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UK’s mash-up maestros Switch Disco unite with the celebrated multi-platinum producer R3HAB, and Sam Feldt on their house-pop collaboration “Sleep Tonight (This Is The Life).” Switch Disco, following their successful collaboration with Ella Henderson on “REACT,” continues to rise in the UK scene for their inventive flair while R3HAB brings 15 years of experience crafting main stage hit after main stage hit. Feldt’s pop crossover career adds the final touch, softening the edges and placing this one firmly in radio territory. The single breaths with each of their distinct points of view. “Sleep Tonight” blends the distinct sounds of R3HAB’s boundless production, Feldt’s penchant for pop melodies and Switch Disco’s flair for vibrant basslines and soulful vocals. A harmonious blend of all their best attributes, the collaboration strikes the perfect balance of high energy, innovation and pop hooks. The post Switch Disco team up with R3HAB and Sam Feldt on ‘Sleep Tonight (This Is The Life)’ appeared first on Dancing Astronaut.

Ultra Music Festival is on the horizon and Nicky Romero is setting the stage with the long awaited release of “All Night Long.” Premiered during his performance at UMF in 2023 as the first track in his set, Romero is finally releasing the single that blends his signature progressive house style with pop hooks and as he puts it – “good vibes.” There’s no shortage of Romero’s signature bass lines and lively piano rolls in this four-on-the-floor hit. Already a festival and club favorite, Nicky will definitely be bringing this one out during his UMF performance on the 25th of March — a set that will be brimming with new music that will have you chasing IDs throughout the summer. The post Nicky Romero gears up for UMF with new single ‘All Night Long’ appeared first on Dancing Astronaut.

March 15th, 2024, marks the 25th anniversary of Zombie Nation‘s ‘Kernkraft 400’, a track that transcended its origins to become an iconic piece of electronic dance music history. Released in 1999, this track, with its infectious melody and unmistakable hook, has become an anthem not just in dance music, but across various cultural spectrums, including sports events and festivals worldwide. ‘Kernkraft 400’, primarily known for its stadium-chant-like hook, was a revolutionary track of its time. It melded techno with a pop sensibility that appealed to a vast audience. Created by German DJ and producer Florian Senfter, the track samples music from the 1984 Commodore 64 game ‘Lazy Jones’, transforming it into a dance floor masterpiece. The track’s simple yet effective structure, combining a pulsating rhythm with a catchy melody, made it instantly recognizable. Over the past 25 years, ‘Kernkraft 400’ has achieved legendary status, transcending its electronic music roots to become a ubiquitous presence in sports arenas, particularly in American football and hockey games, where its chant-like breakdown ignites crowds. Its widespread popularity is a testament to its timeless appeal and Zombie Nation‘s innovative approach to music production. The legacy of ‘Kernkraft 400’ is multifaceted. It’s not just a track that defines a genre; it’s a cultural phenomenon that has connected with millions, irrespective of their musical preferences. As we celebrate its 25th anniversary, ‘Kernkraft 400’ stands as a shining example of how a piece of music can become an integral part of popular culture, echoing through time much longer than its creators could have ever anticipated.

March 15th, 2024, marks the 25th anniversary of Zombie Nation‘s ‘Kernkraft 400’, a track that transcended its origins to become an iconic piece of electronic dance music history. Released in 1999, this track, with its infectious melody and unmistakable hook, has become an anthem not just in dance music, but across various cultural spectrums, including sports events and festivals worldwide. ‘Kernkraft 400’, primarily known for its stadium-chant-like hook, was a revolutionary track of its time. It melded techno with a pop sensibility that appealed to a vast audience. Created by German DJ and producer Florian Senfter, the track samples music from the 1984 Commodore 64 game ‘Lazy Jones’, transforming it into a dance floor masterpiece. The track’s simple yet effective structure, combining a pulsating rhythm with a catchy melody, made it instantly recognizable. Over the past 25 years, ‘Kernkraft 400’ has achieved legendary status, transcending its electronic music roots to become a ubiquitous presence in sports arenas, particularly in American football and hockey games, where its chant-like breakdown ignites crowds. Its widespread popularity is a testament to its timeless appeal and Zombie Nation‘s innovative approach to music production. The legacy of ‘Kernkraft 400’ is multifaceted. It’s not just a track that defines a genre; it’s a cultural phenomenon that has connected with millions, irrespective of their musical preferences. As we celebrate its 25th anniversary, ‘Kernkraft 400’ stands as a shining example of how a piece of music can become an integral part of popular culture, echoing through time much longer than its creators could have ever anticipated.

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World’s biggest hard techno promoter Verknipt is expanding its empire with the announcement of Verknipt Records. The brand new label will be launched Friday, March 15th with the official release of Luciid’s ‘Bunker Buster’. Hard techno’s popularity has surged in recent years, at least partly due to Verknipt’s early adoption of the sound. Ever since, Verknipt events have proven to be a hotbed for talent, launching several artists into superstardom within the genre. Now, through Verknipt Records, the brand will be able to nurture talent even more, laying the groundwork for hard techno’s next generation of idols. At the helm of Verknipt’s global operations is Mer Hajbarati, adding; “There really isn’t a label in hard techno with a platform as big as ours yet, so we’ll be able to add huge value to the artists we sign to Verknipt Records. Launching this record label felt like the next logical step to keep moving the needle within our industry. We’ve got so much planned for the next couple of years, this is just the start of it.” Starting with Luciid’s latest belter, Verknipt Records will be releasing a new track every three weeks well into the summer. ‘Bunker Buster’ ticks all the boxes of a guaranteed crowd pleaser, complete with distorted kicks reminiscent of the early days hardcore sound. Even before its release, the record has already made its way onto some high-profile USBs, garnering support from I Hate Models, Nico Moreno and 999999999 to name a few. Luciid, the brains behind the very first release on Verknipt Records reiterated his excitement for the project, saying: “I am honoured to have “Bunker Buster” as the spearhead track for Verknipt’s new record label. Without a doubt this label will be groundbreaking, and it deserves a radical track to kick it off.” Verknipt Records is a collaboration with Be Yourself Music, which has been responsible for a multitude of hugely successful releases and acts in the past. With the addition of Verknipt Records to their roster, the label officially adds hard techno to their offerings, ringing in an exciting new chapter. Dick de Groot, Be Yourself Music’s founder explains the move from their perspective: “As hard techno is one of the fastest growing genres in electronic music, setting up the Verknipt Records label together with Verknipt was a logical step for us. With our years of expertise of music exploitation and our knowledge of the harder genres in electronic music, combined with Verknipt being the biggest brand in hard techno we create a strong platform together for the music and artists who we will be releasing on the label.” Pre-save the first single here.

World’s biggest hard techno promoter Verknipt is expanding its empire with the announcement of Verknipt Records. The brand new label will be launched Friday, March 15th with the official release of Luciid’s ‘Bunker Buster’. Hard techno’s popularity has surged in recent years, at least partly due to Verknipt’s early adoption of the sound. Ever since, Verknipt events have proven to be a hotbed for talent, launching several artists into superstardom within the genre. Now, through Verknipt Records, the brand will be able to nurture talent even more, laying the groundwork for hard techno’s next generation of idols. At the helm of Verknipt’s global operations is Mer Hajbarati, adding; “There really isn’t a label in hard techno with a platform as big as ours yet, so we’ll be able to add huge value to the artists we sign to Verknipt Records. Launching this record label felt like the next logical step to keep moving the needle within our industry. We’ve got so much planned for the next couple of years, this is just the start of it.” Starting with Luciid’s latest belter, Verknipt Records will be releasing a new track every three weeks well into the summer. ‘Bunker Buster’ ticks all the boxes of a guaranteed crowd pleaser, complete with distorted kicks reminiscent of the early days hardcore sound. Even before its release, the record has already made its way onto some high-profile USBs, garnering support from I Hate Models, Nico Moreno and 999999999 to name a few. Luciid, the brains behind the very first release on Verknipt Records reiterated his excitement for the project, saying: “I am honoured to have “Bunker Buster” as the spearhead track for Verknipt’s new record label. Without a doubt this label will be groundbreaking, and it deserves a radical track to kick it off.” Verknipt Records is a collaboration with Be Yourself Music, which has been responsible for a multitude of hugely successful releases and acts in the past. With the addition of Verknipt Records to their roster, the label officially adds hard techno to their offerings, ringing in an exciting new chapter. Dick de Groot, Be Yourself Music’s founder explains the move from their perspective: “As hard techno is one of the fastest growing genres in electronic music, setting up the Verknipt Records label together with Verknipt was a logical step for us. With our years of expertise of music exploitation and our knowledge of the harder genres in electronic music, combined with Verknipt being the biggest brand in hard techno we create a strong platform together for the music and artists who we will be releasing on the label.” Pre-save the first single here.

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By now just about everyone has heard about The Sphere in Las Vegas, the next level event venue that takes both the audio and visuals to a completely new level. The reviews so far have been fantastic, and it seems like a great reason to make a pilgrimage to Las Vegas just for the experience. […] The post A Look At The Sphere Las Vegas Holoplot Sound System appeared first on Bobby Owsinski's Music Production Blog. View the full article

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Who are you? Label name: Riot Records / Founder: Georgie Riot What’s your ethos? We focus on celebrating unique electronic dance music from independent artists, which reflects the era we live in. Tell us your origin story? I started the label because I wanted to have creative freedom over the music I release myself as an artist. I found that I was spending a lot of time waiting for other labels to listen to my demos and reply to emails. I also wanted to celebrate other artists who make music that doesn’t quite fit into one box so to speak. Where are you based? I personally am from Coventry. Here we have a small drum & bass scene, with small events like “Fack Abaat” and “Standard Procedure Presents” run by my good friend Toddlah. The Kasbah often hosts day raves where there will usually be a d&b room. I played my first two shows at The Kasbah and Ivy House, they’re a vibe! If you go a bit further afield in the West Midlands, clubs like Forum, Lab11, XOYO, and others all throw some killer bass nights! Do you have a specific sound or vibe? I personally play mostly jump-up and dancefloor d&b in my sets when djing, but I think it’s really important to embrace all styles when selecting music for the label. I don’t want artists to feel restricted with their production, experimenting is good! Basically any tracks I really vibe to I’m happy to sign, I don’t restrict the label and box it off to just one sub-genre – if it slaps, it slaps. Do you have a regular artist roster ? Yes we have regulars such as Feed The Fire, Gouki, Klay, Kartypartyy, and of course myself! Tell us about your A&R process… I actively look for artists with a signature sound and a strong identity. I listen to each track a couple of times, sometimes I like to wait a few days and then go back and re-listen to tracks I marked as potential releases. I sometimes make suggestions for what I think a track might benefit from whilst still respecting the artist’s vision. I sometimes source vocalists for producers who have sent through an instrumental who might not be in contact with vocalists themselves. It’s also important to choose tracks which will work well together when considering them for an EP, and it’s important to sign tracks that fit with the label stylistically as well as in terms of quality. What makes you different from other labels? I think variety plays a key part in setting Riot Records apart from other labels, we’re not restricted to just one subgenre of drum and bass. Also the fact that the label is run by a woman, that’s something in itself that sets us apart from other labels because men still dominate the industry! What does it take to run a bass music label in 2024? Knowledge in music production, marketing, music rights, artist and general management. You need a strong brand identity. You need to be hardworking. What have you got coming up we should look out for? We kicked off the year with a wicked new EP from Feed The Fire called “Dopamine Dreams”, that will be hitting the stores on March 1st. We have loads more in store for the rest of the year, including a VIP pack from Gouki as well as brand new releases from myself – so keep your eyes peeled for that! Follow Riot Records: Website/Instagram/Facebook The post Label Spotlight: Riot Records appeared first on UKF.

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Lauten Audio’s new video sees the company head to Studio 606, where a collection of their mics were put to work on a drum recording session with Trevor Lawrence Jr. & Alex Pasco. View the full article

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“Terrific” album from a “rare talent” – John Altman, Emmy award-winning composer “Really sophisticated…Bloody brilliant!” – Stephen Keeling, Tony award-winning composer Talented Pianist and music Producer Lorna James is ready to unveil her debut Ambient album ‘Stratosphere.’ Released under Monde Ambient, a sub-label of Flipside Records, ‘Stratosphere,’ on March 8th, which is International Women’s Day. The post Lorna James ‘Stratosphere’ appeared first on EDM Sauce. View the full article

“Terrific” album from a “rare talent” – John Altman, Emmy award-winning composer “Really sophisticated…Bloody brilliant!” – Stephen Keeling, Tony award-winning composer Talented Pianist and music Producer Lorna James is ready to unveil her debut Ambient album ‘Stratosphere.’ Released under Monde Ambient, a sub-label of Flipside Records, ‘Stratosphere,’ on March 8th, which is International Women’s Day. The post Lorna James ‘Stratosphere’ appeared first on EDM Sauce.

Play Records is here with another exciting compilation titled ‘Miami 2024;’ just in time for the renowned Miami Music Week, the label releases a 12-track compilation kickstarting the club season with tracks covering a wide range of genres, from Tech House, Techno, Jackin House, Organic House, Bass House, Nu Disco, Trance, and Riddim/Dubstep, from fresh The post Play Records ‘Miami 2024’ appeared first on EDM Sauce. View the full article

Play Records is here with another exciting compilation titled ‘Miami 2024;’ just in time for the renowned Miami Music Week, the label releases a 12-track compilation kickstarting the club season with tracks covering a wide range of genres, from Tech House, Techno, Jackin House, Organic House, Bass House, Nu Disco, Trance, and Riddim/Dubstep, from fresh The post Play Records ‘Miami 2024’ appeared first on EDM Sauce.

Five of Europe’s leading nightlife specialists team up to present NightSchool: An EU wide training programme designed to support night culture producers early in their career. This transnational education programme will focus on environmental, social, and economic sustainability. The project sets to pair nightlife visionaries spanning promoters, bookers, venue owners, to hands-on creatives with industry veterans and experts from the European culture circuit. Funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe, NightSchool will select 15 participants, providing a grant of €5,000 each. This will go towards facilitating a week of peer-learning sessions in multiple cities as well as to launching their own sustainable event ideas. Empowering individuals to turn their visions into reality is at the core of the programme. NightSchool will offer recipients the chance to travel and engage in a sequence of face-to-face peer-learning sessions hosted by renowned experts and three distinguished European night culture venues. The programme launches with an open call to select young culture producers from across Europe. Together they will visit some of Europe’s most respected venues and learn from the best in their field. Co-founder Mirik Milan emphasises, “Nightlife creatives and culture producers are first and foremost problem solvers. They are needed right now, more than ever to take on the unique challenges and opportunities of our rapidly evolving cultural sector.” The micro-funding scheme (€75,000) will support the selectees in pioneering and implementing sustainability-focused night culture events across all of Europe. To complement the training and mentorship programme, NightSchool is building an online resource and hybrid platform that offers educational content to a global audience, hosted and curated by a vast network of key experts within night culture and sustainability. A joint effort by five partnering organisations, NightSchool is a collaboration between Vibelab, Belgian club institution FUSE, Latvian culture centre Kaņepes Kultūras Centrs, Italian based creative hub BASIS Vinschgau Venost alongside their in-house event KASINO Club, and Sweden-based cultural strategy and production agency Transversal Project. This notion of collaboration is key to the programme’s mission, as Milan further highlights: “While the term ‘community’ is frequently overused in the commercial world, its essence lies in uniting a collective of like-minded souls together. At NightSchool, we join forces to address issues of diversity, inclusivity and solidarity. As well as climate action and the ecological dimension of night culture, we provide first-hand insights on maintaining a financially sound enterprise.” Based on three core pillars of Social Awareness, Sustainability and Entrepreneurship, NightSchool creates inclusive, safe(r) and vibrant environments that actively promote diversity, wellbeing and positive community interactions. Proudly promoting environmental sustainability whilst minimising the environmental impact of nighttime cultural activities. Through applied practices incorporating energy efficiency, waste reduction, sustainable sourcing and reduced air travel, NightSchool explores business activities within the nighttime cultural sector covering venue management, events organisation, and curating experiences aiming to enrich their respective city’s local scene. Applications are open now, closing date for applications will be April 12th, with participants committing to a week long training 3-8 June 2024.

Five of Europe’s leading nightlife specialists team up to present NightSchool: An EU wide training programme designed to support night culture producers early in their career. This transnational education programme will focus on environmental, social, and economic sustainability. The project sets to pair nightlife visionaries spanning promoters, bookers, venue owners, to hands-on creatives with industry veterans and experts from the European culture circuit. Funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe, NightSchool will select 15 participants, providing a grant of €5,000 each. This will go towards facilitating a week of peer-learning sessions in multiple cities as well as to launching their own sustainable event ideas. Empowering individuals to turn their visions into reality is at the core of the programme. NightSchool will offer recipients the chance to travel and engage in a sequence of face-to-face peer-learning sessions hosted by renowned experts and three distinguished European night culture venues. The programme launches with an open call to select young culture producers from across Europe. Together they will visit some of Europe’s most respected venues and learn from the best in their field. Co-founder Mirik Milan emphasises, “Nightlife creatives and culture producers are first and foremost problem solvers. They are needed right now, more than ever to take on the unique challenges and opportunities of our rapidly evolving cultural sector.” The micro-funding scheme (€75,000) will support the selectees in pioneering and implementing sustainability-focused night culture events across all of Europe. To complement the training and mentorship programme, NightSchool is building an online resource and hybrid platform that offers educational content to a global audience, hosted and curated by a vast network of key experts within night culture and sustainability. A joint effort by five partnering organisations, NightSchool is a collaboration between Vibelab, Belgian club institution FUSE, Latvian culture centre Kaņepes Kultūras Centrs, Italian based creative hub BASIS Vinschgau Venost alongside their in-house event KASINO Club, and Sweden-based cultural strategy and production agency Transversal Project. This notion of collaboration is key to the programme’s mission, as Milan further highlights: “While the term ‘community’ is frequently overused in the commercial world, its essence lies in uniting a collective of like-minded souls together. At NightSchool, we join forces to address issues of diversity, inclusivity and solidarity. As well as climate action and the ecological dimension of night culture, we provide first-hand insights on maintaining a financially sound enterprise.” Based on three core pillars of Social Awareness, Sustainability and Entrepreneurship, NightSchool creates inclusive, safe(r) and vibrant environments that actively promote diversity, wellbeing and positive community interactions. Proudly promoting environmental sustainability whilst minimising the environmental impact of nighttime cultural activities. Through applied practices incorporating energy efficiency, waste reduction, sustainable sourcing and reduced air travel, NightSchool explores business activities within the nighttime cultural sector covering venue management, events organisation, and curating experiences aiming to enrich their respective city’s local scene. Applications are open now, closing date for applications will be April 12th, with participants committing to a week long training 3-8 June 2024.

Today, we are delighted to welcome Astara as he presents an exclusive guest mix for EDMHouseNetwork. Promising an electrifying experience, Astara will showcase his distinctive sound and style, featuring a seamless blend of tracks from artists such as Moontalk ft. Tudor, Modjo, Crusy, and Adriatique & Undercatt, as well as, his track ‘DSCO Girl’ and some IDs, Astara‘s mix highlights the finest offerings of Electronic Music. This curated selection presents a blissful listening experience, showcasing Astara’s refreshing sound alongside danceable releases from amazing artists. Prepare to be inspired as Astara guides you through an exciting adventure filled with feel-good vibes and vibrant beats. Tracklist: 1. Someone Better Call Me Now – Moontalk ft. Tudor 2. DSCO Girl – Astara 3. Lady (Hear Me Tonight)[Modjo’s DRYT remix] – Modjo 4. Dancing (Again!) – Eats Everything ft.Tiga vs Audion 5. Wanna Live Large – Nikothe Kid, Fab Massimo, ft. Sam Stray Wood 6. Sound of the Underground – Crusy 7. Feel Less – FelixCartal, Lights 8. String of Lights – JeromeIsma-ae, Alastor 9. Vera – Adriatique, Undercatt 10. Born Slippy (Reincarnation edit) – Andrew Meller 11. ID – Astara 12. ID – Astara Astara · EDMHouseNetwork Mix Astara Follow Astara: Instagram | Spotify | Website

Today, we are delighted to welcome Astara as he presents an exclusive guest mix for EDMHouseNetwork. Promising an electrifying experience, Astara will showcase his distinctive sound and style, featuring a seamless blend of tracks from artists such as Moontalk ft. Tudor, Modjo, Crusy, and Adriatique & Undercatt, as well as, his track ‘DSCO Girl’ and some IDs, Astara‘s mix highlights the finest offerings of Electronic Music. This curated selection presents a blissful listening experience, showcasing Astara’s refreshing sound alongside danceable releases from amazing artists. Prepare to be inspired as Astara guides you through an exciting adventure filled with feel-good vibes and vibrant beats. Tracklist: 1. Someone Better Call Me Now – Moontalk ft. Tudor 2. DSCO Girl – Astara 3. Lady (Hear Me Tonight)[Modjo’s DRYT remix] – Modjo 4. Dancing (Again!) – Eats Everything ft.Tiga vs Audion 5. Wanna Live Large – Nikothe Kid, Fab Massimo, ft. Sam Stray Wood 6. Sound of the Underground – Crusy 7. Feel Less – FelixCartal, Lights 8. String of Lights – JeromeIsma-ae, Alastor 9. Vera – Adriatique, Undercatt 10. Born Slippy (Reincarnation edit) – Andrew Meller 11. ID – Astara 12. ID – Astara Astara · EDMHouseNetwork Mix Astara Follow Astara: Instagram | Spotify | Website

Memorial Day Weekend in Tampa will be quieter than normal in 2024 after the organizers of Sunset Music Festival announced a hiatus. They'll take a break this year as they navigate a "rebranding journey," according to a statement released on the festival's social media. The multi-day event will return at a new venue in 2025, organizers added. While the team originally hoped to announce a brand-new venue this year, they said it ultimately was not ready in time and decided to postpone "rather than compromise on Sunset's quality." Sunset Music Festival celebrated its 10-year anniversary in 2022. Over the years, the festival has delivered stellar audiovisual production and DJ sets from countless electronic music superstars, like Zeds Dead, Green Velvet, TroyBoi, Chris Lake, SLANDER and many more. You can read the festival's statement below and keep a pule on its developments here. Sunsetters, please read the following statement for an update on Sunset 2024. ☀️ Sign up for #SMF2025 news & updates at https://t.co/mcgueJqqqd pic.twitter.com/sK9oj9sDkT — Sunset Music Festival (@SMFTampa) March 11, 2024 FOLLOW SUNSET MUSIC FESTIVAL:Facebook: facebook.com/SMFTAMPA Instagram: instagram.com/SMFTampa X: x.com/SMFTampa Website: smftampa.com

In the heart of Amsterdam, Shelter, one of the city's most revered underground clubs, bore witness to an extraordinary musical journey led by the West African-born Afro-house innovator, AMÉMÉ. The night marked the inaugural Amsterdam edition of his event series, One Tribe, which had previously set London's iconic fabric ablaze with his visceral rhythms. Shelter was transformed into a pulsating haven of Afro-house music, encapsulating the essence of the global collective. The event series, known for its commitment to music, art and fashion, showcased a lineup that included some of the genre's most dynamic artists: Bontan, Philou Louzolo, Nenahalena and of course the EDM.com Class of 2023 star AMÉMÉ. Together, they curated an unforgettable experience. Konstantin Sonnenkind Originally conceived in the fall of 2017, One Tribe started as a curated event series before expanding into a record label, which became a cornerstone of Brooklyn's electronic music scene. Its ethos, bridging cultural gaps through the universal language of music, resonated deeply within the walls of Shelter, where attendees from diverse backgrounds came together, unified by rhythm and melody. The event's success was not just a celebration of Afro-house, but also a testament to the power of community and creativity. Each beat dropped told a story, weaving narratives of ancestral wisdom into a tapestry of sound that served as a reminder of AMÉMÉ's core belief: that despite our differences, music has the power to unite us as one tribe. Konstantin Sonnenkind Following the launch in London on February 2nd, the Amsterdam event set a high benchmark for the One Tribe series, with an upcoming date in New York eagerly anticipated by fans. The quarterly residency at Shelter promises more nights of curated programming, further exploring the sultry sounds of the Afro-house genre. As One Tribe continues to evolve, expanding its reach and influence within the electronic music community, its mission remains unchanged. Under AMÉMÉ's leadership, the brand is not just a musical endeavor, but a movement in a world often divided. As the night in Amsterdam proved, AMÉMÉ and his collective are painting a promising future for the global dance music community, reminding us that it's greater than the sum of its parts. Konstantin Sonnenkind Follow AMÉMÉ:Instagram: instagram.com/amemedj Facebook: facebook.com/djameme Spotify: spoti.fi/3Jan2Bg