Matt Unicomb

As the German capital records its first tourism dip in over a decade, the cheap-flight clubbing crowd that helped define its nightlife is starting to thin out. Excluding the Covid-19 years, Berlin's tourism is down year-on-year for the first time in over a decade. New figures show 29.4 million overnight stays by 12.4 million visitors last year, down from 30.6 million and 12.7 million in 2024.

Which Scandinavian capital belongs in the electronic hall of fame? In the '90s and '00s, Stockholm incubated a quietly influential scene. Famed alumnus Adam Beyer shares its essential records. In the summer of 1993, on a train to Berlin for Love Parade, Adam Beyer got chatting with a fellow teenager from Stockholm. The stranger's name was Jesper Dahlbäck and he, like Beyer, made electronic music in his spare time.

Much of Morocco's rich musical heritage was first released on CD and cassette, now labels and fans are digitising classics and opening up entire genres to the world An album cover for Orchestre Asri, whose songs are now available online (Fes Maatic) 15 November 2024 12:09 GMT ago On Friday and Saturday nights, traffic spikes on Imad Tazi's YouTube channel.