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News Creamfields shares line-ups for both North and South editions
The Southern edition takes place in May with North kicking off in August
Features Harder, better, faster, stronger: Has dance music got harder and faster?
Why does it seem like dance music has got so hard and fast recently? Isaac Muk investigates, exploring the impact of a new generation of "play harder" clubbers and artists, social media and economic turmoil
Features "Unmistakably Black": Kelela is a liaison between the worlds within dance music
On ‘Raven’, Kelela celebrates Black and queer contributions to dance music through a seamlessly flowing album. She speaks to Moya Lothian-McLean about her ‘hiatus’ and self-renewal, defying rigidity and why she's no longer interested in being a translator of sound
Features For the music: Picnic Stuff has been inspiring Sydney's dancefloors for 15 years
From experiences with Moodymann to Andrew Weatherall, Carly Roberts talks us through her time in dance music and role of bringing the world's finest DJs to Australia
Features How The Cost Of Living Crisis Is Impacting Nightclubs And Promoters
Kicking off our Cost of Living series, Megan Townsend looks at the catastrophic knock-on effect that higher energy prices are having on nightlife spaces and promoters in the UK
Features Iranian rapper SÄYE SKYE: “They go after us because they know the power of art”
Revolutionary rapper SÄYE SKYE has escaped kidnap and been chased from his home country for standing up for his beliefs. He speaks to Shayan about fighting a vicious dictatorship and the power of music
Features Can a music festival help save the world? HOCO Fest is willing to try
Pairing impeccable programming with a focus on sustainability, Tucson's intimate HOCO Fest inspires an appreciation for life at that sets a universal example
Features An oral history of Secretsundaze, London's exuberant party institution
Celebrating 20 years in the dance, Katie Thomas tells the story of how Secretsundaze grew from a burgeoning knees up at 93 Feet East to the capital's worst kept secret
