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Best Headphones for Music Producers in 2025: What We’re Actually Using in the Studio

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We’ve reviewed numerous headphones at Magnetic Magazine from a variety of angles over the years. Some get tested in the studio during long production sessions, while others do so while DJing, traveling, or checking mixes between systems. Every pair we write about gets used in real workflows, not just on spec sheets. That means we’ve [...]

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Telepathic Instruments Launches Orchid Worldwide After Instant Sellouts

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After two limited runs that sold out instantly, Telepathic Instruments has officially launched Orchid worldwide. Available now at telepathicinstruments.com, the device has already been hailed by TIME as one of 2025’s Best Inventions and quickly became one of the most talked-about new tools in modern music production. Co-founded by Kevin Parker of Tame Impala, the [...]

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V-MODA M-100 PRO – Editor’s Choice Award for Clarity and Road Readiness [Review]

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The first look set expectations. I like gear that looks clean on camera and in a booth, and the matte black with a controlled red accent hit that mark for sure. I noticed the compact fold right away. It made me more likely to throw the headphones in a bag for a quick session instead [...]

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Reinier Zonneveld Caps Off a Career Milestone Year With In De Olie

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Dutch techno powerhouse Reinier Zonneveld has released his latest single, In De Olie, on his own label Filth on Acid. The release follows his debut at #22 in this year’s DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll, marking a major milestone in his career and a celebration of his growing influence across the global electronic scene. [...]

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GHEIST & 8Kays Embrace Dichotomy on “Flowers & Guns”

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Berlin-based duo GHEIST have always found success in the liminal space between club rush and emotional release, crafting live-electronic journeys that could be experienced as films or as raves. On “Flowers & Guns“, their new collaboration with Ukrainian melodic house visionary 8Kays, that emotional bandwidth expands even further with an elegant fusion of indie dance tension [...]

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Jens Kuross :: The Aquarium Drunkard Interview

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Before recording Crooked Songs, Jens Kuross was making cabinets, teaching children how to play the piano, and having a lot of difficult conversations with himself. After a series of disappointments following the release of his 2020 LP The Man Nobody Can Touch resulted in his return to Idaho to lead a quieter life.

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Ramsey Lewis :: Them Changes

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For anyone who frequents their local record store, the term "cheap heat" is likely a familiar one. Often its own section, the cheap heat bin usually contains copies of iconic records in dubious condition, lesser-known titles by major artists, and maybe most importantly, overlooked records that either never fully caught on, or for one reason or another, never found their audience. The problem with some of these titles is that while the cheap part is generally accurate, the ‘heat’ is sometimes over-promised. Not the case with Ramsey Lewis’ 1970 funky soul jazz gem Them Changes, a record we've never seen priced higher than $10 that burns hot.

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Joropop: Psych Pop & Folk in Venezuela, 1968-1976

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The Madrid-based Munster Records and its sister label Vampisoul have become house favorites over the last few years. The latter released one of our favorite reissues of the year in Cartao Postal, the 1971 MPB masterclass from Brazilian singer Evinha, and Munster Records is keeping that momentum strong with Joropop: Psych Pop & Folk in Venezuela, 1968-1976, a compilation that hasn’t strayed far from the speakers since its summer release.  

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First & Last: Angura (A Mixtape)

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An introduction to Japanese folk in 1970s Japan, the following mix was created as a companion to the article on Modern Bible and the story of Gekidan Buraiha. It brings together a selection of early Japanese folk, protest songs and Angura recordings from the same era, providing additional context and atmosphere for the world the little theatre movement troupe emerged from.

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