Danny Kaufman

5 days ago | magneticmag.com | Danny Kaufman

May 2025 sets the stage for what’s to come this exciting Summer season all across clubland. Soul Clap’s collaboration with Haven Star is an endearing story of when the weekend can get the best of us. Of course, in the package of a whimsical house tune that’ll find its way into a lounge or beach bar near you. Nic Fanciulli’s “Hold on”via Defected is another that transcends the nightclub and embodies the sound of the Summer.

1 month ago | magneticmag.com | Danny Kaufman

Highlights this past month in the techno universe include a couple of prominent packages that help fill up the chart. Including a trio off of the 10th edition of Ellie Acula’s SPANDAU20 that top the list. Plus, all three of the tracks from NINETOZERO’s latest. A limited series of EPs from the techno master himself, Enrico Sangiuliano. Robert Hood is here too with a solo release that he’s made purely out of his passion for minimal techno.

1 month ago | magneticmag.com | Danny Kaufman

Keinemusik’s “One And Only” collaboration with Reznik and Good Guy Mikesh was absolutely a highlight this past month. As were a couple of a long-players. Including, All Day I Dream’s 12-track Spring Sampler and Riva Starr’s Keep Me On The Dancefloor LP. His first on Snatch! since 2013. Check out all of the house tracks to chart so far this year:1.

1 month ago | magneticmag.com | Danny Kaufman

Unlike most of Coachella, the Do Lab curates their own unique lineup each weekend that doesn’t make its way to the official poster. Although, dance music is generally the focus of the artfully designed stage and many of the desert ravers understand that this secondary lineup is where you can find a lot of the festival’s hidden magic. Including, a scorching set between Henri Bergmann and Layla Benitez that matched the triple digit heat on Friday, April 11th.

2 months ago | magneticmag.com | Ben Lepper |Danny Kaufman

Enchanted Core isn’t chasing a trend—he’s building his own version of it. His latest track Illusions (Don’t Leave Me) came together after watching Martin Garrix close out his EDC 2024 set, and you can hear that scale baked right into the DNA of the production. The crowd, the pacing, the tension—all of it left an impression. But instead of trying to replicate the experience, Enchanted Core pulled that inspiration through his own lens and pushed it in a new direction.