Music · 07 June 2026
Nia Archives returns with the third single from her forthcoming new album ‘Emotional Junglist’ called ‘Vertical’, where skittering hi-hats underscore a honeymoon period of romantic infatuation. Continuing to play with genre around her singular, alt-jungle sound- she cites Madonna’s ‘Ray Of Light’ era and Björk as inspiration for the reduced BPM and nods to ‘90s electronica.
Music · 05 June 2026
Above & Beyond recently celebrated the launch of ‘Anjunabeats Volume 17’ with a one-off pop-up event at London's 26 Leake Street, transforming the underground venue into a celebration of the label's next chapter. Hosted in front of a limited-capacity crowd of dedicated fans, the event offered a rare opportunity to experience the group at close quarters. Fans danced shoulder to shoulder throughout the night, turning the intimate tunnel venue into a showcase of the Anjunabeats sound today.
Music · 04 June 2026
Adam Ten lands on Defected Records with throwback house track ‘I Never Knew’. No stranger to the Defected family of labels, he previously landed on its underground arm DFTD in 2024 with ‘Call 911’ alongside frequent collaborator Rafael.
Music · 03 June 2026
Norwegian DJ/producer Simon Field returns with ‘Danger’, a track built around a sleazy spoken male vocal, warped late-night energy, and a sharp sense of timing. It leans into personality over polish-for-polish’s sake, while still carrying the kind of detailed production that has become familiar with his output.
Music · 02 June 2026
Finland’s Darude and Australia’s Mashd N Kutcher recently released their new track, ‘HYPE’, which is out now on Vibing Out! The collaboration began with Darude laying the foundations of drums, house piano keys and grooves inspired by the emotive sounds that have shaped his career. Mashd N Kutcher then injected their influence from UK hard house, Melbourne bounce and their own original rap topline. Darude then completed the track with a trance-infused breakdown and final mixdown.
Clubbing · 01 June 2026
New Thames-side venue Ironworks will launch in London this October, with a limited run of shows that aim to bring together festival-scale production with the raw energy of warehouse spaces. The focus is simple: music, atmosphere and shared experience, delivered at a scale that is apparently rarely seen in the capital.