'Forever Held' was created in collaboration with Ólafur Arnalds and is inspired by “love letters from Earth to space”

Eothen ‘Egon’ Alapatt has been accused of mismanagement and concealing information

Mura Masa speaks to Ben Jolley about collaborating with megastars, going independent, his latest album and building an arts space in London

The pair will go back-to-back at Tofte Manor in Bedford, UK, next July

With more time for lease discussions, the community venue has suggested the need for an independent mediator going forward

All donations will be sent to a a Palestine-based community studio for composing and recording

The new definition, inspired by Charli XCX's summer smash record, was picked out by Collins lexicographers for “establishing itself as an aesthetic and a way of life”

It marks the second release on Stussy’s CSS imprint

The club’s license has been temporarily suspended while an investigation has been launched

Mixmag and Burn Energy will join forces once again for the final stop of the year, this time in the Catalan capital

Juls' new album is fuelled by musical curiosity, diasporic exploration, and the bridges between shared history and sonic worlds. He speaks to Jesse Bernard about the journey to 'Peace & Love' and manifesting the sound of summer

Juls blends some of his current favourite songs with cuts from his new album 'Peace & Love'

Convenience store by day, raucous house party by night — find out what went down at Captain Morgan and Pepsi Max's perfectly blended Shoreditch pop-up

The Rinse FM off-shoot is also set to move to a new studio space in Paris ahead of its 10th birthday celebrations this month

The Ugandan festival said it hopes to “share joy responsibly and respectfully”

Originally released in 2003, the 65-minute film will be available to watch in 800 cinemas in 40 countries for one night only

‘English Heritage’ compiles remixes of club classics

Out now, the film features contributions from Trevor Nelson, Marcia Carr, Jazzie B, DJ Spoony, Wookie and more

DANCE FOR ASHLEY will feature sets from friends and fellow DJs Fatboy Slim, Gilles Peterson, Pete Heller, Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy and Charlie Dark

Other artists on the first wave line-up include Romy, John Glacier, Arca, Sampha, DJ Gigola, Shy One, Wookie, and livwutang

Nu-skool prog, house, and wiggle this Friday

LP Giobbi shares a soul-warming mix and speaks to Ralph Moore about collaborating with her favourite band, being a workaholic, and writing an album that delves deep into themes of love and grief

Nightclubs and bars may suffer due to cuts on Buisness rates relief in the new Labour government's first budget, despite a 1p reduction in the price of a pint

CEO Marian Goodell has asked fans to help save the festival following fewer sales of higher-priced tickets this year

Georgia’s club community rallied outside parliament earlier this week

The first edition of the Brussels-based festival championed unconventional music in unconventional spaces

News of renovation works come a week after the station’s communal area was closed off following health concerns

Applications close on Friday, November 15

However the industry body has said that “laws alone are not enough," highlighting the need for "a cultural shift" to prevent sexual harassment

The third stop of the Burn Energy Tour 2024 takes us to the ancient city of Venice. Ahead of the one-of-a-kind party, we spoke to hometown headliners 999999999 about building a scene, pushing past challenges, and their attraction to raw, chaotic techno

Lancashire Police said that the unlicensed event featured “loud music, lights, lasers and drones”

Prohibition of the party drug has been standard across Europe since the late-'80s, but scientific studies on medical use, an interest in a harm reduction-led approach, and a push to counter gang violence is seeing a movement for legalisation and regulation gather momentum in the Netherlands

The TMA-2 DJ Wireless headphones have been designed "specifically" with DJing in mind

Government officials are “spooked” by warnings of job losses and venue closures if the ban comes into place

The grassroots space is currently facing a legal battle surrounding its license due to noise complaints

The singer has seen little royalties from the 1996 track while it became an international hit and sporting anthem