Scotland’s Seabass Vinyl certified as UK’s first carbon neutral vinyl pressing plant
Founders say they’re on a mission to become “the most sustainable pressing plant in the world”
Brooklyn Mirage implements new safety protocols following 2023 deaths
The venue has also undergone a redesign ahead of its reopening in May
The Oontz: A self-sustaining electronic music ecosystem is evolving in East Africa
With interest in electronic music steadily growing in East Africa, and local music industry professionals often facing international touring and visa discrimination, the region has been growing its own nightlife and events infrastructure. Marlene Bett reports, spotlighting some key women and non-binary creatives contributing to the development of the scene
The UK loves baile funk — but does it understand it?
Gabriela Vallim reflects on the booming interest in baile funk in the UK, and explains the complex social history behind the Brazilian sound and why it's important to recognise its impact as a tool of cultural empowerment and political expression
Aphex Twin has put together a 191-track playlist for streetwear brand Supreme
The playlist comprises ‘mostly mellow’ music, including an original cut from AFX himself
Hiatus Kaiyote robbed of “thousands of dollars” worth of music equipment in Australia
The band have urged anyone with information to come forward
The xx tease new music, confirm they are back "in the studio"
The trio's last release as The xx was their third studio album 'I See You' in 2017
Former Tiësto lawyer who illegally hid $28 million in tax argues Dutch DJ should pay it back
Frank Butselaar is currently serving a 30-month prison sentence for concealing $100 million from the IRS on behalf of his celebrity clients
