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Features On their comeback, the Sugababes are getting their clubland flowers
Dance music has always been a part of the Sugababes. Now the original trio have reunited, they’re dominating dancefloors, getting booked alongside hyped DJs, and asserting their credentials in the contemporary club scene. Patrick Hinton reports
Interviews "I want to be a part of electronic music history": Red Pig Flower looks forward to another 20 years in the scene
The artist reflects on her sonic evolution & shares her ambitions for the future before returning to Asia with "a lot to celebrate"
Interviews A night of deep beats and timeless wisdom with Larry Heard
Seoul-based producer Themba Searles digs into topics of musicianship, the business and the life of the man known as Mr. Fingers
Features Welcome to Hyperdrama: Justice’s cinematic venture into a brand new world
The world around Justice may have changed but dance music’s unshakeable stars have the same nonconforming approach as when they started
Interviews Bali beyond Instagram: Dita is uplifting a new generation of DJs in Indonesia
The Potato Head and Klymax resident champions local culture on an island hooked on headliners
Features A techno obsession: Inside the hard, fast rise of Teletech
Building from an XXL launchpad after lockdown, Teletech has grown a devoted fanbase with sold-out events all over the world. Niamh Ingram reports on its journey from student house parties in Manchester to globe-conquering brand
Features 5 artists share their tips on how to produce when you have tinnitus
Mixmag speaks to TSVI, Lyra Pramuk, LDLDN, Sha Sha Kimbo and Minor Science about the impacts of tinnitus on production - and the best ways to cope in the studio
Features "Genuinely needed": How WAIFU is revolutionising Tokyo's queer nightlife
Founded as a response against discrimination, queer and femme collective WAIFU is bridging the gap between music and politics in Japan, pioneering a focus on inclusivity, accessibility and activism in the club scene and beyond