Jamie Jones has just been added to the lineup for the first edition of Groovefest Malta, to be held the final weekend of April, kicking off at Gianpula in Rabat, Malta. Not to be confused with Utah's Groovefest American Music Festival, the techno-heavy event is an extension of the Dominican Republic's existing annual Groovefest series.
In Kenny Glasgow's absence, Johnny White has launched two vinyl-only imprints that outline his new, solo artistic vision.
Martin Buttrich's first project via Rhythm Assault will feature collaborations with some of the brightest talent in techno and tech house.
In an effort to assist the burgeoning refugee situation in Syria, Ida Engberg and IKON have planned 'Techno For Humanity' charity event to provide aid to refugees.
Guti has lent his signature touch to M.A.N.D.Y.'s "Obsessed", turning it into a glowing and sublime techno affair.
From lush melodic house to space-y big room techno, No. 19's spring sampler offers a perfect pre-WMC journey through the underground.
Carl Craig makes an appearance on Defected Records.
This past Friday, amid the sea of Halloween-themed festivities dotting every New Yorker's social calendar, Italian techno overlord Marco Carola began his highly anticipated residency on the dance floor of Marquee's New York branch.
With an overcast sky and many festival goers still recovering from the night before, the Saturday edition of the Wavefront Music Festival got off to a slow start, but by no means does that mean it was not one for the record books. The Wave Stage brought the bass with quality names like Caspa and Rusko, the Oasis Stage hosted some of the guys from Seth Troxler's Visionquest label as well as a lengthy set from the three men of Apollonia, and of course, the Legends tent belonged to Chicago house veterans Frankie Knuckles, Jamie Principle, Derrick Carter, Mark Farina, Ralphi Rosario, and Gene Farris (among others). Here's what really stuck out for us yesterday:
