April Clare Welsh

3 days ago | djmag.com | April Clare Welsh

Sijya has signed with One Little Independent Records. The New Delhi-born composer, producer and graphic artist is due to release her first EP for the UK label on 12th September. ‘Leather & Brass’ was "shaped with the guidance" of Matthew Herbert and Hugh Jones (aka Crewdson) and is described in a press release as an "exploration of weight, density, and contrast, in sound and in sentiment".

3 days ago | djmag.com | April Clare Welsh

Eastern Margins is releasing a new LP from Jianbo. Out on 18th July, 'Everything For The Family' is the debut full-length release from the Chinese-Vietnamese-British artist, which was written following the sudden passing of his childhood friend Dominic Morgan. Described in a press release as "a deeply personal record exploring grief, brotherhood, and chosen family", the LP was created between hotel rooms across Asia and in the artist's southeast London bedroom.

5 days ago | djmag.com | April Clare Welsh

Unsound Kraków has unveiled its first list of names for the 2025 edition of the festival. Djrum, dBridge b2b gyrofield, A Guy Called Gerald, RP Boo & Gary Gwadera, Actress & Suzanne Ciani, DJ Haram, Nazar, and many other artists will head to the Polish city this autumn.

5 days ago | djmag.com | April Clare Welsh

Contemporary Irish electronic music is being highlighted in a new compilation, which lands on 2nd July. Curated by Dublin-based DJ, producer and Out of Space radio host Efa O’Neill, the 21-track release for Air Texture's location-focused series brings together an eclectic mix of sounds that promises "a diverse yet cohesive snapshot of the electronic soundscape across Ireland". Tracks on the release come from the likes of Lighght, Lúnasa, Optimist, Tr One, Polyp and Olive Hatake.

5 days ago | djmag.com | April Clare Welsh

Pretty Girl is the latest artist to join the 'fabric presents' mix roster. Out now via fabric Records, the Melbourne-born, London-based producer and DJ's house and garage-focused mix features tracks from Palms Trax, Sleep D, RONA, Otik, Lyric, Tom VR, Swim and more. It's described as a "love letter to the dancefloor, to her influences on two continents, and to the emotional resonance of great club music". Two tracks produced by the artist herself are also featured, 'Innadream' and 'Hahaha'.