January 12th, 2016

You'll often find the following question in an interview with a musician: "What would you be doing if you weren't making music?" The answers are usually related to hobbies but you wouldn't expect them to be just as exceptionally good at the backup job as they are at music. Mister Black and We Bang are the exceptions to that expectation.

January 8th, 2016

One of the biggest obstacles for music has always been the generation gaps in fanbase. The case is usually that the foundation of an artist's support is either teenagers and young adults or parents and grandparents. You rarely get a crossover that represents both. The youthful DJ and producer, De Hofnar, may be the answer to the issue at hand.

January 6th, 2016

As a DJ, you're expected to know how to handle a crowd of up to a few thousand easily. Otherwise, why did you become a DJ? So imagine if you know that 41 of your gigs for the year will have five times that in attendance right off the bat. And we're not even talking about possible festivals. Welcome to the life of DJay Jung.

December 28th, 2015

We all strive to live a full life and be content. Unfortunately for many, that only comes close to being fulfilled towards the end of many years. There are a select few who get a headstart ahead of all of us by realizing their dreams early on and acting on them quickly. In that sense, we can all learn a little, or a lot, from DJ Rafik.

December 23rd, 2015

Most of us are familiar with exceptions to the rule, "work hard and you'll get to where you need to be." We know about the Steve Jobs, the Mark Zuckerbergs, and the Bill Gates. But today we want to bring to your attention living proof that adhering to that rule can give you the best shot at achieving your lofty dreams. That proof lies in Bionik.

December 22nd, 2015

Music and history are more closely tied to each other than many would think. They affect each other and serve as markers for future generations to look at, to understand what was going on in the world. It may be hard to believe but Dance music is just as a part of that relationship as any other. And Patrick Hofmann represents that claim in his own unique way.