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Features From the archive: Andrew Weatherall changes his tune
Andrew Weatherall was an extremist who believed trends are to be set, not followed. For Mixmag’s April 1994 cover feature, Andy Pemberton met the British maverick at a pivotal moment in his career — his club night was confusing, his latest album disappointing, and his public image had become ludicrous. In a therapeutic discussion, he revealed his plans for reinvention
Features Excursions: IYAAKI is a judgment-free space in Seoul to celebrate culture, identity & queerness
Founded by DJs Hogi, Hyerang, and Jooheon, the event series which just marked its first anniversary creates an environment where diversity thrives on the dancefloor
Features Inside Halina Rice’s spatial audio experience at Wonderfruit with Polygon LIVE
A first-person account on performing inside a 360° hyperreal sound environment with nearly 100 L-Acoustics speakers, bending beats in real-time with L-ISA tech
Mixes Mixmag Asia Radio: Studio Adventure NYE with Mogwaa, Stones Taro & Klaytron
Listen to & read about three standout sets from three artists recorded directly from Phú Quốc, Vietnam, for Odyssey 2024-2025
Interviews Survival of the Fitz
Adam Wright chats with Jane Fitz as she returns to Hong Kong, the city that formed her as a DJ, with her new residency at 宀 kicking off this Saturday
Interviews Sounds, sleep & wakefulness: Michael Diamond on how sonics shape the mind
Henry Cooper speaks to the artist/researcher about his work, the correlations between sounds & synapses, his interviews with world-class DJs plus his new dreamlike EP ‘Placid Wakefulness’
Features A recollection of unexpected finds & slices of serendipity at Wonderfruit 2024
Live vicariously through Henry Cooper & the Mixmag Asia crew who caught (almost) all corners of the festival’s most ambitious edition yet—the standout sets, the sonic madness of 428, chaotic karaoke & more
Tech Hercules launches new portable controller, DJControl Mix Ultra
Created with "casual hobbyists" in mind, users can plug their phone into the controller or connect via Bluetooth