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David Guetta and Marlon Hoffstadt announce collaborative single, âCaught Upâ (opens the original)
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Marlon Hoffstadt has teased his new collaboration with David Guetta called 'Caught Up'. The two producers premiered their joint track during Guetta's headline set at his Galactic Circus residency at [UNVRS] Ibiza on 11th September, when Hoffstadt was on the guest lineup alongside Men Machine collaborator Marten Hørger. "The word is out!" Hoffstadt wrote on Instagram. "Our collab âCaught Upâ is coming soon." The Berlin DJ then hinted that they'll share the decks soon too: "Also got to join D
Charlotte de Witte unveils new EP, âThe Resistanceâ (opens the original)
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Charlotte de Witte has a new EP on the way, 'The Resistance'. Listen to a preview below. Out 24th September on her KNTXT label, 'The Resistance' is an extension of the Belgian star's new audiovisual live show of the same name. Featuring Theo Nasa and XSALT, the EP presents three new tracks plus an 'Intro Version' of the title cut. "Never have I ever teased a track this much as I teased 'The Resistance'", de Witte said of the title track in a press statement. "From the moment the track was being
Macklemore removed from Ed Sheeran tour over pro-Palestine advocacy (opens the original)
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15/09/2026: this story has been updated to include a statement from Ed Sheeran. Macklemore has been removed from his support slot on Ed Sheeran's Loop tour in the wake of his on-stage pro-Palestine comments and performances. In a statement shared to Instagram on 14th September, Macklemore said Sheeran and his team made the decision after being pressured by Kraft Group chairman and CEO Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots and their Massachusetts base Gillette Stadium, which will host t
Brian Eno relaunches cult ambient label Opal Records with two album reissues (opens the original)
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Brian Eno is relaunching his cult ambient label Opal Records with resissues of his "lost" albums 'Another Day on Earth' and 2002's 'Drawn From Life'. Initially founded in 1988, Opal Records has been mostly inactive since 1991, aside from some Record Store Day releases and serving as a home for Eno's compositions for installations. In its short original run, it released records by the likes of Brian Eno and brother Roger, Laraaji, Jon Hassell and John Cale. Eno once described the imprint as a "la
New book celebrates 20 years of key London jungle / drum & bass night and label, Rupture (opens the original)
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A new book celebrating 20 years of Rupture, the key London jungle/drum & bass night and record label founded by Double O and Mantra in 2006, is set for release via Velocity Press. We Are Rupture: Signals from the Heart of the Rave will be published on 13th November, and is set to honour the "community, Blackness and sound system heritage" of the event and imprint with a mix of stories, poetry, photography and other memories and reflections from attendees, artists, workers and event producers.
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