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John Frusciante: “Jungle is my favourite kind of music ever”

Selling out stadiums with the Red Hot Chili Peppers while producing breakbeats? Ralph Moore delves into the electronic world of this acid aficionado

Sexy but terrifying: Sam Quealy's X-rated techno-pop will fuck with your head

Sam Quealy's unhinged tracks and live performances are sending dancefloors into delirium. She speaks to Thomas Hobbs about creativity between the lines

Eye on the tides: Joy Anonymous’ beachside dancefloor is a social oasis

Based on the age-old concept of alcoholics anonymous, Joy Anonymous aims to bring light to strangers around the world through uplifting music

Review: Overmono are growing into a top-tier live electronic act

Overmono's new live show fired through hit after hit with a number of crowd-pleasing surprises

RIP Jamie Roy: The house maverick who brought life and soul to every party

Jamie Roy was a force of nature who made his time in dance music an unforgettable experience for everyone around him

DJ Seinfeld and salute talk Gen Z, Manchester and fast-paced club tracks

As the skies of clubland open once again, Gemma Ross catches up with Felix and Armand ahead of their Return To The Depot

Skepta on DJing in Ibiza: "I felt Virgil's Energy in the booth"

Days after shutting down DC-10, Skepta speaks on the influence of Virgil Abloh, Shazamming tech-house and being more than an MC

Giorgia Angiuli: “Sound is the first form of healing, I have the privilege of discovering the power behind sound”

Presented by W Hotels and Mixmag, Italian multi-instrumentalist shows us the quiet beauty of Rome

Spaceports and Scottish imperialism: Step inside Kode9’s “sonically wild” Astro-Darien project

The Hyperdub head tells us about his immersive sonic fiction project, based around the looming post-Brexit disintegration of the UK, and his latest album, ‘Escapology’

Bru-C: “Amapiano is not just a sound, it's a whole lifestyle”

Bru-C is diving into a new musical sphere for Nando's Mix It Up series

Miraa May: “The impact that South African music is having in the world is mighty”

For Nando's Mix It Up series, Miraa May is linking up with amapiano superstars in the making Tumza and Basetsana

“Ridiculous double standards”: Why Jaguar is fighting against the dance music 'boys' club'

We caught up with Jaguar to talk through the findings of her new sexism in dance music report and what needs to change in the industry

Get to know NikNak, the creative turntablist making waves in electronic music

Aneesa Ahmed speaks to NikNak, the multi-talented DJ, producer, composer, turntablist, sound designer and podcast host making game-changing experimental music

60 reasons to celebrate the legendary Carl Cox

Carl Cox forever

Slikback is one of the most exhilarating artists in electronic music

Kenyan artist Slikback is a visionary producer and DJ whose experimental approach is pushing the envelope of electronic music

Laurent Garnier: “If I only played classics I'd feel like a jukebox”

Laurent Garnier speaks to Manu Ekanayake about the importance of playing new music, French police cracking down on ravers, and his feature-length film Off The Record

“Sobriety taught me that life is worth living”: Life lessons with DJ Fat Tony

From coping with prison and crack dens to friendship with Keith Haring and the Beastie Boys, Fat Tony shares wisdom acquired through his tumultuous life

Creating masterpieces: London is the Nigerian producer making unique bangers

Lauded for his beats for Rema and GRAMMY nominated for his work with Wizkid, 22-year-old Mavin Records signee London is a production mastermind to be reckoned with

"It's all about the rhythm section": The beautiful collision of Duran Duran and Erol Alkan

Ahead of their show at BST Hyde Park, Ralph Moore headed to Ibiza to host a conversation between Duran Duran's John Taylor and the band's new producer Erol Alkan

How cartoon crate digger Gene On Earth embraced musical storytelling

Gene On Earth's new album 'Time On The Vine' is darker than his debut with a clear narrative arc. Grant Albert meets the man behind the caricature to talk backstory, old skool sounds, and why a series of setbacks won't stop his momentum

Patrice Rushen: “People are leaning into sampling in a way that is not creative”

Sope Soetan speaks to Patrice Rushen about her underappreciated influence on popular music, making music for love not record sales, and an upcoming new album on the horizon