Mixmag
Mixmag is a UK-based magazine dedicated to electronic dance music and nightlife, based in London. Established in 1982, it features coverage of dance events, along with music reviews and insights into club nights.
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mixmag.net | Megan Townsend
The government has warned of soaring fines for people who improperly throw away their used e-cigarettes ahead of the UK ban on disposable vapes, which will come into force next week (June 1). According to the UK Government's Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) guidance, households will now be fined $£600 if they "breach their waste duty of care" from next week — a £200 increase from £400 currently.
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mixmag.net | Patrick Hinton
The fast-paced junglist sound is currently surging through clubs with increasing popularity. More and more DJs from outside the d’n’b world are throwing rude percussive beats into their set, or embarking on ferocious jungle rinse outs to close out club nights. We’re delighted with the trend, and it’s inspired us to put together this list of the finest straight jungle fire mixes you can stream.
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1 week ago |
mixmag.net | Megan Townsend
Skrillex to play b2b with Jamie xx at London's LIDO Festival The full line-up for Jamie xx's curated edition of LIDO Festival, including a b2b between the musician and Skrillex. Jamie xx is also set to play b2b with next-gen jungliest Nia Archives, while other head to heads include Shy FX and Tim Reaper, and Todd Edwards b2b Bullet Tooth. DJ Harvey, Arca, Romy, Sampha and more are also set to appear at the festival at London's Victoria Park on June 7. For more info and tickets, click here.
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1 week ago |
mixmag.net | Patrick Hinton
West London club Gallery has announced a partnership with BLOND:ISH’s eco-conscious foundation Bye Bye Plastic. BLOND:ISH launched the foundation in 2020 with the stated aim of helping eliminate single-use plastic in the music industry and creating a greener future for touring musicians.
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mixmag.net | Megan Townsend
SoundCloud CEO Eliah Seton has issued a statement after the company received criticism over its Terms of Use, which reportedly included a policy that allows artificial intelligence training on user-uploaded music. Earlier this month, tech publication Futurism reported that SoundCloud “quietly” updated its terms and conditions in February 2024 to allow AI training on content uploaded to the streaming platform.
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