Electronic music producer Matteo Milleri, best known as Anyma, has issued a detailed response following the cancellation of his September 12 “ÆDEN” tour show in Istanbul, Turkey. The Istanbul Governorate officially revoked permission for the performance at Ataköy Marina Arena following intense social media backlash. Critics claimed that the futuristic digital animations, robotic figures, and […]

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Awakenings is continuing its international expansion with a new destination for its EXO concept. The Dutch techno institution will bring Awakenings EXO to Bogotá, Colombia on December 4th 2026, marking the latest move beyond its European home. Set to take place at Coliseo MedPlus, Awakenings EXO Colombia is scheduled to run non-stop from 5PM until […]

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ARTBAT and David Guetta have reimagined ‘Somebody That I Used To Know,’ preserving Gotye and Kimbra’s distinctive vocals from the original smash hit back in 2012 while updating the production for a contemporary electronic sound. Released on September 4 via the Interscope Records imprint, ‘Somebody That I Used To Know (ARTBAT x David Guetta Mix) […]

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The Ghosted trio haven't changed much over the course of three albums, turning out sleek, skeletal jazz with deft regularity. With the addition of Swedish multi-instrumentalist Christer Bothen, guitarist Oren Ambarchi, bassist Johan Berthling and drummer Andreas Werliin deepen their groove while expanding their reach. Thanks to the addition of Bothen's bluesy bass clarinet and earthy donso n'goni, the Ghosted trio comes alive but stays haunted.

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Rethinking Wellness in the Studio The electronic music production community has a well-kept secret that nobody really wants to talk about: it’s destroying our bodies. Behind every meticulously crafted drop, every perfectly quantized drum roll, and every harmonically complex pad sits a producer hunched over a desk for eight, ten, sometimes sixteen hours straight. It’s […]

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A Producer in Transition Six years is an eternity in electronic music. Production techniques evolve, trends cycle through multiple iterations, and the landscape of how artists distribute and connect with audiences shifts dramatically. For Objectiv, this half-decade has brought something far more profound than algorithmic changes or equipment upgrades—it’s fundamentally reshaped who he is as […]

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I should have put this out on Friday, but I needed these extra days to truly sit with and digestAndrew Bayer’s colossal new album, A Light That Guides Weary Travellers Home, out now via Ophelia. It is an astonishing piece of work—one I’ve found myself playing on a continuous loop, listening through even three times […]

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Paul Oakenfold has spent decades moving electronic music forward, but the Mission Underground album finds him doing something more interesting than simply revisiting his history. Released on Perfecto Records, the album connects the emotional architecture of classic trance with the harder, darker energy shaping contemporary techno and underground dancefloors right now. The result is both [...]

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Ultralight backpacking has become a dominant part of outdoor equipment design, and I understand why hikers count ounces across long distances. That calculation changes when a buckle snaps, a strap pulls loose, or thin fabric catches on a branch away from a maintained trail. The RADL Pack 01 takes a different position, and I appreciate [...]

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