Artist and designer Ivan Dilberovic has been commissioned by Croatian Phonographic Association to create phonographic business cards.
The cards are made up of recycled vinyl records, can play a sound/song of your choice and and actually work when placed under the needle!
DIlberovic's concept was to "Reduce - Reuse - Recycle" while speaking to the music lover market.
Before he was a world famous pop-DJ superstar, French producer David Guetta was a staple of the European House scene and could regularly be found spinning in all of the hottest underground nightclubs of the day.
The combined collection of a bunch of crate-digging globetrotters, this striking new vinyl library in Seoul boasts over 10,000 records. New and popular records rub shoulders with essential classics and sought-after rarities, including a copy of Sex Pistols’ “God Save the Queen” as well as the infamous “butcher cover” edition of The Beatles’ “Yesterday And Today”.
Zero Freitas has been obsessed with music since he was a little boy growing up in Brazil.
A New Zealand-based designer has stepped up and made a 3D-printed, hand-cranked turntable that actually works. Well, kind of actually works...
Ministry of Sound in London will be the first club in the world to be fitted with the new Dolby Atmos, the company's newest soundsystem technology.
In a move that demonstrates that his career is most definitely on the rise, Dutch production prodigy Martin Garrix has got himself a new studio.
This single invention could mean a comeback for our beloved vinyl collection–as the new ELP Laser Turntable plays records without using a needle!
It can also rip both formats straight to digital.
Pioneer Dj has scheduled a new headphone design that's fully optimised for dance music.
Nice to start early 2017 with the good music from Becoming Phill and his new album Electrum.
MasterClass, an online education platform designed to give aspiring artists and creatives the opportunity to learn from top-of-the-line talent, has just announced Deadmau5 as its latest instructor for electronic music.
Miguel Ángel Flores, the Spanish promoter whose 2012 event with Steve Aoki led to the deaths of five people, has been sentenced to four years in prison.
DJ Awards time again! This year we have our largest ever line-up in the history of the awards with 12 categories and a staggering 113 nominees for the public to cast their votes.
