Todd Edwards, India Jordan, Kampire, more locked for BBC Radio 1 Residencies
BBC Radio 1's long-running Residency show is relaunching with a new line-up, format and timeslot.
Having previously selected eight DJs every six months to each host a monthly one-hour-long radio show on Sunday nights, the Residency will now see two DJs host four one-hour-long radio shows each month, with six being selected for the three months ahead every three months.
How Maya Jane Coles’ ‘What They Say’ became the backbone of major pop hits
Maya Jane Coles DJ Set From Sphere At Magazine, London
Premiere: Maya Jane Coles 'Reason'
Maya Jane Coles will feature on the newest compilations from London clubbing institute fabric.
Entitled '20 Years of fabric', featuring artists from both fabric and FABRICLIVE, the double-vinyl/CD package from fabric Records will capture "the present the past and future with 20 artists across 20 tracks, for the 20th anniversary celebration of the beating heart of EC1."
He.She.They is the progressive party series promoting diversity in the world's biggest clubs
Steven Braines and Sophia Kearney of The Weird & The Wonderful are perhaps one of the most admirable success stories in the music industry. As well as running a globally established artist management company with a roster that includes Maya Jane Coles, KDA and DJ Deeon, over the past year, they’ve put new ideas into practice exceptionally fast with a party that’s already gaining momentum in some of the world’s most important clubbing cities.
New York has always been culturally diverse, and with one of the biggest LGBTQIA+ communities in the USA, there were movements way before the 1980s, when voguing was in fashion and crossed into the mainstream. Queer storylines were breaking onto Broadway in the 1920s, and there’s Manhattan’s iconic gay club Stonewall Inn, where the legendary protests took place after police raids in ’69. One of the most prolific NYC parties in the mid ’80s/early ’90s was Limelight.
“A lot of people want to experiment, but don’t feel that they have the green light to,” Braines says. “Most people want to do things, but they’re worried about social embarrassment. So if you give them a place of unconditional positive regard, where they can go and be themselves in a non-judgemental, non-prejudiced way, they can experiment, because there’s no backlash to come from it. So they can be extreme. You can wear something and decide it wasn’t for you that week or the next week, or make a mistake, and that’s fi ne.
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“This kind of night is exactly what the dance/electronic community has needed for a long time”
One of the most integral artists to the family is Maya Jane Coles. “It’s been fantastic being a resident at what I feel is one of the most important and exciting new nights in the current club world,” Maya says. “Watching He.She.They grow so rapidly in such a short space of time, and seeing the effort put in by the team, has been inspiring. This kind of night is exactly what the dance/ electronic community has needed for a long time.
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Premiere: Eli & Fur 'Coming Back (Maya Jane Coles Remix)'
Eli & Fur will release Maya Jane Coles' remix of their new single ‘Coming Back’ this Friday 8th March via their own NYX Music imprint.
The vocal-led house cut is the duo’s first new music of 2019, following last year’s mesmerising Anjunadeep single, ‘Night Blooming Jasmine’. A rolling deep house track, it finds the pair on lyrically introspective form while sprawling synth melodies and a steady groove keep things dancefloor focussed.
Arcadia locks Jamie Jones, Maya Jane Coles, Hot Since 82 more for 2019 festival
Arcadia has announced the full line-up for this year's London weekender.
Saturday's line-up focuses on house, techno and tech-house with a bill that includes Jamie Jones, Hot Since 82, Sasha, Pan-Pot, Maya Jane Coles, Alan Fitzpatrick, Dave Clarke, Dense & Pika, Melé and more.
On the second day of the two-day event, the focus shifts to bass music, as DJ EZ, Sub Focus, Flava D, Dimension, Lady Leshurr and Lethal Bizzle all play. D&B is also well represented by Ed Rush & Optical, Fabio & Grooverider and The Prototypes amongst others.
Fresh Kicks 84: Wax Wings
Wax Wings has had quite the year. Having closed off 2017 with the dark and anthemic ‘Gravedance’ EP, the Brazilian-British DJ/producer – real name Joseph Icaro – has continued to propel forward in 2018, hitting a number of incredible landmarks on the way.
Ministry of Sound to host new party, He.She.They. to promote inclusivity in clubs
Ministry of Sound has revealed the line-up for He.She.They, a new party that puts its focus on inclusivity and individuality.
The event, run in partnership with fellow London promoters LWE, aims to tackle prejudices and issues that still exist in the club music world today by providing an atmosphere that champions diversity in terms of race, gender, sexuality, religion and social background.
Brunch in the City returns for 2018 season with Maya Jane Coles, Robert Hood, more
The return of Brunch in the City after last year's sellout season takes place 11th March to 10th June 2018 in Barcelona, with Maya Jane Coles, Robert Hood, and many more international and local artists confirmed.
Included in the line-up so far is Larry Heard aka Mr. Fingers, Move D, Steffi, Apparat, Mr. G, Omar-S, Shanti Celeste and Lone.
