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Alok and Khalid Release New Single 'Dive Into Me' Sampling Fatima Yamaha's Classic Track

It samples the synth melody from Fatima Yamaha's 2004 classic 'What's A Girl To Do'

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Alok and Khalid Collaborate on New Single 'Dive Into Me'

It samples the synth melody from Fatima Yamaha's 2004 classic 'What's A Girl To Do'

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Knobula Monumatic Review: A Comprehensive Synthesizer Solution

Monumatic promises to be the one synth voice to rule them all and we think Knobula might be underselling itself

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Alok and Khalid Collaborate on 'Dive Into Me'

It samples the synth melody from Fatima Yamaha's 2004 classic 'What's A Girl To Do'

Feature DJ Mag

Alok and Khalid Collaborate on New Single 'Dive Into Me'

It samples the synth melody from Fatima Yamaha's 2004 classic 'What's A Girl To Do'

Feature MusicRadar

Knobula Monumatic Synth Review

Monumatic promises to be the one synth voice to rule them all and we think Knobula might be underselling itself

Feature DJ Mag

Alok and Khalid Release New Single 'Dive Into Me'

It samples the synth melody from Fatima Yamaha's 2004 classic 'What's A Girl To Do'

Feature DJ Mag

Beatrice M. Announces Debut Album 'Sinking' on Tectonic

The London-based Parisian producer follows up December's 'Eurotrash' EP with 11 new tracks on Pinch's label

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Knobula Monumatic Synth Review

Monumatic promises to be the one synth voice to rule them all and we think Knobula might be underselling itself

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Vince Clarke - Analog Synth Covers Project

The Depeche Mode and Erasure co-founder teamed up with Blancmange’s Neil Arthur and electronic producer Benge to perform songs by ABBA, the Magnetic Fields, and more

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Vince Clarke Launches New Analog Synth Covers Project

The Depeche Mode and Erasure co-founder teamed up with Blancmange’s Neil Arthur and electronic producer Benge to perform songs by ABBA, the Magnetic Fields, and more

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Harry Potter HBO Series Season Rollout Explained

“From a production point of view, it’s just not possible”

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James K's "Friend" Remix Album Features Objekt, Jasss, and More

Coil’s Drew McDowall, Hesaitix (aka M.E.S.H.), and Arushi Jain also feature

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Harry Potter HBO series won’t have a new season every year

“From a production point of view, it’s just not possible”

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Synth pop legends unite as Erasure’s Vince Clarke, Blancmange’s Neil Arthur and Benge form Doublespeak to cover classic and cult songs

Their self-titled debut album sees them put a new electronica feel on tracks from ABBA, The Carpenters, Young Marble Giants and more, as they share their cover of Fad Gadget’s ‘Back To The Nature’ The post Synth pop legends unite as Erasure’s Vince Clarke, Blancmange’s Neil Arthur and Benge form Dou

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Spotify's new SongDNA feature reveals the "complex web of people, stories and inspirations" behind each song

Now rolling out in beta to Premium users worldwide, SongDNA is an interactive map that lets you explore a song's collaborators, samples, interpolations and covers

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“Human heartbeats can become kick drums, birdsong and whale calls can become melodies”: Exploring the new industry of AI-integrated hardware effects pedals

AI is making the jump from software to hardware with a plethora of smart effects pedals. Is it just another gimmick or will AI-based hardware finally legitimise the controversial technology?

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object blue's Club Mix for Recognise Series

object blue reasserts her dancefloor credentials with a thundering club mix for the Recognise series, imbued with experimental flair. The London-based producer and DJ speaks to Claire Francis about ov

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James K Launches Friend Remix Album With New Tracks From Objekt and Jasss

Coil’s Drew McDowall, Hesaitix (aka M.E.S.H.), and Arushi Jain also feature

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Recognise 101: object blue

object blue reasserts her dancefloor credentials with a thundering club mix for the Recognise series, imbued with experimental flair. The London-based producer and DJ speaks to Claire Francis about overcoming creative block to create her triumphant debut album, the collision of artistic ambition wit