Up-and-coming Los Angeles DJ and producer Christwerrr drops his new single dedicated to the LA warehouse scene entitled “Hammer Head.” Using his hypnotic grooves and icy atmospheres, Christwerrr reimagines the hard hitting dark techno that made him fall in love with the dance floor.
Fantastic Voyage co-founder Danny Goliger is embarking on his debut album âMeaningful Pursuitsâ with the intention of documenting how he has grown as a musician and an individual in the past year and a half. For the Echo Park based musician, Danny‘s journey has become a profound experience with self-care, expansive projects, and his very first album. While his IDM album has been heavily influenced by UK artists and labels alike, his passion for originality has put the future of electronic music in the spotlight. What does innovation mean to a massive industry of music producers? Read more
Quivver has released Don’t Say Anything EP on the esteemed Bedrock Records featuring a remix from Rinzen. For any artist, landing a release on Bedrock Records is an esteemed achievement, so you can imagine how for both of these artists, this EP is a feather in their cap. 6AM caught up with both Quivver and Rinzen about how the past year has helped them grow, and what they hope to see in the future. Read more
Currently residing in Downtown Los Angeles Orly Gal delivers today’s 6AM Guest Mix.
Orly Gal has established herself as a professional producer, DJ, nusician and the Founder and Host of Frequently Mentioned LA – FMLA, a Media channel dedicated to showcasing the party series and music labels that make up the LA Scene.
Truncate is one of Los Angeles’ household names within the house and techno scene. His productions and label are one of the most charted in the world, making Truncate and his music one of the most widely sought-out artists of the underground. Good things take hustle, but great things take time. There are no overnight successes. Truncate and his successful music career are a product of his willingness to do whatever it takes, for however long it takes to keep his passion for music burning. Success happens over time not overnight, and he shares his motivations behind his musical ambitions and the tricky waters aspiring artists need to navigate.
Everything has a beginning, and house and techno culture is no exception. Learn about the key cities around the world that have helped make house and techno a global dancefloor phenomenon. From Los Angeles to New York and across the pond, the genres changed the music landscape and have helped create a global, interconnected community. Every game has important players, so it’s time to get to know some of the key cities that have contributed to the strong presence of house and techno music around the world.
This week’s Global Vibe Radio guest is none other than Los Angeles techno producer, DJ and Modularz head-honcho Developer.
30 and 25, those are the numbers PANIC founder Linus has been DJing and producing respectively. In those years, he’s seen rave culture transform yet also hold onto its core principles. His event series called PANIC started in 2017 viewing it as a platform for greater inclusivity. Recognizing the male-dominated industry, Linus has sought to create an environment representative of rave culture welcoming all people both on the dance floor and behind the decks. A 30-year industry vet, Linus looks back on his inspirations while looking to those artists helping shape today’s scene.
What is Los Angeles Techno?
Despite its reputation for glitz and glamour, palm trees and sunshine, pool parties and Hollywood, Los Angeles’ techno history has deep roots and dates back to the early-90s rave heydays.
They say all great things are worth waiting for, and we couldn’t agree more on a day when we are able to welcome Los Angeles techno flag-bearer Drumcell for his first Global Vibe Radio mix.
