Festival Republic, the organizer of Reading and Leeds festivals, has proposed a new three-day festival in Luton which would take place across the May bank holiday weekend. The festival would be held at Stockton Park, a 100-hectare site, pending approval of the applied premises license requested by Melvin Benn, the managing director of Festival Republic,… Continue reading Reading and Leeds owner submits plans for three-day festival in Luton
Category: Club Scene
Nia Archives shares new track ‘Crowded Roomz’
After returning from a summer festival, Nia Archives released a new single called “Crowded Roomz”. The song expresses feelings of loneliness and isolation that can occur while on tour. Archives says that despite being constantly surrounded by people, many times it seems that it’s difficult to find a connection with someone who understands them. The… Continue reading Nia Archives shares new track ‘Crowded Roomz’
Here is every track featured in Netflix’s new film, The Kitchen
The electronic-heavy soundtrack of Netflix’s new sci-fi drama, “The Kitchen,” has caught the attention of viewers. The film, directed by “Get Out” star Daniel Kaluuya and Kibwe Tavares, takes place in dystopian future London, where social housing no longer exists. The story revolves around two characters, Izi and 12-year-old Benji, as they try to survive… Continue reading Here is every track featured in Netflix’s new film, The Kitchen
Berlin Senate drops controversial “anti-discrimination clause” for arts funding
The Berlin Senate has decided to remove its restrictive “anti-discrimination clause” for cultural institutions applying for arts funding. According to a statement from the Department of Culture and Social Cohesion, the clause is no longer required due to concerns over its legality. The clause, introduced in December 2023, required cultural institutions to subscribe to the… Continue reading Berlin Senate drops controversial “anti-discrimination clause” for arts funding
The Weeknd sparks Justice collaboration rumours with cryptic social media posts
There’s been some speculation recently over a possible collaboration between French music duo Justice and Canadian musician The Weeknd. The Weeknd, whose real name is Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, posted several photos of Justice performing on his Instagram story, including an image with an eye adorned with their cross symbol. American producer Mike Dean, who has… Continue reading The Weeknd sparks Justice collaboration rumours with cryptic social media posts
Shaun Ryder features on new posthumous release from Lee “Scratch” Perry
False Idols, Tricky’s record label, has released a posthumous album from legendary reggae innovator Lee “Scratch” Perry, titled “King Perry”. The album, featuring collaborations with Greentea Peng, Tricky, and Shaun Ryder of Happy Mondays, marks Perry’s final release before his death in August 2021. The album was entirely written, produced, and recorded alongside GRAMMY-nominated producer… Continue reading Shaun Ryder features on new posthumous release from Lee “Scratch” Perry
DJ Ace leaves BBC Radio 1Xtra after two decades
After 20 years at the BBC, DJ Ace has left his role as a presenter on Radio 1Xtra. During his time at the station, Ace, whose real name is Ashley Asomani, presented shows including Weekend Breakfast and 1Xtra’s Live Lounge. He stepped down from his daytime weekday slot at the end of 2023 and hosted… Continue reading DJ Ace leaves BBC Radio 1Xtra after two decades
Over a million “manipulated” versions of copyrighted tracks found on streaming platforms
Streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and TIDAL are hosting over one million “manipulated” tracks, according to new research by tech company Pex. The study revealed that many of these unlicensed tracks have been altered, such as being sped-up or slowed down. Songs like Lady Gaga’s ‘Bloody Mary’ and Childish Gambino’s ‘Heartbeat’ have reached… Continue reading Over a million “manipulated” versions of copyrighted tracks found on streaming platforms
Ruf Dug launches new alcohol free listening bar in Manchester, Rainy Heart
Ruf Dug, a DJ and host for NTS, has announced the opening of a new pop-up listening bar called Rainy Heart in Stretford, Manchester. The bar, located in Stretford Mall near Stretford Canteen, will operate for two weeks and feature local DJs from the area. Unlike most bars, Rainy Heart will be an alcohol-free space.… Continue reading Ruf Dug launches new alcohol free listening bar in Manchester, Rainy Heart
Hunee announces five-week residency at Phonox
London-based DJ and producer Hunee has just announced his residency at Phonox for five consecutive Fridays in March. The residency is Hunee’s first in the UK since his stint at East London’s XOYO in 2019. Hunee’s residency will feature a curated line-up of talented DJs hand-picked by the artist, with the list of appearances to… Continue reading Hunee announces five-week residency at Phonox