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This week on Drumcode Live we have a studio mix from Will Clarke recorded in Bristol, UK. ​Read More

The Harlem rapper didn’t appreciate being given the runaround when it was time for him to cash in his favor in return.​Read More

Photo by Everson Mayer Native Instruments CEO Nick Williams has issued a public statement following reports that the music tech company entered preliminary insolvency proceedings last week, stressing that operations remain unaffected. In a blog post shared after the news broke, Williams said it is “business as usual” at Native […]

A long awaited offering from the members of Slipknot, plus records from Fall Out Boy, KISS, Megadeth and more are part of the 2026 Record Store Day releases.​Read More

The Sonic Intelligence Academy has developed two charts for AI-generated music: “Top 100 AI Songs” and “Top 100 AI Cover Songs.” The post New Organization Launches Charts for Only AI-Generated Music appeared first on EDM. ​Read More

Curated by the Rocket Man himself, the anthology of dance remixes will arrive as a limited pressing in April. The post Elton John Curates Electronic Remixes for Limited Record Store Day Vinyl Release appeared first on EDM. ​Read More

Delivering a 10-hour DJ set for the ages, Afrojack has donned his Kapuchon alias right from his own built studio in the French Alps.  Much to the delight of us all, Afrojack has delivered a 10-hour DJ set right from his very own built studio in the French Alps. Sharing the performance […]

The 27-year-old “ran out of his house and has been missing since,” police said.​Read More

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ARYMÉ delivers a deep, late-night, tribal rework of SHOUSE’s ‘Call My Name’, transforming the emotional weight of the original into a driving, hypnotic club cut. Anchored by a rolling low end, restrained percussion, and haunting vocal moments, the remix builds tension with a slow-burning energy designed for peak time floors. […]