DJ Mag TM

DJ Mag TM

DJ Magazine, commonly referred to as DJ Mag, is a monthly publication from the UK that focuses on electronic dance music and DJs. Established in 1991, it is available in various countries, including the UK, USA, Spain, France, Italy, Latin America, China, South Korea, and Indonesia.

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#98736

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#80849

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  • 4 days ago | djmag.com | Christian Eede

    Beatport has added a new genre category dedicated to Brazilian funk. The music platform launched the Brazilian Funk category on Wednesday, 30th April in a bid to "recognise one of Brazil's most dynamic and culturally rich musical exports", it said. Brazilian funk, also sometimes termed baile funk and funk carioca, is a distinct music style that takes tips from hip-hop, electronic music, Miami bass and freestyle.

  • 5 days ago | djmag.com | Christian Eede

    DJs Kampire and Decay have revealed plans to play a 24-hour b2b set in an effort to raise funds for the building of an arts centre in Kampala, Uganda. The pair will take to the decks at 32° East, which is Uganda's first purpose-built art centre from 6pm EAT on Friday, 23rd May, with the set being streamed live on Mixcloud. It's hoped that funds raised during the set will help fund the completion of the building of 32° East, with $100,000 still needed to finish the work.

  • 5 days ago | djmag.com | Christian Eede

    Erika de Casier has surprise-released a new album, 'Lifetime'. Featuring 11 tracks, it builds on the trip-hop-influenced sound of past records and follows last year's 'Still' LP. After releasing her last two albums with 4AD, this latest effort sees de Casier return to putting out records via her own Independent Jeep Music imprint.

  • 5 days ago | djmag.com | Christian Eede

    The reopening of New York venue Brooklyn Mirage has been delayed further after building inspectors refused to grant the recently renovated venue necessary permits. The club had originally been scheduled to reopen on Thursday, 1st May for a sold-out show by Sara Landry, who was also scheduled to play the following day. In an Instagram post shared just hours before the first event had been due to begin though, Brooklyn Mirage confirmed that all shows that weekend were cancelled.

  • 5 days ago | djmag.com | Christian Eede

    Calvin Harris has unveiled the full list of guests joining him for his "double residency" at Ushuaïa Ibiza this summer. Harris will be taking over the venue for 25 dates, overseeing each Tuesday from 1st July until 26th August, and each Friday from 30th May until 12th September. Tuesdays will "promise wild energy and spectacle" according to a press release, while Friday events will focus on house music.