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• GLASTONBURY ANNOUNCES FULL LINEUP WITH STAGE TIMES
  Glastonbury has announced its full line-up with stage times for the festival that will run from Wednesday 22nd to Sunday 26th June.Full details of who will play the DANCE village had already been confirmed, as well as its Block 9 area, the festival’s apocalyptic haven for underground house and TECHNO Those line-ups included the likes of Oliver Heldens, Maceo Plex, Four Tet, Eats Everything, Bicep, Tensnake, Leon Vynehall and Fatima Yamaha. They were all also joined by a Prince tribute by Hot Chip, a two-hour deep house set from New York legend Roger Sanchez, Mr G (live), Berlin’s Panorama Bar resident ND_BAUMECKER, a Rinse FM takeover and many more.Check out the full list of acts set to perform across the weekend on the poster below. For stage times head over to the line-up page on the Glastonbury website.Rob McCallum is DJ Mag’s digital news writer. Follow him on Twitter here.Media: glastonbury2010eee.jpgGlastonburyGlastonbury line-upoliver heldensMaceo PlexFour TetEats EverythingBicepTensnakeFestival locks in when Oliver Heldens, Maceo Plex, Four Tet and many more will perform...Navigation Section:NewsSection Priority:Priority 1



• Steffis Ranting Note
  The Dolly chief and Panorama Bar resident talks social media, DJ polls, trainspotting and more in this extended chat with The Ransom Note.



• Hear Tiga Dubfire Luciano and More Give Tips For Producers
  Skipping the regular formula of festival recaps, Igloofest in Montreal, Canada has followed its 2015 edition with a video aimed at burgeoning ELECTRONIC MUSIC roducers. In this wrap-up from the team at LANDR, key acts from the lineup including Panorama Bar regular Cassy, Montreals own Tiga, Get Physical duo M.A.N.D.Y., Cadenza boss Luciano and []



• Beatport Live Berlin John Osborn
  Join Beatport Live Friday (Apr. 17) as we welcome John Osborn with an exclusive set at Berlins subterranean Prince Charles Club. With a DJ career spanning over two decades, Berlin-based John Osborn has honed his deep, dubby house and TECHNO style while playing at some of Germanys most acclaimed clubs like Panorama Bar, Tresor and [] The post Beatport Live Berlin: John Osborn appeared first on Beatport News.



• Steffi becomes resident at Twitch Belfast
  The Panorama Bar DJ will play four gigs annually at Belfast's much-loved party, which has also booked Special Request, Joey Anderson, Shanti Celeste, Levon Vincent and more for its Summer programme.



• Tensnake announces his only club show to be in Melbourne in 2015
  Playing three Falls Festival shows in Melbourne, Hobart and Sydney respectively then following that up with a set at Field Day, Tensnake will, after a very crazy few days will take a well deserved break then touch down in Melbourne for his only Australian club show.  Loud Entertainment and the guys behind the genius premixed double blacks, Smirnoff are coming together to throw a very special club show with the gentleman of HOUSE MUSIC Bending genres is something that comes effortlessly to Tensnake, and the German native has taken advantage of his ability with the recent release of his collaborative-heavy album 'Glow', working with Nile Rodgers, Jacques Lu Cont and Jamie Lidell. As a DJ he leaves no one behind, always armed with a breathtaking arsenal of MUSIC which leave crowds in awe. Playing at the most renowned clubs around the world including Pacha and Panorama Bar, Tensnake's return is an anticipated one.It all goes down at Royal Melbourne Hotel on Friday January 23. Tickets are on sale now.Here's something to play on repeat until then ;)



• Point Blank at IMS Ibiza Andrea Oliva DJ Masterclass
  Point Blank’s coverage of the International Music Summit in Ibiza last month culminates with the DJ Masterclass they hosted with Andrea Oliva, after videos on the Point Blank x Pioneer DJ Accelerator Programme winner Ambian playing at the Hard Rock in support of Flashmob and Seth Troxler, and DJ Ravine reporting from some of the parties at the event. Take a look at some of their DJ courses to see how you too could learn some wizardry on the decks.Andrea Oliva is known worldwide today, with past gigs on the biggest stages as diverse as Coachella and Panorama Bar and a whole host of Elrow parties. Everyone starts somewhere, however, and we learn here that he started out with a pair of belt-driven decks and Numark’s extremely basic two-channel mixer (which, let’s face it, is the beginner’s mixer of champions). We also learn some of his first inspirations to take his mixing as far technically as he could, including Erick Morillo and Little Louis Vega, leading him to his affection for four-deck mixing as demonstrated here.After the show incorporating the four decks, Oliva gets into some of the technical nitty-gritty of his set, beginning with his RMX-1000 from Pioneer DJ. The effects unit can add impact when needed and spices up looped sections simply and easily. Simplicity isn’t necessarily something Oliva goes for, however, favouring a “chaotic” approach to playlisting and planning to help allow a more natural creative process. We also learn how important a rite of passage the warm-up set can be and how experience and risk-taking are the cornerstones of a constantly improving DJ for Oliva.IMS Ibiza is a massive event in the DANCE MUSIC calendar, drawing people from all over the globe to the white isle. Delegates in attendance are entitled to a 10% discount on course at Point Blank Ibiza, which is now enrolling for classes this summer. The courses on offer teach the basics of both DJing and Production, suited to your level, and there is another option to focus on DJing and



• How Black Coffee overcame adversity to become one of the biggest DJs on the planet
  Far from the crowds of Ibiza’s resorts and the kaleidoscopic whirl of its clubs, on a tranquil outcrop overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, a man surveys the view. The shimmering blue water stretching to the horizon suggests limitless possibilities, and for the man — DJ, producer, label owner, entrepreneur and philanthropist Black Coffee, real name Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo, Nathi for short — those possibilities have a good chance of being realised.This ARTIST from Durban, South Africa, has become the country’s most globally celebrated ELECTRONIC MUSICIAN playing to capacity crowds at enormous stadiums, DJing everywhere from underground institutions such as Panorama Bar in Berlin to gigantic festivals like Ultra in Miami, and working with RB megastars Drake and Alicia Keys. Black Coffee is on an ever-upward trajectory, after making a succession of award-winning albums and launching new ARTIST



• See a photo of Berghain before it opened
  As Berghain's 10th birthday wraps up, nd_baumecker, one of the club's residents and bookers, posted a photo from 2003 of the space that was to become Panorama Bar's DJ booth.



• Premiere Theo Kottis 12 Months
  Theo Kottis will release a new EP later this month.The Scottish DJ, producer and label-owner, who recently made his Panorama Bar debut in Berlin, and has released on Circus Recordings and Skint Records, will drop three-track EP, 'Nothing To Lose', via his own Beautiful Strangers imprint.Following his 2019 EP 'If I Were', Kottis returns with a package that ranges from more his DANCEFLOOR ready, club-focused sounds, to smooth, soulful melodies.Part of the forthcoming release, '12 Months' is a glossy track punctuated with stocato synth and otherwordly pads. It's a thoughtful production from Kottis, invoking feelings through six minutes of constantly shifting sonics.Listen to '12 Months' below, and pre-order 'Nothing To Lose', which is out on 20th March, here.Theo KottisBeautiful StrangersDJ Mag PremiereScottish DJ, producer and label-owner Theo Kottis will release a three-track EP via his own Beautiful Strangers imprint. Listen to vibrant synth punctuate twinkling, otherworldly ELECTRO ics on '12 Months' nowNavigation Section:MusicLatestSection Priority:Priority 1Broadcast Date:Thursday, March 12, 2020 - 16:15Latest Content Label:MusicHero Content:NoSocial Media Image: Lead Media:



• Palms Trax drops sizzling Essential Mix Listen
  Palms Trax has made his BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix debut and it is as dreamy as it is eclectic. The show, which aired on Saturday 13th, can be streamed in full below. Over the course of the two-hour mix, the Berlin-based Bristol native veers from sizzling vintage house, afrobeat and highlife infused disco, propulsive TECHNO and more in between.Since being named as best breakthrough producer as part of our Best of British 2015, the 26-year-old has gone from strength to strength, with releases notched up on labels such as Lobster Theremin and Dekmantel and appearances at some of the world’s best clubs and festivals, from Panorama Bar and The Warehouse Project to Glastonbury and Love International.Already known for his stellar selections then his Essential Mix is a superb trip featuring cuts from Jeff Mills, Toulouse Low Trax, Lord of the Isles, Angela, Mr Raoul K and many more.Palms Trax Essential MIx is the second of 2018, with the one and only Carl Cox kicking off the series’ 25th year in style on 6th January. In December 2017, rising star Mall Grab also made his debut as part of the series Tracklist: Guillaume Teyssier - 'Vortex Disco (Murray Lake Remix)' [Tigersushi Records]Lord of The Isles - 'Geek Chic (Kuniyuki's Journey Remix)' [Catune]Toulouse Low Trax - 'Second Trip' [BEKO DSL]JC Project - 'Andromedia' [Miaw]Nicole Willis - 'Heed The Sign (Jimi Tenor Remix)' [Puu]Plus Instruments - 'Love Is Enough (Jamie Paton Remix)' [Emotional]Angela - 'I Gotta Little Love' [EMI Electrola]Tony Moore DJ - 'Tonight' [Sensation Records]Salentino - 'You'l Be In Paradise (Instrumental)' [Real Sound]Lemonade - 'Dancer On The Shore (Jex Opolis Dub)' [Alliance Upholstery]Collins - 'Autophobia' [Giallo Disco]Mario Moretti - 'In Love With Nebula' [Bordello A Parigi]Passarini - 'Wonky Wonky Wonky' [Numbers]Uabos - 'Mystic Force' [Bordello A Parigi]Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft - 'Brothers (Mix Gabi)' [Dean Records]Lipelis - 'Children Song' [Animals Dancing]Colm III - 'Take Me High



• Virginia’s Fierce For The Night brings the heart house needs
  Caught in the shadow of lost idols and shaken faith, pop is wanting some new soul. Now, Ostgut Ton might be the last place youd expect to look for one of 2016s great songwriting fixes. (Singing along and Berghain tend not to be uttered together.) And yet, here we are. Virginia, the Panorama Bar resident, as a new record. And its an utter triumph. Virginia, here with a superband of great producers as backers, has put together something with real heart. Great songwriting is not very often part of the discourse in ELECTRONIC MUSIC partly because often theres not a ... The post Virginias Fierce For The Night brings the heart house needs appeared first on cdm createdigitalmusic.



• Get Perlonized heads to Hoppetosse in February
  CTM Festival takes over Berghain and Panorama Bar between January 27th and February 3rd, so the next edition of Zip and Sammy Dee's much-loved party will be aboard minimal's most famous boat. (It's back at Panorama Bar in March.)



• Larry Heard to make live Berghain debut next month
  Chicago legend Larry Heard will make his live debut in Germany in September with a set in Berghain.The iconic house ARTIST whose album ‘Cerebral Hemispheres’ was released in April this year under his Mr. Fingers alias, will be taking his live show to the first edition of Bring Down The Walls, a new party curated by Panorama Bar resident Tama Sumo and Lakuti.Taking place in the hallowed Berlin cub on Wednesday 19th September, support for Heard will come from both Lakuti and Tama Sumo as well as David Elimelech.  In explaining the concept behind Bring Down To Walls the organisers describe it as “a platform aiming to nurture a more caring MUSIC community via Music presentation, discussions and screenings.”"Larry Heard, alongside Robert Owens, has been the inspiration behind the project name, and we are sure we speak for many when we say that Larry Heard's MUSIC touches



• Virginia The 5 Magazine Profile
  Czarina Mirani meets Virginia: vocalist, DJ, producer and Panorama Bar resident.



• Optimo Announce Full Australian Tour Dates
  Renowned for bringing their obscure sound to the forefront of the dance music scene, Optimo have announced their full dates for their upcoming Australian and New Zealand tour. With 20 years of DJing experience between the two of the, Scotsmen Twitch and Jonnie Wilkes have shown from their humble beginnings in 1997 that they're not your average DJ duo. Before the techno and before Optimo itself, both artists had made their own careers playing completely different styles, including electro, noise rock, reggae, funk, jazz, and more.Just last month the duo played Berghain's infamous Panorama Bar alongside Fatima Yamaha, Âme, Dixon and Jackmaster, and now they're back in our hemisphere for a huge five-date tour that will see them at Lost Paradise over New Year's Eve as well as Animals Dancing in Melbourne. Full dates belowTour Dates:Saturday 31st December: Lost Paradise, SydneySunday 1st January: Animals Dancing, MelbourneFriday 6th January: Whammy Bar, AucklandSaturday 7th January: Motorik, Sydney



• Berghain’s Panorama Bar has installed a new soundsystem First look
  Panorama Bar, Berghain’s smaller space, has installed a new soundsystem.German-based and relatively unknown hi-fi company, Studt-Akustik, are responsible for the new system, which differs to techno Mecca Berghain’s Funktion-One system in that it has been developed specifically for the smaller space.The custom system features a 4-point linear array with six additional high-performance subwoofers, allowing for vertical stackability. It has also been built to adapt to the non-uniform aspects of Panorama Bar, which is made up of glass, concrete and tiles, meaning there will be no distortion in sound.Check out Studt-Akustik’s S 26510 L speaker, used as part of Panorama Bar’s new soundsystem, below.(Photo: Studt-Akustik words: Oliver Payne)Media: Bergahin.jpgPanorama BarStudt-AkustikHint: it’s not a Funktion-One…Navigation Section:NewsSection Priority:Priority 1Broadcast Date:Wednesday, August 30, 2017 - 15:00



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• This man analysed Berghain’s stats so you don’t have to
  The Numbers of Berghain is a website by Israeli designer Artiom Dashinsky that analyses the statistics of Berghain’s bookings over the past seven years. You can check out some of its findings below.Dashinsky took the data from the Berghain website, and split the results out by floor of the Berlin mega venue – so they are given for Berghain, Panorama Bar, Lab.oratory and Säule.“One of the things that makes Berghain amazing is the great artist curation,” Dashinsky says on the site. “I find myself going to Berghain's website and looking at the listings just to discover great techno and house music artists. I ended up analyzing the listings to find out who are the most booked DJs, who is trending and lots of other super-interesting data.”The stats show that the most booked artist at across all of Berghain’s floors is Berlin-based DJ, Boris (with 96 shows in the seven years).Berghain itself saw most sets from revered techno selector Norman Nodge, whilst Panorama Bar’s decks were most frequented by Sammy Dee.Other stats show Berghain’s top trending artists and the most booked DJs of 2016. You can check out all the result here.Ever wondered if you could get in to Berghain? Find out here.Rob McCallum is DJ Mag’s deputy digital editor. Follow him on Twitter here.Media: berghain_1.jpgberghainBerlin’s clubbing institution in numbers...Navigation Section:NewsSection Priority:Priority 1



• Quick listen – love the new Jimmy Edgar ULTRAMAJIC sound
  In the dark, damp swamp that is the stream of dance music that press get in their inbox, Jimmy Edgar has consistently been a rainbow-colored lighthouse. Apart from the tropically-hued surrealist work of Pilar Zeta literally making that true, Jimmy has been an aesthetic compass at the helm of his ULTRAMAJIC label. Basically, stuff this label puts out is worth listening. (Ditto their label showcases theres a Friday morning I found myself at Panorama Bar when they were turning the lights on. Thursday is the new oh never mind.) What I like about the latest direction is, you get pared-down ... The post Quick listen love the new Jimmy Edgar ULTRAMAJIC sound appeared first on cdm createdigitalmusic.



• Cassy Donna
  After spending the majority of her career behind the booth, internationally renowned DJ Cassy is stepping into the spotlight with her debut LP, Donna.   Cassy (Catherine Britton) is a celebrated DJ that has delighted audiences around the globe with her taste-making techno for over 20 years. Born in England and raised in Austria, she was drawn to music at an early age. Spurred on by her mentor Electric Indigo, Cassy started DJing in her late 20s and quickly made a name for herself in underground electronic music circles. The rest, they say, is history. Since getting her start in the business, she's held residencies in some of the hottest clubs and cities, including Panorama Bar in Belgium, Rex Club in Paris, Trouw in Amsterdam and Circo Loco in Ibiza.   But with Donna, Cassy invites fans and listeners directly into her intimate world. The album, produced by King Britt, is the result of "six years of stop start," amid a number of personal challenges and triumphs. Throughout the LP, she effortlessly oscillates between different genres, throwing in techno, soul, dance, RB and downtempo. (Her worldly inclinations can be traced back to her parents, whose father is from Barbados and mother is from Vienna). Donna is eclectic, moving, emotive and true to Cassy's roots. Her vocals, which dominate the album, recall the same soulful edge of singer-songwriter Sade.   The real triumph here, though, is the sense of creative freedom that pervades the album. As her press release notes, Donna "proves Cassy has much more than just effective club music up her sleeve." She isn't afraid to be vulnerable, to experiment or fail or — most importantly — dig deep. Perhaps what resonates most are the artist's own thoughts articulated during the prelude to "Back": "You should know by now, there's no point in looking back."   Donna clearly showcases that Cassy isn't in the business of looking back — only forward.



• The Black Madonna DJ Mag UK cover feature
  It’s a Sunday in 2015 on the third day of UK festival Field Maneuvers, a back to basics ‘dirty little rave’ held in a eld just outside of London. Having wrapped up an afternoon where the main stage has been moved outside into the blazing sunshine, the action is shifting back under canvas, where The Black Madonna is set to warm up for Panorama Bar resident Nick Höppner and Glaswegian heroes Optimo. It’s only been two years since she played her first gig outside of America, riding on a reputation as the booker and resident DJ at Chicago’s iconic Smartbar, and she’s still nervous about how to proceed, jaded final night ravers slow to bid farewell to the September sun’s last gasp of summer and come inside.Then she starts. Her set begins with slow irresistible funk, the sound she started DJing on college radio while studying music in her native Kentucky around the turn of the Millennium. The cosmic rush of Rah Band’s ‘Messages From The Stars’ adds an electronic edge, and the tent begins to surge. Then in slides Wham’s ‘Everything She Wants’, washing away all the emotional grime and fatigue of the last 48 hours. Emboldened, she switches gear for take off, Mia Dora’s acid-bubbling ‘Un.Sub’ paving the way for a finale of raw jacking house. It’s gloriously uplifting, educating and over owing with fun: in short, everything her reputation promised.By now, almost everyone has their first defining memory of hearing The Black Madonna, aka Marea Stamper, play. From Dekmantel and Parklife to closing Sonar, she’s a festival fixture. Last year, London club XOYO booked her We Still Believe party, which shares its name with her label, for a 13-week run as part of its resident series. Yet it’s not only this behind-the-decks ubiquity that has marked her out. Finding her own teenage sanctuary from bullying in the Midwest’s ’90s rave scene, she’s become a force seeking to correct what has gone awry in electronic music since its idealistic beginnings, from addressing the huge gender inequality



• Sample Magic releases Jack House Big Bass Patches
  Sample Magic has launched Jack House and Big Bass Patches, two new sound packs. Jack House is a sample pack featuring raw rhythms and analogue jams. Chicago meets Panorama Bar in this 400MB jack-a-thon of machine drum grooves, acidic basslines, pitch-bent synths, sampler-saturated stabs and retro vox distilled for maximum dancefloor functionality. The pack is [] The post Sample Magic releases Jack House Big Bass Patches appeared first on rekkerd.org.



• Interview Andrea Oliva Sticks Brings Positivity to Underground Dance Music and the World
  If there's ever any doubt that passion will help lead the way to a career, then look no further than Andrea Oliva. The talented artist spent his youth locked in vinyl stores before self-teaching himself how to DJ. Since then, he's played at everywhere from Panorama Bar toSpace Terrace for ...Continue reading



• Concubine Kingfisher
  Back together after their self-titled, JUNO-nominated debut, Concubine (aka Rick Bull and Noah Pred) dive deep on this three-track EP, working in a number of styles without losing focus or taking too many left turns.   "Kingfisher" is anchored by a woozy bass line that drives the bottom end and incessant hi-hats that cut through the mix, while understated synth melodies and a house-y vocal sample pull everything together. Born out of a jam session during soundcheck during their first appearance at Berlin's Panorama Bar, "PBJ" captures the forceful but trippy vibe found on their debut and ramps it up a notch. "Drowning" may be the most concentrated version of Concubine's style on the EP, honing into the space between low-slung rhythms and melodic techno. Putting an emphasis on maximizing the impact of each element, "Drowning" builds tension and mood using a concise approach.   Built from a refined sound palette, Kingfisher isn't about reinvention, but rather a thoughtful summary of what makes Concubine's approach in the studio so compelling.



• Tama Sumo lines up four US dates for April
  The Panorama Bar resident is booked in Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles and Seattle.



• Donald Trump protest Set times shared for day of resistance with Midland Jackmaster Seth Troxler more
  Soho Radio has shared the set times for Revolution Day: A Day of Resistance, which takes place tomorrow 13th July from midday to midnight.The marathon protest party is being held at the Great Windmill Street-based station in protest against U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit to the UK. Curated by Sohojams host and Block9 member Gideön, over 20 DJs have been booked to play throughout the day.Most of the DJs locked to play will be going b2b with one another. Panorama Bar resident Roi Perez, for instance, will play alongside Dan Beaumont, Midland with Breach, Luke Solomun with James Hillard, and Jackmaster alongside Eats Everything. Full details and set times can be seen on the flyer below.The event is free and demonstrators are welcomed to bring “Bring banners, loud hailers, and everything you need to kickstart the revolution” to the station before heading to the demonstration together.Tune in to Soho Radio from midday tomorrow to hear the organisers’ simple message: “STOP TRUMP. STOP BREXIT. KICK OUT THE TORIES.”Back in May, we asked Gideön why he arranged to organise the event, as well as a number of the artists involved why they are happily playing the event for free. Read it here. Media: gideon-trump-protest-party-set-times-DJ-Mag.jpgSoho RadioGideonMidlandJackmasterDonald TrumpSoho Radio and Gideön’s Revolution Day will see DJs and protestors resist Donald Trump’s visit to the UK...Navigation Section:LatestNewsSection Priority:Priority 1Broadcast Date:Thursday, July 12, 2018 - 11:00Latest Content Label:NewsHero Content:No



• Alexandra – MEOKO 88
  Alexandra has been one of Romania’s best-kept secrets for some time now, but word’s getting out. Since her first forays into the circuit back in ’09, she’s taken her sound to venues including Robert Johnson Club, Arma17, Panorama Bar and Club der Visionaere, and played alongside Zip, Rhadoo, Valentino Kanzyani, Cassy, Vera, Thomas Melchior and The post Alexandra MEOKO #88 appeared first on Mixing.DJ - Electronic Music Magazine.



• Berghain to open as art gallery in September
  Berghain will reopen as an art gallery in September, it has been announced.From 9th September, those wishing to visit the hallowed club will be able to book guided tours through its main room, Panorama Bar and Säule, where works from 85 Berlin-based artists will be on display. Among the artists featured in the exhibition are Wolfgang Tillmans, Olafur Eliasson and Tacita Dean, as well as Sandra Mujinga, Christine Sun Kim and Shirin Sabahi.The exhibition has been curated by art collectors Christian and Karen Boros, and will include photography, sculpture, painting, video, sound, performances and installations. All proceeds raised through the exhibition will go toward keeping Berghain float as the pandemic keeps clubs around the world from opening as normal. Speaking to The Art Newspaper, Christian Boros said: “For three months during the confinement period we were speaking to artists on the phone every day.We wanted to show this incredible artistic production. Berlin was frozen, so why not think differently? Why not work together?”Learn more about the exhibition at Berghain and how to get tickets here. In July, Berghain hosted a series of limited capacity “sound exhibitions”. In April 2019, Berghain's infamous bouncer  Sven Marquardt showed some of his photography as part of an exhibition on New York's Wall StreetberghainArt ExhibitionIt follows a series of “sound exhibitions” that took place in the club in JulyNavigation Section:NewsLatestSection Priority:Priority 1Broadcast Date:Friday, August 14, 2020 - 15:00Latest Content Label:NewsHero Content:NoSocial Media Image: Lead Media: Berghain_art_exhibition



• Mix of the day Cormac
  The Northern Irish DJ shows why he's such a firm favourite at Panorama Bar.