Interviews

As The Glitch Mob wrap up their North American tour, that lasted over 7 months, they sit down with us to talk about the progression of their sound, their new material, and what it's like working with an independent label. Here's what they had to say...

The Sirens call your name—12 of them in all—drawing you out from between the headphones and tempting you onto the dance floor. The curators to this dance vocal onslaught are Gorgon City, the UK’s latest import to take the U.S. by storm, one chorus at a time...

Bet you didn’t know that a man named Christian Karlsson (of the late, great Miike Snow) worked on Britney Spears’ “Toxic.” Bet you also didn’t know that another musician, Linus Eklöw (otherwise known as Style of Eye), co-wrote and produced Icona Pop’s smash hit, “I Love It...

Set for October 14th, Eliot Lipp’s new album Watch the Stars will be released on the Pretty Lights Music label. The album is a fusion of funk meeting vocal experiments and collaborations with artists like up-and-coming Cherub and Supervision...

Rufus du Sol's debut Gold selling album ATLAS is an incredible fusion of genres. The boys are heading out on a 15 stop North American Tour in October and are about to hit NYC. Here's what they had to say:   You're music touches on elements of downtempo, ambient electronic, and pop. What directio...

How do you feel about having just played the fabled TomorrowWorld? The people really made it special.  The crowd was a mix of experienced hardcore ravers and people who are completely new to the dance music scene (maybe they were dragged there by their friends or because it's the cool thing to do now), so there was a massive variety...

Favorite place on earth? I haven't been to that many places yet, but having yet experiencing and seeing what the world has to offer, I would have to say my own home studio.   Favorite headphones and/or piece of DJ equipment? ...

All we really know about you is your stage name - Slow Magic. Where did the inspiration come for the name? I guess just early on when making the songs. The name kind of came from just the process of making music and spending a lot of time on the music ...

In this day and age, musicians need to demonstrate stylistic diversity in order to stay relevant for more than a month, which Pegboard Nerds have been doing quite successfully. Comprised of Michael Parsberg and Alex Odden, the Scandinavian dance duo constantly push themselves to go beyond the comfort of simply structured bass music and explore and combine styles like drum & bass, trap, moomba

Favorite place on earth? London. Favorite headphones and/or piece of DJ equipment? I've been using the Beyer Dynamics DT100's for over 10 years, they look and sound the best to me. Biggest influence on your music? Other peoples music, other peoples everything , people in general, everything in general...