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No-nonsense energy from the local trio that locked the Pier 1929 crowd in from the jump

Pure connection comes alive on the La Brisa dancefloor with sounds of dusty funk, soulful jazz & more from the Detroit icon

A high-energy mix of dancehall, hip hop, house and Bengali rhythms sets the tone for the series' debut in Bangladesh

With its kinetic groove, the track perfectly matches the energy of the country’s pioneering breakdance crew—The Footloosers

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The track was released on the Japanese producer's 79th birthday & opens his first album in seven years

Recorded at ADE 2025, the EMC x Mixmag Asia conversation traces community radio's history & present-day role across Asia & Australia

“These images aren’t meant to be shocking, they’re visual metaphors for cultures, identities, and places unexpectedly meeting.”

The 1996 original had moving walls; the new version moves the floor instead, with nine physical sets & zero CGI or AI

Filmed in Jaipur, the duo's debut release blends a verse by Shiv Kumar Batalvi with dark electronic production & folk textures

A presentation of analogue-led, open-ended improvisation from Sanil Sudan & Shaun Moses, shot at Hội An’s Halcyon Beach Club

The Italian luxury fashion house staged a night across two historic venues celebrating Japan’s jazz & kissaten heritage, filmed by Nick Dwyer

The lead single from 'Threads' turns Indian wrestling into an introspection on touch & closeness

The track teases her upcoming EP ‘Pakarang’ that explores the connection between coral reefs & the human body

The platform’s co-founders offer insight into the label’s vision & commitment to South Asian artists

Filmed in Goa, the five-minute visual reinterprets the track through quiet moments of isolation & introspection

Revisit the groove-heavy house & shape-shifting club sets from the night on screen

Arriving via Diasporas Now, the track’s music video has been selected for the Aesthetica Short Film Festival

Both the band’s hand-drawn film and new album ‘The Mountain’ arrive this weekend

The new visual features footage from the Robots' 2006 film Electroma, edited by creative director Cédric Hervet

Bass-heavy selections from the rising London star