Nina Kraviz will headline Carl Cox's Babylon Festival next year, it's been announced.
The Australian camping festival has just unveiled its first phase line-up for its third year event and the techno luminary Kraviz is at the top of the bill.
Amelie Lens, Guy J and Kobi are among the names already announced, with Stimming, Dax J, Butch and Bjarki also on the schedule.
David Guetta and Black Coffee have announced a surprise collaboration in the form of upcoming new single 'Drive'.
Set for release next Friday (24th August), the new track sees icon of the underground Black Coffee team up with mainstream titan David Guetta, while soulful singer Delilah Montagu is on vocal duties.
The track will drop via Ultra Music, which is the label responsible for Black Coffee's ' Pieces of Me' album from 2016.
Silk City — AKA producer pals Mark Ronson and Diplo — have shared their latest track which features a groove-laden mix of Dua Lipa and Drake.
Dropped on Soundcloud earlier this week (August 15th), 'Especially 4 U, Vol. 2.' clocks in at 56 minutes and features fire tracks from Danny Daze, DJ Koze and more.
Finished off with three 'Silk City Specials' — one mash-up of D’Angelo and Romanthony, another of Post Malone and Patrice Rushen, plus a funky edit of Dua Lipa and Drake — the British American duo's new mix is a cross-generational dancefloor-filler of the highest order.
Swedish House Mafia have split with their longtime manager barely five months since they returned to live performing.
Amy Thomson, who has worked with the dance supergroup since 2004, has thanked the band in what is an amicable separation.
“I wish them so much joy and happiness and success and I will be watching proudly but the era of me with the boys is at an end,” said Thomson in an Instagram post.
OMA (Office for Metropolitan Architecture) has won aproval for its plans to build a £111 million multi-purpose arts space in Manchester.
Set to attract audiences of up to 850,000 per year, the original proposal for The Factory was approved in January 2017.
However, alterations were suggested in July so that a larger budget of £1.6 million could improve the facade and an orchestra pit could be allocated.
Other changes to the size of the theatre and some sections of the builidng were also made.
Kozmophone, the new holographic, bluetooth turntable has launched on Kickstarter.
The project has already achieved its target many times over, currently resting on $155,767 worth of public pledges.
Boasting a belt-driven turntable, fully-adjustable tone arm with counterweight and Audio Technica AT 91 cartridge, the new invention updates the analogue phonograph for a digital-loving generation.
Online retailers Dorothy have listed a poster which maps out the history of rave music and culture on the circuit board of a 303 bass synthesizer.
Priced at £35, the new print celebrates over 900 DJs, clubs, musicians, free parties, sound systems, record labels, radio stations and fanzines that it considers pivotal to the movement.
A new film documenting the "rave revolution" in Georgia has been released by the BBC.
The film documents the events surrounding armed raids of pivotal Tbilisi clubs Bassiani and Café Gallery in May this year which resulted in a massive protest rave taking place outside the city's parliament buildings.
Miami officials have delayed the vote on the future of Ultra Music Festival until September.
City commissioners were originally set to decide whether the event could remain at Bayfront Park earlier this month.
However, the date for the decision has now been pushed back to 16th September.
Radar Radio is £4 million in debt, its recently published company accounts reveal.
The London-based station closed earlier this year amid accusations of sexual harrassment and a toxic workplace. But not before it was forced to pay out an estimated £270,000 worth of redundancy packages to former employees.
Now it's been revealed that the broadcaster has slipped further into debt than first thought.
