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Ahadadream — P ★ K I: A Heavyweight Studio Statement Born From Pride, Belonging, and Bass
By turns personal and explosive, Ahadadream’s long-awaited debut long-player reclaims a painful word to craft a vibrant, soundsystem-heavy ode to UK club culture, South Asian pride, and absolute dancefloor freedom.
Âme — Love Is The Dance: A 20-Year Retrospective in Full Motion
Two decades into their partnership, Frank Wiedemann and Kristian Beyer step back from the relentless momentum of the peak-time floor to deliver a expansive, sprawling studio LP that honors their roots while reimagining what an Innervisions long-player can be.
Interview: Alex Farell Talks Touring Australia, HEKATE, and Maturing at 19
At just 19 years old, Liverpool-born DJ and producer Alex Farell has already lived a career that most artists spend decades chasing. From producing tracks in his bedroom at 12 to needing legal chaperones just to step inside the clubs he was booked to play at 14, Farell’s rise through the hard techno ranks has been nothing short of meteoric.
Bebe Rexha & David Guetta – "Sad Girls": The Chart-Topping Formula Strikes Again
When Bebe Rexha and David Guetta team up, lightning doesn't just strike twice—it becomes a permanent fixture on the global charts. Following their Diamond-certified, multi-Grammy-nominated run with "I'm Good (Blue)," the duo returns with "Sad Girls," a monster pop/dance record that is already dominating the summer landscape.
Classics Reimagined: Roland Leesker Gives Inner City’s 'Pennies From Heaven' a 909-Driven Update
There is always a high level of risk involved when messing with dance music royalty. Inner City—the legendary project spearheaded by Belleville Three pioneer Kevin Saunderson—essentially wrote the blueprint for vocal house in the late '80s and early '90s. Yet, on his latest outing for Definitive Recordings, electronic veteran Roland Leesker tackles their 1992 classic 'Pennies From Heaven' with the precise, respectful confidence of someone who lived through the original era.
Grief, Healing and the Dancefloor: Inside Killian Walsh’s Ise
There is a distinct bravery in turning immense, paralyzing grief into a communal dancefloor experience. On his latest album Ise, Dublin-born multi-instrumentalist and experimental producer Killian Walsh does exactly that, delivering an intimate, eleven-track masterpiece born from the devastating consecutive losses of his wife and his father.





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