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]]>Taking place on Saturday 6th May, dance music fans can tune in for free via www.judgejules.net where the legendary DJ will deliver a live mix to mark this significant milestone. Expect plenty of special tunes from across the history of ‘The Global Warm Up’, from its launch in 2004 to the present day. To be first to receive the link and full details of the livestream event head over to www.judgejules.net and sign up to the Judge Won’t Budge Membership Group via the pop up link.
‘The Global Warm Up’ began as a weekly radio show allowing Jules to play music that he loves and reach out to clubbers across the world. Fast forward nearly two decades and ‘The Global Warm Up’ is still massive, available as a podcast and broadcast via 79 stations in over 50 countries, reaching upwards of a million listeners each week. During this time Jules has put the spotlight on countless guests such as up-and-coming DJ / producers like wh0, This Culture, and LF System, through to A-list artists like Paul Oakenfold, Joel Corry, and Armin Van Buuren.
Alongside Pete Tong, Judge Jules became synonymous with weekend dancefloor manoeuvres around the world thanks to unmissable radio shows on KISS FM, then BBC Radio 1.
Judge Jules has a busy summer hitting the road with his live band, his ‘Judge Jules Goes Large’ club nights, with Ministry Of Sound Classical and festivals around the country.
Tune in here to the 1000th edition of The Global Warm Up on 6th May to celebrate alongside one of global dance music’s true trailblazers.
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]]>After launching the Beta form of Aux app last year (www.aux.app), the tech company startup is giving back by celebrating some of the brightest names and brands waking waves in recent years.
Across 11 categories (artist and industry), the nominations have been selected by the visionary team at Aux – led by founder, tech entrepreneur Ben Bowler – together with an partners from Music Ally, HotVox, The Independent Music Insider and Access All Areas.
There’s a real mix of genres represented in the shortlist, but we were thrilled to see the Drum & Bass scene so well represented.
Best Independent Artist nominees include the bass heavy sounds of Wingz, the vocal stylings of Ruth Royall whose had multiple features with Mollie Collins, and Satl whose ‘Bedroom Producer With A Dream’ album saw him secure top liquid legends DRS, T.R.A.C, and Tokyo Prose as collaborators.
Other acts up for gongs are Airstrike (Best Single – Lion Up), Stay-C (Best Single – Russian Doll, Hospital Records), and Gentlemens Club (Best Independent Music Video – 1999).
On the Aux Awards, Ben Bowler commented,
“Our awards are a chance to recognise the artists and companies creating new sounds, building new business models and connecting us through music. I am personally excited that we have such high profile nomination partners, given that this is our first iteration of the event who all bring decades of expertise in their fields to their respective categories.”
The Aux Awards will be hosted by Ben alongside some special guest hosts and performances. Register via Eventbrite and join the event on YouTube.
Voting for the Aux Awards is open until 11th March 2022. Check out the full list of nominees and get voting at https://aux.app/awards.
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]]>Data Transmission proudly presents sets from Joe Goddard, Ben Westbeech x Lex Wolf, Sofi Tukker & Crazy P Soundsystem as part of the global charity, In Place Of War‘s Around The World in 80 Raves campaign.
In Place of War presents: Around the World In 80 Raves | Worldwide sponsored fundraising challenge meets the global rave. Across the month of October, members of the public and our worldwide music industry partners all collaborated in a fundraising challenge – to cover the 7,200 mile / 11,600km distance across some of the 26 countries where In Place of War has projects.
To carry on the support for the Charity over the coming weeks, you can tune into the sets & support incredible music development projects in places of conflict in São Paulo, Brazil and Cape Town, South Africa, by donating via the dedicated JustGiving page.
Second up, Crazy P Soundsystem – Tune in a 5pm TODAY!
This short video tells you where your donations are going. Be part of the global music community making a positive change by just enjoying the music you love.
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]]>Data Transmission proudly presents sets from Joe Goddard, Ben Westbeech x Lex Wolf, Sofi Tukker & Crazy P Soundsystem as part of the global charity, In Place Of War‘s Around The World in 80 Raves campaign.
In Place of War presents: Around the World In 80 Raves | Worldwide sponsored fundraising challenge meets the global rave. Across the month of October, members of the public and our worldwide music industry partners all collaborated in a fundraising challenge – to cover the 7,200 mile / 11,600km distance across some of the 26 countries where In Place of War has projects.
To carry on the support for the Charity over the coming weeks, you can tune into the sets & support incredible music development projects in places of conflict in São Paulo, Brazil and Cape Town, South Africa, by donating via the dedicated JustGiving page.
First up, Sofi Tukker – Tune in a 5pm TODAY!
This short video tells you where your donations are going. Be part of the global music community making a positive change by just enjoying the music you love.
Follow the In Place Of War story via their socials:
Facebook
Insta
Twitter
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]]>His “Motifs From The New World” LP spans across ten tracks of futuristic and thunderous techno full of dynamite. Each of the tracks were all made live, which is quite some feat considering the calibre of the music in this package.
Saytek is a natural at creating innovative techno, house and acid using his vast knowledge of machines and studio hardware to strain the boundaries of the genres and meld them all together. His live sets are energetic and known for transforming the dancefloor into otherworldly atmospheres.
I chatted on Twitch recently too Saytek LIVE about the art of playing live on and making music live.
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]]>Firmly rooted in the underground, Doc’s unique sound has crossover appeal and is demanded not only by well-informed dancefloors but international tastemakers as well. His bassline driven productions have come on a laundry list of notable labels: Lapsus Music, Go Deeva, Natura Viva, Cube Trax, PPMusic and HoTL, just to name a few.
In this video, Doc Brown joined me on Twitch for a Live Interview in my Music Talk series. Music Talk on Twitch happens on Monday & Wednesdays between 1pm and 4pm (UK). In this conversation we discussed his djing on twitch, he gives tips for streaming on the platform and how he’s navigated the current pandemic as a label owner.
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]]>SNOE’s co-founder Beth Lydi joins me for a Demo Listening Session on Twitch on Monday 15th August at 1pm (UK).
Born in Oslo, Beth’s curiosity has taken her around the entire world, and eventually, she ended up in Berlin. Although settled in this busy cultural city, her closeness with nature, the mountains, forest and the ocean is still a cornerstone of her existence. Her love for Norway takes her back more often than not.
A key motivation in her life is the discovery of new things, soaking up everything that makes her happy. She acknowledges the importance of appreciation, appreciation for everything good in life that makes you feel something.
This is probably a reason why she dives headfirst and with full force into new experiences, which that you can recognize when you see her interacting with music. Music is one of her biggest passions, and this has spread out to every aspect of her life.
Currently, she is the co-owner of SNOE which she co-runs with Andreas Henneberg – propelling her into the spotlight.
Her latest release comes as part of Burnheart Remixed, a project that sees German violinist and producer Johanna Burnheart further and more directly explores the underground club scene that has long influenced her work, with four incredible electronic artists providing brand new versions of tracks from her album. Sitting somewhere between deep, hypnotic techno and visceral tech house, Beth’s remix of Johanna’s track Sisyphos is a dark and twisted delight, ripe for basement raves thanks to its raw beats, propulsive groove and head scrambling breakdown.
If you’d like to submit a demo for the label and Beth, then the form is open till Sunday 14th August – here.
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]]>The Brazilian born Turkey based producer bubbled to attention with impressive cuts on Ellum Audio, led by ‘The Rails’, before following up with his second release on Ellum, on Pig&Dan’s Elevate and Fur Coat’s Oddity imprint. A qualified sound engineer, the 25-year-old possesses a talent and distinct musical signature that belies his years. Music has been his passion from the early age of 7, while living with his uncle Maicon a.k.a Charcott who has played in many venues in the underground scene of the city of Sao paulo back in the 90s and early 00s.
His latest release “Somewhere EP” (grab it here) came out from Adam Beyer’s respected label Truesoul. Fred Lenix, surely is a rising talent taking his futuristic scene forward.
Watch the video to find out his tips for getting signed to Truesoul Records.
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]]>With an avid fan base and clubs around the world vying for her to perform, Gou is required to travel a lot. But much like the majority of her generation, she is growing increasingly conscious of her carbon footprint – both on the road and even in the club. With the future in mind, Gou hopes that hydrogen, a pure and powerful element derived from the water of any source, can help provide cleaner and more sustainable mobility and environmental solutions.
Among these forward-thinking H2U ambassadors is South Korean, Berlin-based DJ Peggy Gou. As an internationally famous DJ, Gou travels often and is eager to find new solutions to assist with the transport of her equipment. In a Hyundai NEXO – a hydrogen-powered, zero-emission car – Gou takes us on a tour of Berlin, a city praised for its progressive culture and its hydrogen infrastructure. She is proud that a Korean brand has become a global pioneer for hydrogen technology and as she gears up for her Closed Club Tour – a visit to some of Berlin’s famed nightlife since their temporary shuttering Gou – wonders if hydrogen can help Berlin clubs reach their goal to become CO2 neutral by 2050.
As Berlin’s clubs remain locked down, Peggy Gou takes us behind closed doors for a special live set.
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]]>The original story included “You may not use videos on our Products to create a music listening experience … If you use videos on our Products to create a music listening experience for yourself or for others, your videos will be blocked and your page, profile or group may be deleted. This includes Live.”
Apologies from us for reporting it. We have done more digging and a source at Facebook has given us the actual ‘Updates and guidelines for including music in video’
The site states: “Music is a bonding force in normal times. During difficult and isolating times like this, we know it can be even more important. As social distancing has forced everyone to stay apart, more people have turned to Instagram and Facebook Live to stay connected with their communities. This rapid rise in usage has created a lot of good during this crisis – raising money for frontline workers and underserved communities, driving awareness of healthy habits, encouraging people to stay safe by staying home and bringing people together through new forms of entertainment. But it’s also highlighted some confusion across the community – especially around the use of recorded music in Live on both Facebook and Instagram.At its core, Live brings people together in a real-time and unproduced way. This has opened up new creative opportunities for many creators, artists and other public figures.“
They continue “We want to encourage musical expression on our platforms while also ensuring that we uphold our agreements with rights holders. These agreements help protect the artists, songwriters and partners who are the cornerstone of the music community – and we’re grateful for how they’ve enabled the amazing creativity we’ve seen in this time.”
They are constantly improving the products at Facebook including the platform, Instagram and Whatsapp. They have said they the best ways to use music on the platform are in these manners.
- There are no limits on things such as music in Stories, or traditional musical performances (e.g. filming a live artist or band performing).
- The greater the number of full-length recorded tracks in a video, the more likely it may be limited (more below on what we mean by “limited”).
- Shorter clips of music are recommended.
- There should always be a visual component to your video; recorded audio should not be the primary purpose of the video.
You can read their full blog post here.
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