DJs
Can DJs on Twitch Replace Clubs? It Depends on Who’s Paying
The live-streaming platform has become a lifeline for DJs during the pandemic. Does Twitch care enough to make it last?
70 Percent of DJs Have Had to Retrain, Thanks to COVID-19
Even if clubs reopen, will anybody be there to play them?
The Clubbing Industry Says It Desperately Needs Government Support to Survive
Thom Yorke, Four Tet and Maya Jane Coles have joined the #LetUsDance campaign, asking for a share of the UK government's £1.57 billion package for the arts.
Bring Back Turntable.fm
Turntable.fm predicted the future of the internet, but didn't survive to see it. The nostalgia for it hints at what could be a new normal—or just a passing fad.
Livestreamed DJ Sets Are Taking Hip-Hop Back to Its Roots
"D-Nice has changed the dynamic of DJing right now. History is being made as we speak."
Welcome to 'Peak DJ', Where Even Department Stores Have In-House DJs
This once devotional art form has been reduced to background fodder for tech-enthusiasts and small-plate diners.
Meet the DJs making NYC's nightlife scene more inclusive
By offering educational workshops and mentorship, Skillshare empowers women, queer, and non-binary people of color.
Meet the DJs making NYC's nightlife scene more inclusive
By offering educational workshops and mentorship, Skillshare empowers women, queer, and non-binary people of color.
We Asked Wedding DJs How They Feel About Playing Michael Jackson's Music
“If some of us don’t take a stand as professionals, we’re kind of enabling him.”
The Rave Gap: How UK Nightlife Still Struggles with Ageism
Club culture in general is becoming more inclusive, but continues to fall short when it comes to welcoming older clubbers and DJs – especially those who are women.
Meet Jazar Crew, the DJ Duo Bringing Electronic Parties to Palestine
"An outlet like dancing or art is extremely important especially in an area without freedom of movement like Palestine."
Meet the Punk-Turned-Techno-Activist Revolutionizing Copenhagen’s Rave Scene
No racism, sexism, homophobia, or transphobia: Nikolaj Jakosen's punk rock ethos informed the underlying philosophy of the rave collective Fast Forward.