Features Not quite ’89: The return of clubbing in Berlin — reviewed We stepped foot back on Berlin club turf to experience the reopening of nightlife
Features Kojaque: "Governments laud artists once you’re successful, but you’re not helped on that road" Eric Davidson talks to Irish rap star Kojaque about conquering self-doubt and the Irish and UK governments disrespecting the arts
Features Anastasia Kristensen: “DJs being more genre-fluid motivates producers to be more fearless" Ralph Moore talks to Anastasia Kristensen about unconventional rhythms and her new Houndstooth EP ‘Volshebno’
Features "It's ecstatic": DJ Koze, Lakou Mizik & Joseph Ray on the power of Haitian Vodou music DJ Koze, Lakou Mizik's Steeve Valcourt and Nero's Joseph Ray discuss Haitian musical spirituality and the parallels between Vodou ceremonies and nightclubs
Features When P-Orridge met Curtis: The short, sweet but doomed friendship of two of Manchester's most disruptive forces Read an excerpt Genesis P-Orridge's memoir Nonbinary released by Abrahms Publishing
Features NUKG: Conducta is building a sustainable future for UK garage Marcus Barnes speaks to Conducta about football, learning from mistakes and being a guiding light for a new generation of UK garage artists
Features Sadiq Khan: “Music crosses barriers of race, religion, class and postcode like nothing else can” Nabihah Iqbal talks to Mayor of London Sadiq Khan about how London has shaped his life and his connection with the city's music scene
Features How clubbing is helping young British South Asians explore their creativity and identity Aneesa Ahmed explores the complex relationship bi-cultural young people have with nightlife, and how student societies are connecting South Asian culture and clubbing
Features Riz Ahmed: “Home is a place that we're creating through our art” Nabihah Iqbal talks to actor and musician Riz Ahmed about growing up in London, ‘90s daytime rave culture and fighting Muslim stereotypes
Features How daytime raves introduced clubbing to a generation of young British South Asians Safi Bugel explores the history of daytime rave culture and its seismic impact on British South Asian youths in the 1980s and '90s
Features What it's like to go clubbing as a British South Asian person Across dealings with bouncers, bar staff, promoters, sound engineers and green rooms, Manu Ekanayake examines how South Asian identity affects DJs and clubbers' experience of nightlife
Features What Do Your Parents Think?: 4 South Asian DJs share their family's reception to a music career Manu Ekanayake speaks to four DJs - and two parents - about how pursuing musical interests has been received by their respective families
Features A short history of boundary-breaking South Asians in the UK Haseeb Iqbal spotlights the underreported impact of influential South Asian pioneers in the UK
Features Exploring identity: What does it mean to be a South Asian in the UK in 2021? Dhruva Balram reflects on the cultural multitudes within the South Asian diaspora, speaking to artists Yung Singh, DEBONAIR, Sarathy Korwar, anu and Surya Sen
Features “We exist in more than one narrative”: Sarathy Korwar & Idris Rahman in conversation Ravi Ghosh hosts a conversation between Sarathy Korwar and Idris Rahman, discussing the influence of South Asian classical sounds on contemporary music and the pros and cons of scenes
Features A deep dive into South Asian electronic music Dhruva Balram presents some of the finest sounds coming out of Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka
Features 10 South Asian diaspora dance music collectives you need to know Safi Bugel profiles the collectives representing South Asian sounds and artists across the world
Features Abhi The Nomad has found home Ryan Gaur talks to Abhi The Nomad about growing more comfortable with his sound and identity, rap idols, hating social media and loving video games
Features A potted history of the 1990s British (South) Asian Underground Tara Joshi traces the '90s lineage of the Asian Underground movement, speaking to key figures DJ Ritu, Sweety Kapoor and Nitin Sawhney
Features How classic cars and soundsystems connect Southall residents to their Indian roots Ciaran Thapar spends an evening in London's 'Little India', where modified cars and dub reggae soundsystems carry messages of protest and connection to home across generations
Features Britain's first out Muslim drag queen: Asifa Lahore is a proud clubland pioneer Safi Bugel talks to Asifa Lahore about London's queer South Asian club history and navigating DJing and performing as a disabled, Muslim trans woman
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