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Breaking Belfast: An Interview with Peter Gibney Of Soundspace Records
Belfast’s Peter Gibney is on hand to mix the latest episode of the Select Cuts series. The Soundspace Records co-owner talks us through the launch of the young UK imprint, some of his favourite city hang-outs and his personal rise as an artist. Hit that play button and make the introduction below! WWD: Thanks for... Read more »

Daithí Releases ‘Erase It’ Remix ahead of Longitude Performance [Interview]
We recently got together with Irish producer Daithí to talk about his new remix of I’m Your Vinyl’s track ‘Erase It’. Daithí also talks us through how he picks specific tracks to remix and how he now works with the artists to get the tracks out there, all of which helps to build good relationships... Read more »

Jesse Rose Is Winning By Doing Exactly What He Wants, When He Wants [THUMP CA]
[Re-Blog – THUMP CA] Jesse Rose is the real deal—a master in the grooves of underground house and techno. He is both a perpetual traveller and a tireless operative, honing his craft for more than two decades in the institutions of dance music across the world. Be it on the terrace at Amnesia, Ibiza, or... Read more »

Five Of The Best with John Daly [Interview]
Galway-based producer and DJ John Daly is undoubtedly one of the leading lights in Ireland’s House and Techno community. Aside from leading a number of his own initiatives, which includes co-founding Feel Music (set for a return this year!), he has released on numerous labels renowned across the globe. To name a few; Drumpoet, Secretsundaze and Gerd Janson’s Running Back.... Read more »

MUUI Steps Up With New The White Shadow Remix [Crossfrontier Audio]
Berlin-based producer MUUI joins Einmusik and Kris Davis for remix duties on the latest EP from The White Shadow. The Paranoid Dancer bossman delivers a deep, eery rework of ‘Dream’, full with grating life-like textures, entrancing arpeggiators and beautiful exploitation of the full spectrum. The remix builds impeccably from the offset, climaxing with a rising body and the introduction... Read more »

Select Cuts : Yannick Labbé [Mix + Interview]
Following the release of Seilertracks Part II, Hafendisko man Yannick Labbé jumps on board to deliver some essential mid-week listening. The rising producer presents the last episode of the Select Cuts series – an exquisite ensemble of deep and tech tunes, overflowing with intertwining melodies, emotive atmospheric touches and intricate percussion. Make the introduction below! WWD :... Read more »

Premiere : Joe Mesmar – Paranoid [Rhythm Distrikt 11]
The renowned Rhythm Distrikt compilation returns for its eleventh edition this month and it’s yet another stonker from respected UK independent Toolroom Records. Christian Cambas returns to the label to lead the release, featuring alongside tracks from Alex Costa, Spartaque, Criminish, Irregular Synth, Egoism and more. Today, we’re very exciting to share an exclusive from the... Read more »

Melokolektiv Back on OFF Recordings for Andre Crom & Chi Thanh ‘Freedom Call’ Remix [Premiere]
Off Recordings stalwarts Melokolektiv return to the Berlin-based imprint this month, featuring on a stack remix package for Andre Crom & Chi Thanh ‘Freedom Call’. The pair, who’ve previously shone on the likes of Crosstown Rebels, Selador and Get Physical, have put their much lauded midas touch to the original, rendering an emotive and tense rework. Utilising the vocal to... Read more »

5 Winners From Montréal’s AIM Festival [Magnetic Mag]
[Reblog – Magnetic Mag] Words by Dermot O’Sullivan The debut edition of Montréal’s AIM Festival has come and gone with plenty to get the ravers ravin’! The party, the first in the region to (legally) run live music in the wild for 32 hours straight, was situated at the lakeside, forested locale of Parc Carillon... Read more »

Danny Daze returns to Dublin for Opium Rooms debut
During the busy summer season, we Dubliners often find ourselves a little starved of acts to whet our whistles given that the shores of the White Isle are probably somewhat more alluring to headline acts than the streets of old Dublin town. However, the good men at Abstract have managed to lock in a real... Read more »