Don’t miss the chance to catch Illenium in the UK before he heads back across the pond to play the illustrious Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, Global Dub and Shaky Beats festivals in the summer.
London Show Date, New Single From Illenium
Headliners Announced For Hong Kong Edition Of Sónar
Touching down at Hong Kong Science Park, April 1st. Prepare to explore creativity at #sonarHK https://t.co/BbtfldaTNG pic.twitter.com/sPzHGFk8x7— Sonar Festival (@SonarFestival) February 8, 2017
Announcing the line-up for the inaugural edition of Sónar Hong Kong #sonarHK #sonar2017 pic.twitter.com/G0sZmDYY0N— Sonar Festival (@SonarFestival) February 7, 2017
Dessert Before Dinner As Todd Terje Puts Out Remix Track Ahead Of Album Release
Sunfall Festival Makes 1st Line-Up Announcement
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Âme, Dixon To Headline Barcelona Innervisions Party
LA artist Ryder to release new single “Nirvana”
Los Angeles-based indie-pop artist Ryder is set to release her new single ‘Nirvana’ on the 17th February via her own imprint Ryder Records. Racking up over 10 million plays on Youtube already, Ryder has also made incredible impressions on Spotify, with her anthemic second single “Ruins” charting at #10 on the Spotify’s US Viral Charts and #30 on the Spotify Global Chart. No stranger to Hype Machine’s Top Ten, all of Ryder’s singles have risen to the top of the chart (the most recent “Ruins” BKAYE & Ben Maxwell Remix resting at the #2 spot). Summing up over 5 million streams on listening platforms, with ‘Pretty Little Gangster’ reaching over 1.1 million plays on Spotify, Ryder has also received previous support from major YouTube channels Mr Suicide Sheep and Mr Revillz. Deep Chills‘ remix of “Fade Away” has surpassed 1 million plays on Soundcloud, and the BKAYE & Ben Maxwell Remix of “Ruins” is fast approaching the same figure. ‘Nirvana’ will be premiered by BILLBOARD alongside a Billboard live session on the 26th of January 2017.
Crowds Walk Out Of FlyLo’s Surreal Film Debut
Leftfield electronica superstar Flying Lotus’ first attempt at a feature film has been deemed unwatchable. Some are calling it grotesque, others uncomfortable. But it seems certain to go down as one of the least palatable films ever.
Field Day Line-Up Hots Up
London’s Field Day Festival today added another scorching set of names to its already giddying line-up. The one-day event, to be held at Victoria Park on June 3rd this year, promises to be one of the absolute highlights on London’s 2017 gig calendar.
.@fielddaylondon is going to be massive this year! Just added Run The Jewels, Arab Strap, Abra, Clams Casino, Lasy Leshurr & Thee Oh Sees pic.twitter.com/a51jttW1fk— Time Out Music (@TimeOutMusic) January 24, 2017
Dekmantel Festival Releases Teaser Video, Announces First Acts
The video, cleverly titled “Tomorrow’s Artefacts” and which has been shared widely on social media, presents a series of rendered 3D images spanning ancient and future worlds, that are occasionally ‘interrupted’ by glimpses of their ‘underlying code’.
A fun promotional stunt, eagle-eyed electronic music fans have so far been able ‘confirm’ the following acts for the 2017 Dekmantel Music Festival: Floating Points, Helena Hauff, Motor City Drum Ensemble, DJ Nobu, Joy Orbison, Bicep, Palms Trax, Doppler Effekt, Larry Heard, Vakula, Robert Hood, Boiler Room, Red Light Radio and Funktion-One.
Electronic Music Festivals Banned After BPM Shootings
Speculation is rife about the involvement of cartels in the attack, which took place at the Blue Parrot nightclub at about 3am on the 16th of January. Unconfirmed reports state that one of the area’s drug cartels has claimed responsibility for the shootings, even displaying a banner that directly addresses Phillip Pulitano, the festival’s co-founder.
Praying for everyone down at #BPM right now. Music should unite us, this should never happen. #RIP to all the victims of this shooting 💔😭— Electric Family™ (@ElectricFamily) January 16, 2017
Fans around the EDM world have reacted with shock and sadness to the news, and a flurry of debates surrounding festival culture have sprung up on message boards and social media platforms.