Mano Le Tough announces return of Maeve imprint with forthcoming compilation

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Mano Le Tough has announced the return of his Maeve record label, with a forthcoming compilation, Mano Le Tough pres. Maeve – Keep Your Dream Alive, set to land on 1 May. The compilation will serve as a ‘best of’, spanning the label’s history to date, and can be pre-saved here. It will be followed…

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Boston 168 on DJing in the Age of Phones and Social Media

Boston 168 (@boston_168_official) have always approached DJing and live performance from a hardware-first perspective, and that mindset carries directly into how they think about risk, structure, and crowd interaction. Built around analogue machines and live sequencing, their sets are less about precision in the traditional sense and more about control within unpredictability. That becomes especially […]

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Audien Talks Algorithms, Live Sets, and His New Record “Sacrifice”

Press Photos Courtesy of David Higgs Audien (@audien) returns with “Sacrifice,” a new collaboration with Sam Harper, whose voice many listeners will recognize from James Hype’s “Waterfalls.” The release leans into the emotional and euphoric side of Audien’s sound, pairing large-scale melodic production with a vocal that gives the record its center. It feels built […]

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ICYKOF Breaks Down ‘Space Talk’ and the Limits of Algorithmic Discovery Of Music

Images Cred To Ryan James-Beau (Unless Otherwise Credited) ICYKOF’s (@icykof) arrival on Radio Slave’s Rekids Special Projects imprint lands with a clear sense of direction. ‘Space Talk’ connects his London-rooted perspective with a lineage that runs through Detroit and Chicago, while still staying grounded in club function. That balance has defined his output across KMS […]

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