RVDIOVCTIVE Records round off an incredible debut year with the fourth in their compilation series, collecting 14 new and exclusive tracks from label regulars and newcomers alike, including GAWP & Zander Club, Devon James, Rupert Wall, Alex Amaro and James Ellington. Read more
The New-York based American House and Techno singer-songwriter Angelala found her calling through the dance and techno music scene in Detroit, her home. After being in the electro-pop duo HRT BRK then A&B for about a year, and experiencing the Winter Music Conference in Miami on a spring break trip, she eventually couldn’t resist her passion for creating house music as a soloist. Of course, regular visits to Chicago (the birthplace of house music) would also solidify her drive toward the house scene, and eventually play a role in her making the move to NYC. It was then in NYC Angelala had the revelation of not just wanting to be a spectator of house music but instead embodying it as a creative musician.
Since then, Angelala has gone on to be a part of momentous projects like her first release with Grammy-nominated House Music innovator Todd Terry, and releasing on labels like Inhouse, Terminator, Let There Be House, Grind City, S&S, Pocket Jacks, Break It Down Music, Fidget Music, King Street Sounds, Autektone and Broken Records. Performance-wise, she’s also showcased at legendary NYC venues such as Bowery Electric, Highland Ballroom, Pyramid Club, Pianos, Electric Room, The Rosemont, Macri Park, and many more. Now, Angelala releases on Grammy award-winning Steve “Silk” Hurley‘s label S&S Records once again alongside Tech Us Out and also releases again on King Street Sounds alongside Col Lawton for a 2023 project.
Experience RE/FORM, a day/night festival experience that focuses on Techno, House, and other experimental soundscapes â all of which are brought to you by 6AM, Synthetik Minds, & Dirty Epic. Taking place on Labor Day Weekend (Sept. 3-4), RE/FORM will bring about unforgettable live performances from 999999999, Pan-Pot, Paula Temple, Octave One, and many others.
Detroit-based DJ Henry Brooks is no stranger to the sounds of Dark, Melodic, and Driving techno. From playing piano and guitar at a young age, his love for music eventually led him to dance music in 2013. As fate would have it, Henry would start DJing in 2016 after taking a leap of faith in his craft.
A lover of music in all its forms, QUENUM has an established 30-year career and has gained the respect of iconic techno pioneers as well as the following of the younger generation. When it comes to creating music or collaborating with like-minded artists, he always finds the opportunity to learn and share his passion with friends and with his audience. Overall, QUENUM is a classic DJ whose primary concern is to bring the dancefloor alive and ensure everyone leaves the club happy and fulfilled. His love for the groove was nurtured in his music-filled Afro-Caribbean home, and when the hip-hop wave first arrived in France, he went crazy for it and became one of the countryâs most skilled break-dancers, as well as the rest of his brothers.
Let’s be real. When you find yourself in a warehouse party, whether you’re a seasoned raver or newbie to the scene, your body wants to move when you hear that four-on-the-floor techno pulse. Although techno dancing isn’t classically defined in the dance world, its found a niche among underground partygoers. The dance moves can be as free and experimental as the underground scene itself. There’s no judgement. Really, the only expectation is that you’re able to let go of what others think and truly feel the music move your body in fantastic ways. If you need help getting started, then here are some dance moves that never fail on the dancefloor.Â
From “bunnies” in tutus to full-blown wedding dresses, Movement Festival is unlike any other kind. 50,000 people from around the world made their way to Detroit, the birth city of techno for the long-overdue Movement 2022 Festival. The energy and excitement were thick in the air as the Motor City came to life for the much-anticipated techno Christmas. It had been three years since Hart Plaza became the center stage for both local and international DJs. If you werenât able to make or simply want to relive some of the goodness from Memorial Day weekend then youâre right where you need to be. Make yourself right at home because weâre going back in time to reminisce on what this yearâs Movement Festival 2022 had to offer; techno and then some.
Detroit â Those in the know might say the marijuana scene at the Movement Electronic Music Festival is dank. Read more
EDM icon Skrillex has announced he will be dropping out of the lineup for this years Detroit Movement Festival. Read more
Movement Music Festival is one of North America’s biggest techno event. Occurring every Memorial Day weekend, the renown festival has been canceled the last few years but makes its triumphant return to Detroit in 2022. The festival features a plethora of the biggest names in techno and even stars of non-techno genres. The massive techno event has just released all 6 stage times and lineups so you can plan your techno adventure.
