John Cameron
Electronic Music Journalist and Copywriter at Freelance
Managing Editor at EDM Identity
Electronic music journalist. Editor of https://t.co/PK09v0itqt and freelance copywriter.
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6 days ago |
edmidentity.com | John Cameron
Enrico Sangiuliano has treated his latest music release as an opportunity to put techno producers on game. The Discipline EP on NINETOZERO consists of three tracks by a handful of artists — not the least of which is his own, “The Techno Code,” which offers something of a masterclass in big room techno arrangement. The first few bars of “The Techno Code” sound like a run-of-the-mill techno track.
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edmidentity.com | John Cameron
Solomun has become a fixture of Ibiza in the eleven years that he’s headed up his namesake residency. The Bosnian-German DJ and producer has now announced the official 2025 program for Solomun +1, as it’s called, revealing a litany of fellow superstars who will join him at Pacha Ibiza between June 8 – October 5. The residency kicks off with Solomun playing an open-to-close set.
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edmidentity.com | John Cameron
Alison Wonderland is celebrating the ten-year anniversary of her debut album at… the Ren Faire? Indeed, Run came out just over a decade ago, and the Australian DJ and producer is commemorating its release with a unique performance at the Renaissance Pleasure Faire at the Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area in Irwindale, California on Saturday, April 19 at 5:45pm local time.
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edmidentity.com | John Cameron
Ever since it was unveiled last year, [UNVRS] has become the subject of no shortage of high-profile DJ residency announcements. But the latest among them is arguably its biggest yet. Anyma will headline the self-proclaimed hyperclub every Tuesday from July 8 – August 26. The Afterlife co-founder will not be going at it alone, either. A veritable who’s who of house and techno talent will accompany him at each of the eight gatherings.
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edmidentity.com | John Cameron
We here at EDM Identity recognize that there’s a room for any sound — whether or not it’s our cup of tea. The South Gloucester Council apparently didn’t get this memo. It has decided that Yewtree Farm in South West England is an unfit setting for the psytrance sounds of Goa Cream Festival, partly citing strongly worded letters from area residents. On April 8, the Council rejected the festival organizers’ request to return to its event site of three years, which sits near the town of Thornbury.
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