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Streaming Won’t Kill DJing, But It Might Just Create DJ Ghosts
Harold Heath makes the case that “streaming won’t kill the DJ star”.…
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When is a polyphonic synth not a polyphonic synth?
Here’s a question for you: when is a polyphonic synth not a polyphonic synth? Answer: when it’s a…
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Gregory Scott’s Kush Cafe: How to Hear Everything Differently, Instantly
Gregory Scott marvels at the moment of clarity that occurs when you play a track to someone for the first…
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Charity and Sabotage: Dance Music Twitter 2019
From business techno to rudeboy techno. From Aphex Twin to Midland. And from Beatport Link to rewinds, Harold Heath sums…
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Gregory Scott’s Kush Cafe: Saturation is the new black
Yes, saturation is a pleasing mix colouring tool, writes Gregory Scott, but its real genius is its ability to craft…
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Thomas Cox: The Gear Myth
Thomas Cox questions whether our obsession with expensive production tools is in danger of overshadowing the more important issues of…
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Session Victims: Musicians in Dance Music
There’s been plenty of discourse around the impact of digital technology on DJs and producers, but what about musicians…
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Boxia: Life on the Dancefloor
Can studying your audience help the music you make relate on a deeper level? In his own words, Boxia reveals…
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Thomas Cox: Pulling No Punches
Our new regular columnist Thomas Cox introduces himself and sets out his manifesto for this column: an honest, no-holds…
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Are You Ready For The Robot DJ Revolution?
Like it or loathe it, A.I. is here to stay. Chandler Shortlidge looks at how this is going to…
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Snobbery Kills: Why Elitism in Music Can Stifle Creativity
If our scene is going to continue evolving, we need to be ready to look for great ideas everywhere. Not…
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Thomas Cox: Back To The Future
Thomas Cox explores the wonderful world of modern electronic instruments.…
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Thomas Cox: Constructive Criticism
Has dance music coverage lost its critical voice? Thomas Cox argues that criticism is a much-needed constructive force.…
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Do Good Artists Copy? Plagiarism In Dance Music
“It’s the public who end up paying the price, putting money and faith behind artists who are liberally taking…
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Gregory Scott: Demolishing The Myths Of Compression
Kush Audio guru Gregory Scott addresses the most common misconceptions about compression.…
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Thomas Cox: Should We Be So Festive?
Thomas Cox explores the problems with the growing influence of festivals and argues that we should choose to attend events…
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Gregory Scott’s Kush Cafe: Inspiration is None of Your Business
As producers we have no control over when studio magic happens, writes Gregory Scott. All we can do is turn…
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Part-Time Punks: Are Amateurs Ruining Dance Music?
Thomas Cox argues that amateurism on multiple levels within the dance music industry traps us in a harmful cycle.…
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