Photo Credit: Bence Szemerey London’s South Bermondsey Festival is returning for its fifth edition this September, bringing another genre-spanning programme of underground electronic music, live performance and experimental sounds to the capital’s Bermondsey Triangle. Taking place on September 26, 2026, the one-day festival will once again spread across Avalon Cafe, Ormside Projects and M.O.T., three grassroots venues along Surrey Canal Road that have become closely associated with South East London’s independent club culture. The 2026 edition will also introduce a […]
How to Submit Your Music to BBC Radio as an Independent Artist
For independent musicians, getting a song onto BBC Radio can feel like one of those industry milestones that is reserved for artists with managers, publicists and record-label connections. But the BBC has spent almost two decades building a route specifically designed to make its radio network accessible to emerging artists: BBC Music Introducing. Launched in 2007, BBC Introducing was created to support unsigned, undiscovered and under-the-radar musicians. Its online Uploader gives artists a direct route into the BBC’s regional music […]
Cam Jones Makes Zealous Records Debut With ‘Impatient’ EP
Miami producer Cam Jones has made his debut on UK house label Zealous Records with the three-track Impatient EP, marking the 24th release in the label’s catalogue. Released on 13 August 2026, the record is available across streaming platforms, with a four-week Beatport exclusive period, and has already picked up early support from a notable selection of DJs and producers including Gorgon City, MEDUZA, Mau P, Sam Divine, Shiba San and Deeper Purpose. The release introduces Jones to a label […]
DAW Collaboration Playbook From First Loop to Bounce
DAW collaboration needs clean files, version rules, and the right cloud stack. Use this playbook to avoid broken sessions and ship cleaner tracks.
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Change Pitch in GarageBand: 7 Tools I Trust for Vocals
change pitch in GarageBand without wrecking vocals, loops or samples. Try clean workflows for key matching, MIDI fixes and fewer artifacts before your bounce.
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The Moving Neighbourhood Effect: How Cab Advertising Takes Brands Into the Streets Where Their Customers Actually Live??
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The Arrival-to-Action Window: How Airport Advertising Can Influence What Travellers Do After They Leave the Terminal??
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The Platform-to-Purchase Effect Metro journeys are filled with small gaps—waiting for a train, changing platforms,…
Mersiv Returning to Caverns for ‘Stonehenge II’ With Taiki Nulight, The Widdler and More
The two-night run will take place on August 28th and 29th, two years after its first edition.
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