Magnetic Magazine
Established in 2011 by David Ireland, the founder and publisher of BPM, along with editor Rob Simas, Magnetic is an online magazine dedicated to electronic dance music (EDM). It seamlessly blends social media, culture, fashion, and music through a uniquely designed, user-friendly website. Magnetic explores the evolving landscape and political aspects of electronic music, offering insights into both its history and future. With experienced journalists who have been part of the scene since its inception, as well as new voices from emerging influencers, Magnetic serves as a respected source in the world of electronic music.
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magneticmag.com | Will Vance
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith lights up when you ask her about discipline. “Omgosh! Favorite topic to talk about!” she says, without hesitation. But if you’re expecting a strict set of rules or rigid schedules, you’ll be surprised. For Smith, discipline isn’t about limits. It’s about love. “I love practice!” she tells us. “It’s what I wake up excited about. I like seeing how little by little something can build.” That idea—of structure as a kind of devotion—runs through her entire creative life.
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magneticmag.com | Will Vance
With their collaborative EP 2009 landing on Sasha’s iconic Last Night on Earth imprint, Hernan Cattaneo and Mercurio bring a deep sense of perspective and continuity to the label’s catalog. These are not artists rushing to stay relevant; they are artists who have shaped the very idea of what enduring relevance looks like.
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magneticmag.com | David Ireland
OMD or Orchestral Maneuvers In The Dark is on tour, and it’s exciting for a lot of reasons. Going to see shows where I know the audience will be in their 60s is always a challenge, as these shows often serve up audio nostalgia on a soup spoon, with ghosts of artists trying to hold on to what’s left. While the audience was indeed older, they were definitely not having any soup; they were having margaritas and big 20oz cans of beer and dancing like it was 1985.
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2 weeks ago |
magneticmag.com | Will Vance
There are two types of studio desks: ones that try to look like they belong in a studio, and ones that are actually designed to function inside one. The Wavebone Starship falls squarely into the second category. After months of daily use—including everything from DAW sessions and hardware jams to full workdays and Zoom calls—I can confidently say this is one of the most thought-out studio desks I’ve come across. It’s not trying to reinvent anything.
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magneticmag.com | Connor Phillips
DJ DIESEL and LAYZ have officially unleashed their first collaborative single, “BRING THE PAIN.” Following a series of high-profile festival plays and surprise back-to-back sets, the track lands as the lead single off DJ DIESEL’s forthcoming EP MOST DOMINANT, dropping on July 18th. With this release, both artists channel raw intensity and genre-pushing sound design into a mainstage-ready anthem built for maximum impact.
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