthusiasts as well as progressive house and trance fans, breaking boundaries in the music scene as Reinier and Kiki are famous for.
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