Features How the Dance Music Industry failed Black Artists DeForrest Brown, Jr. surveys the last three decades of the dance music industry to figure out what went wrong for Black artists
Features The Lazarusman: "Not being racist isn’t enough, you need to be anti-racist" The South African spoken word poet, vocalist, DJ and producer talks anti-racism, post-apartheid South Africa, and more
Features Annie Mac: "There's not enough Black people in every level of the music industry" Annie Mac and Natalie Maddix of House Gospel Choir talk race, power and business in the music industry with Jasmine Kent-Smith
Features The Beneficiaries: "We are resistance artists, techno is resistance music" Marcus Barnes meets Jeff Mills, Eddie Fowlkes and Jessica Care Moore who have united to become Detroit supergroup The Beneficiaries
Features Sting gave your favourite grime MCs their big break – so why haven't you heard of him? Kwame Safo presents the history of Sting, the London entrepreneur behind the legendary Deja Vu radio station and the seminal early 90s Telepathy parties that helped to birth jungle
Features Black expression: Dee Diggs is reclaiming house music Jessica Kariisa meets Dee Diggs, the rising New York-based DJ who's upholding the true essence of dance music
Scene reports The beautiful chaos of Amapiano, South Africa's emerging house movement Amapiano was born in townships and is now taking off as an international phenomenon
Features The unsung Black women pioneers of house music Jaguar talks to the Black women who laid the foundations for the house music scene as we know it today
Features Mysteries of the deep: How Drexciya reimagined slavery to create an afrofuturist utopia Marcus Barnes presents the history of Drexciya, the mysterious Detroit duo who built their own vast underwater afrofuturist utopia
Features Inside Trax Records: Why Chicago's house originators are fighting for reparations Decades on from changing the world, Chicago's pioneers are still pursuing payment and the rights to the music they created
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Features How the world's biggest drum 'n' bass festival happened safely this summer Layla Marino travelled to the Czech Republic in July to find out how Let It Roll's Renegade festival took place during the pandemic
Features Dave Clarke: "The DJ scene is linked by money not ethics" Jean-Hugues Kabuiku gets candid with The Baron about dance music culture in 2020
Features Nazira, the DJ who swapped molecular biology for techno Maya Baklanova documents the rise of Nazira, the visionary Kazakhstan DJ
Features TNX are the party crew making Washington, DC "dance in a different way" Before the pandemic hit we met The NeedlExchange, the DJ cooperative helping the so-called stiff US capital get loose
Features Get to know Öona Dahl, the multi-dimensional producer informed by psychedelia Öona Dahl creates deep, diverse soundscapes to get lost in
Features How Yaeji found her voice Michelle Kim talks to Yaeji about community, collaboration, self-discovery on the dancefloor – and how a trip back to Korea sparked a creative rebirth
Features Six DJs respond to the government telling them to get new jobs Goldie, SHERELLE, Fatboy Slim, Jyoty, HAAi and The Blessed Madonna share their thoughts on the UK government's disregard of nightlife
Features London's Night Czar: “The government needs to give nightclubs financial support” We spoke to Amy Lamé to ask what can be done to support the nightlife industry through the pandemic
Features Meet the NHS junior doctor who started a record label during lockdown Hyde Records feels like a hopeful sign of the music industry's power to survive and adapt
Features Partying through the pandemic Marcus Barnes examines the moral dilemma surrounding partying during the coronavirus pandemic
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