FIFI FORTE Debuts on Diggin Records with Gain My Trust EP

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The London-based DJ and producer returns with three tightly wound cuts of rolling tech house, deep grooves and ’90s-inspired energy. Following an impressive run of career releases on labels including Hottrax, Deeperfect, Pakate and Libero, UK artist FIFI FORTE now makes her debut on esteemed tech house imprint Diggin’ Records with her latest project, ‘Gain My Trust EP’. […]

Drunken Kong Return to Tronic With the Razor-Sharp Axis EP

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Tokyo techno icon Drunken Kong are back on Tronic with their latest release, the Axis EP. It marks another chapter in a long-running relationship with Christian Smith’s imprint, Drunken Kong have delivered several EPs and singles to Tronic over the years, including Look Into My Eyes EP, Spectrum EP, Rhythmic High EP, and Tonight EP, […]

Nicole Moudaber Delivers New Single BODY AND SOUL on MADMINDS

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Global music queen Nicole Moudaber returns to the release radar with infectious new track ‘Body and Soul’ – out now via good friend Layton Giordani’s rapidly rising imprint MADMINDS. Marking almost exactly one year since Giordani launched the New York-based imprint in partnership with Armada Music, ‘Body And Soul’ sees Moudaber deliver a groove-laden cut […]

Ad Tech Has A Multibillion-Dollar Privacy Problem. It Started Decades Ago

The biggest privacy risk facing ad tech isn’t whatever state privacy law passed last month; it’s the ones that passed decades ago. The Video Privacy Protection Act was written to protect VHS renters in 1988. Another, the California Invasion of Privacy Act, was enacted in 1967 to stop illegal wiretapping, about which there was a […]

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Mauro Picotto Pulls Back the Studio Curtain: A Masterclass in Modern Trance Production

The Trance Architect Opens His Creative Lab Mauro Picotto, the Italian trance luminary who helped define the sound of progressive and uplifting trance throughout the 1990s and 2000s, has granted fans something increasingly rare in electronic music: an unfiltered window into his creative sanctum. In a recent behind-the-scenes documentary-style video, the legendary producer walks through […]

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RA.1057 Marina Herlop

An hour of ancient and alien sounds from the Catalan composer and PAN favourite. Marina Herlop is at once from the future and from the past. The classically trained Catalan singer’s voice opens a door onto an older world—a nymph out of a Romantic painting. Underneath, something deeply alien. “When you’re writing a song… there’s a moment of expulsion, like a squid spitting,” she told Pitchfork. She didn’t open a laptop until her third album, learning Ableton from scratch over a fortnight in her father’s family home in the Aragon hills. That record, Pripyat, and its follow-up Nekkuja landed on PAN, placing her among the experimental queens like Eartheater and Jenny Hval—with a touch of Björk. Her RA Mix brings those influences to the surface: classical with a whiff of the strange (Holst’s Rig Veda hymns, Sakamoto playing Ravel), music for worlds that don’t exist (Ragnarok Online, Jujutsu Kaisen, Morricone) and a study in everything a voice can be made into. Barely any is club music. Assembled in Ableton—”I don’t have access to a CDJ right now,” she says—RA.1057 is a soundtrack for decompression. Asked which club shaped her most, she named one that isn’t: El Pumarejo, the Barcelona space where she met the musicians still in her band. Find the Q&A and tracklist at ra.co/podcast/1076 @marinaherlopofficial