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NewsroomAIR’s Fabric Vintage Synths turns three old ideas into one modern instrument
Fabric Vintage Synths Vol. 1 brings vintage-inspired polysynth characters into AIR’s Fabric environment for MPC and DAW users.
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ReleasesDriftmoon launches Sōnnux Music with “High Wall”
Driftmoon has opened Sōnnux Music with “High Wall”, building a three-strand trance label around main-room, deep and orchestral releases.
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ArtistsTOMORA brings AURORA and Tom Rowlands into one electronic world
TOMORA unites AURORA and Tom Rowlands on Come Closer, a 12-track electronic album now moving from studio experiment into a full 2026 live run.
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NewsroomRising DJ fees are pushing residents back to the centre
Rising touring costs are squeezing independent clubs, making strong resident DJs valuable again as both economic anchors and long-term cultural curators.
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NewsroomTomorrowland closes Consciencia after two vast weekends
Tomorrowland has closed its 2026 Belgian chapter after welcoming 400,000 people from more than 200 countries across two weekends in Boom.
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NewsroomPitchfork Festival CDMX names its first 2026 artists across Mexico City venues
American Football, Cacomixtle, Lido Pimienta, Perfume Genius and more lead the first announcement for the Mexico City edition.
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FestivalsDesert Hearts scales down for a new Northern California Microfest
Desert Hearts launches a smaller-format Microfest in Northern California this October, returning its house-and-techno community to a more intimate scale.
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NewsroomKappa FuturFestival looks to 2027 after another sold-out jump
Kappa FuturFestival’s strength is not just scale. It is the way Turin, Parco Dora and the festival’s hospitality layer combine into a recognisable techno destination.
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NewsroomDekmantel Festival 2026 stretches from Black Secret Technology to Hyperdub
The Amsterdam festival’s 2026 programme pairs foundational electronic figures with contemporary club mutations across five days.
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NewsroomTomorrowland Belgium 2026 is sold out across both Boom weekends
The festival confirms that its July 2026 edition at De Schorre has reached capacity for both weekends.
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FestivalsDekmantel’s RADAR programme gives the forest its own transmission
The 2026 RADAR stage adds Ben UFO, CCL, Objekt, Skrillex, Octo Octa, Nørbak & Surgeon and more to Dekmantel Festival’s Amsterdamse Bos edition.
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NewsroomAbleton opens Extensions SDK as a public beta
The new JavaScript toolkit gives Live Suite users an official route for building custom tools inside Ableton Live.
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NewsroomAwakenings Festival 2026 lays out a full-spectrum techno weekend
The Dutch festival’s official schedule runs from melodic and house-leaning names to hard techno, live sets and peak-time mainstage pairings.
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NewsroomMovement 2027 already has a date, but its real story is Detroit’s continuity
A longer reading of Movement Music Festival 2027, bringing together artists, ticket context, setting and the human reality of the festival.
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The Detroit festival is already pointing to May 29-31, 2027, keeping Hart Plaza at the centre of its techno calendar.
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NewsroomCreamfields 2026 marks 20 years at Daresbury with a heavyweight electronic lineup
The UK festival returns over the August Bank Holiday weekend with Alesso, Amelie Lens, Andy C and a broad dance music bill already listed.
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NewsroomDJM-A9 firmware 1.19 adds RMX-IGNITE support
Pioneer DJ’s club mixer gains support for AlphaTheta’s RMX-IGNITE, with a specific USB connection required for DIGITAL SEND/RETURN.
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NewsroomLost Village keeps its strongest promise in the spaces between the stages
The Lincolnshire festival’s visual world still suggests a weekend where the setting is not decoration, but part of the story.
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NewsroomPhone-free dancefloors are becoming club culture again
More venues are restricting cameras and phones on the dancefloor, trying to restore privacy and attention while still navigating nightlife’s social-media economy.
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NewsroomFrom DJs to data: algorithms are reshaping discovery
Recommendation systems now shape how music is found at scale, but DJs, labels and listeners still offer the risk, context and surprise that data cannot.
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