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Features “You can trump bad hair with a good pair of shoes”: DJ Harvey on style, surf, and building the ultimate nightclub
A sitdown with the legendary selector during his month-long residency at Klymax, the club he built “from ground to sound" with Potato Head, Bali.
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
The Asia Diaries The Asia Diaries: Red Pig Flower rediscovers the Asian scene she cherishes while on tour
Amidst a flurry of gigs, the Berlin-based artist gathers insight on the region's electronic music community & culture, guided by insightful figures from each city
Features Visual Identity: 8 DJs who flaunt their style on & off the dance floor
We speak to several Asian artists about how they’ve matched their wardrobe with their music
Interviews New blueprint: how Jyoty grew from rave lifer to DJ phenomenon
From raving underage in Amsterdam and working London club doors to building a cult socials following and selling out clubs on her own, Jyoty has put in the hours and earned her position as the internet's favourite DJ. She speaks to Seb Wheeler about her journey, building community and refusing to accept limitations
Interviews The God Squad: How The Blessed Madonna made 'Serotonin Moonbeams'
From cuddle puddles to whistling synths, The Blessed Madonna tells us the story behind this love letter to '90s raves
Features How black women and queer communities are shaping the future of African electronic music
Shiba Melissa Mazaza examines how, in the face of male gatekeeping, misogyny and transphobia, Black women and people from queer and marginalised communities are setting the example for the future of African electronic music
Lists 21 in 2021: The music videos from Asia we couldn't stop watching
Clubs might have been (mostly) closed this year so a lot of artists channeled their creative energy into music videos