Club Space is turning itself into GTA VI’s fictional nightclub for a three-day Vice City takeover, the clearest sign yet that the game’s launch has become a live-events moment in its own right.
Richie Hawtin has scored Prada’s new Milan exhibition as Plastikman, room by room, and in doing so shown what it looks like to earn from your sound without a record or a stream in sight.
The company has published the firmware source code for its entire Tracker line, turning a closed groovebox into something owners can rebuild, extend, and even profit from.
Insomniac and ADE are launching Map Point Summit, a new US gathering founded on a pointed argument: that the scene needs a stronger business of its own to survive.
Upload a track and finish it in one go. Add the artwork, genre and preview point, then choose where it goes: labels and artists that fit, a private link, Spotlight or your Link-in-Bio. All from the same screen.
Your Trackstack profile is now one link. It's your link-in-bio, your artist profile and your inbox in one place: everything you want people to see, plus a way to send you music.
Universal and Sony want a court to make distributor DistroKid reveal how much AI music it sends to streaming. The answer could decide the biggest copyright case in the scene.
His fourth 1001Tracklists Top 101 Producers title rests on real set support, a sharper measure than any fan poll of whose records are moving through the scene.
An exploding scooter, a fake tattoo and a trance throwback: the producer's new single turns industry satire into a serious question about what's actually real in dance music.
Amsterdam’s electronic gathering turns thirty this month. Its anniversary edition is less a birthday party than a timeline of how the entire industry rebuilt itself.
The Dortmund outpost of one of techno's most storied names is closing. Strip away the brand and it's a case study in why independent clubs are losing the fight against scale.
A health crisis pulled the DJ off the road. The stillness that followed left him with a harder question: whether the industry he built a career in still values the thing he loves.
For its anniversary the festival isn't just relocating. It's rebuilding itself on a Glasgow riverside site, stretching to three days for the first time.
An unlicensed scene built on hidden locations and closed guest lists is running into technology that doesn't care about either. Ibiza's police are now hunting parties with thermal-camera drones.
The afro-house artist times a studio release and the end of his first Ibiza residency to land together, capping a summer built entirely around the idea of community.
Louis Puig helped define Miami's dance scene 25 years ago. Now he's part of the group turning a shuttered Edgewater address into AIRE, a house venue built around soul rather than spectacle.
