Solomun and Inéz turn an Alexandra Palace moment into 'Raider on the Storm'
The new collaboration carries the story of Solomun's Alexandra Palace shows into a record that had already started taking shape in public.
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Martin Garrix and U2 release 'Fireflies' after its Tomorrowland debut
The six-year collaboration brings all four U2 members onto a Garrix record for the first time, days after The Edge joined him on the festival mainstage.
Swedish House Mafia return with Lykke Li collaboration
'Happiness Is So Sad' is the first collaboration between Swedish House Mafia and Lykke Li, pairing melancholic piano with atmospheric electronic production.
Amelie Lens and Angèle announce new single 'Run'
The Belgian collaboration is out now after its live debut at Dour and will appear on Lens' debut album 'AURA' on September 4.
Charlotte de Witte on the focus behind her techno
The Belgian artist's stark visual identity matches a career built around pressure, precision and uncompromising club energy.
Kavinsky, the French producer behind 'Nightcall,' dies at 50
The artist born Vincent Belorgey helped define a noir strain of French electronic music and brought it to a global audience through 'Nightcall.'
The tracks, artists and labels leading Beatport in 2026
Beatport's mid-year data shows tech house in front, house holding its ground and melodic house and techno moving into bigger rooms.
Beatport's Latin Electronic genre gives four club sounds a dedicated home
Launched in April 2026, Beatport's Latin Electronic category centers Tribal/Guaracha, Electronic Cumbia, Moombahton and Raptor House.
How electronic music is taking the climate question seriously
DJs, festivals and climate organizations are testing greener touring, events and community action across the scene.
Ellen Allien on 'New Life', BPitch and creative freedom
The Berlin techno icon discusses grief, community and why the dance floor can still feel like a place to begin again.