Ahead of the debut set at Glastonbury, Aneesa Ahmed speaks to drum 'n' bass DJ Ros Atkins - who's also a BBC News presenter - about raving in the '90s, running club nights, and the contemporary d'n'b scene

We chat with the figureheads behind Bristol’s bubbling radio station as part of Studio Monkey Shoulder - a new grassroots music initiative between Monkey Shoulder, Worldwide FM, and Gilles Peterson

The five-fold plays at "The Pop Out: Ken and Friends" show in LA marks the live debut of 'Not Like Us'

The Belfast trio say they’re now challenging the government’s decision to revoke their arts council funding application

The Tomorrowland Academy programme is inviting budding DJs between the age of nine and 17 to perform in front of thousands of fans

The techno innovator has teased the project with new single 'Those Who Worked Against Us (Vendetta Mix)’

The update aims to revolutionise Google's video-to-audio (V2A) technology

The multi-venue event will double as a party debut for the new open-air venue, The Garden at Hackney Bridge

The developer claims the new, custom-built upgrades will “transform the DJ experience”

Just a week to go until gates open!

Moving away from her early inspirations of Chicago house and disco, Manami is now dedicating her sound to the dark and murky depths of bass. The Tokyo-born, London-based DJ and producer shares a mix that represents where she's at as an artist, and speaks to Jasmine Kent-Smith about self-confidence, mentoring, and telling stories authentically

Stewart hopes to serve as an “advocate and voice” for Belfast’s nighttime economy

A homecoming for the house and groove master

The drum ‘n’ bass favourites celebrate the release of their new single, ‘OMG’, on Gossip Records

The single is set to appear on Jamie xx’s highly anticipated record, ‘In Waves’, this September

The new edition includes the formerly vinyl-only inclusion '#19’

The Yorkshire DJ had his entire music collection, laptop, and other “irreplaceable items” stolen

The split 12-inch single, titled ‘Phoneglow / Eyes Go Blank’, is out today

In South Africa, where inequality is rife, young and underprivileged producers are pushing the evolution of amapiano. In the second instalment of our three-part series documenting Amapiano's Second Wave, Jake Colvin explores how community generosity and collaboration helps artists innovate amid challenging conditions

The print publication tells the stories of artists, organisations and creators such as Body Movements, SICARIA and New Horizon Youth Centre

The progressive house legend was diagnosed with stage four rectal cancer in 2023

The label's first vinyl-only release will feature tracks from DJ Deep, Avision and Deetron

The "unique design", referencing a notorious scene in the 2023 black comedy, is being labelled as both "genius" and "disgusting" by fans

Colchester-based DJ Pressplay has printed signs warning club-goers of his new fees, which include a £1,000 charge to play The Killers' 'Mr Brightside'

The rapper will be creating the music based on the film’s soundtrack alongside the original ‘Beat Street’ producer Arthur Baker

French DJ Arnaud Le Texier slammed the festival on social media last week

Find out how you can help those affected by the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, from ways to donate to further reading and information

In doing so, she becomes just the ninth artist to release a full body of work on Marcel Fengler's IMF label

The record will be available both digitally and on vinyl from June 28

The four-tracker VA dives into 90s progressive sounds with a hearty nod to club culture

The first release of the regenerated imprint lands next month

The decision follows a number of high-profile artists and bands withdrawing their appearances at Download and Latitude festivals

The club-focused track is out now via untitled (recs)

The manufacturer has announced it will press pause on its production of rotary mixers, power supplies, fx units and more

The new bill allows dancing in bars, clubs and restaurants which had been banned in areas of the city since 1926

The group slammed the government's "attack on basic human rights"