New York City house music pioneer Cevin Fisher has died after a brief battle with cancer. He had just turned 63 years old.

Celebrating the 15th anniversary of the stellar and absolutely classic "Want You In My Soul" from Lovebirds and Stee Downes, Winding Road Records releases a new package of remixes by Knee Deep, Atjazz ...

Fusing Afro-influenced soul with Balearica and deep house tracks, Medlar drops an EP that just fits perfectly with Delusions of Grandeur's sound.

Labels are lining up for a cut of Spotify's latest scheme with questionable listener interest. Spotify is plowing ahead with its latest AI venture — a tool that enables fans to remix their favorite ...

One of the most anticipated new drum machines in years, Vermona’s analog and sampling drumDING is now available. One of the stars of the last two Berlin Superbooth exhibition and trade shows, drumDING ...

In his 2019 memoir, Norman Jay MBE tells the story of a groundbreaking DJ, and also creates a vital record of the formative years of modern club culture.

In his 2019 memoir, Norman Jay MBE tells the story of a groundbreaking DJ, and also creates a vital record of the formative years of modern club culture. For any U.S. readers who may not be familiar ...

The singularity is defined by futurists as the moment when computer intelligence surpasses human intelligence. For 5 Mag, the singularity was the moment that the work necessary to filter out ...

Lovely eight track collection of Marcel Vogel‘s Lumberjacks in Hell label featuring a mix of new and reworked material. If L.I.H. have a label sound then you’d place it somewhere in a musical ...

The Clavinet is an electronic clavichord, and you know the sound of one even if you don’t think you do. It’s the signature sound on Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition,” which aside from being a supernova ...

There are certain artists that have not only made major contributions to dance music in terms of their own musical output, but have also contributed in terms of scene building and lifting those around ...

If you know how an Ackermann track starts you can never feel 100% sure how it’ll finish. “Off-kilter” is the word that would come to mind if it hadn’t already been used to describe a hundred other ...