Jean-Michel Jarre Announces 50th Anniversary Edition Of Oxygene With Dolby Atmos

Jean-Michel Jarre celebrates 50 years of Oxygene with a new 2026 remaster and the album’s first Dolby Atmos edition. Arriving November 20 via BMG, the expanded release revisits the electronic classic through immersive audio, archival material and a range of collector-focused physical formats.

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Anyma And MRAK Face New Chapter as Afterlife Leadership Split Deepens

The Anyma and MRAK Afterlife split has entered a new and more serious phase. MRAK has been removed as managing director of Karmat Music amid a legal dispute, while Anyma has launched ÆDEN Records, raising fresh questions about the future of Afterlife and the legacy of Tale Of Us.

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Peggy Gou: How the Korean DJ Turned Resistance Into Global Dance-Floor Power

Peggy Gou has transformed her journey from a rebellious Korean teenager in London into a global career spanning house music, fashion and cultural influence. From overcoming sexism in Berlin to taking “(It Goes Like) Nanana” into the UK Top 5, her story is one of independence, experimentation and refusing to let other people define her sound.

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Armin van Buuren Revives Rising Star Alias for a Powerful ‘Take Me Home’ Remix

Armin van Buuren has revived his iconic Rising Star alias for a new remix of ‘Take Me Home’. The 140 BPM rework expands Poppy Baskcomb’s vocal with a longer breakdown, an additional trance melody and a powerful peak-time arrangement that reconnects the track with Rising Star’s emotional, uplifting roots.

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Moby DJ Demo Cassette Auction Offers A Rare Glimpse Into Electronic Music History

A rare Moby DJ demo cassette auction is giving collectors a chance to own a unique piece of the electronic icon’s early history. The late-1980s tape is joined by a Depeche Mode demo and an early Eminem vinyl pressing in Wax Poetics’ Rare Tapes & Records sale, which closes October 8.

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Swedish House Mafia And Lykke Li Turn ‘Happiness Is So Sad’ Into A Vertical House-Party Film

Swedish House Mafia and Lykke Li have unveiled the official “Happiness Is So Sad” music video, filmed entirely on 25 smartphones during a house party. Directed by Theo Lindquist and Jorge Camarena, the vertical visual captures fragmented memories and different perspectives while extending the story behind the duo’s latest collaboration.

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Charlotte de Witte Returns Home: Flanders Expo Becomes Her Annual Techno Ritual

Charlotte de Witte will return to Ghent’s Flanders Expo for two nights on February 5 and 6, 2027, continuing a six-year hometown tradition that has become a defining chapter of her KNTXT era.

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David Guetta Takes His Monolith to London for His Biggest Show Yet

David Guetta will bring his monumental Monolith production to London’s The O2 on June 5, 2027, marking his biggest London performance yet as the iconic venue celebrates its 20th anniversary.

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Martin Garrix Steps Behind the Microphone for ‘This Dream Of You’

Martin Garrix is stepping outside his usual comfort zone on This Dream Of You, singing on his new single for the first time after introducing the track as his Tomorrowland 2026 set opener.

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