EDM Identity

LA-based artist Enamour has become a favorite among melodic house fans for his ability to combine hypnotic grooves with wistful energy that lingers long after the music ends. With influences from jazz, indie, and piano, his productions carry an introspective quality that remains deeply immersive and dancefloor-ready. These soundscapes have landed on revered labels such as Rebellion, This Never Happened, Diynamic, Anjunadeep, and more.

After spending decades in the scene, Rusko is hanging up the headphones. The UK dubstep pioneer announced earlier today that he is taking a break from music and shows for an indefinite period after struggling with his mental health. The beloved DJ and producer took to Instagram earlier today to break the news, stating that he was conflicted about whether or how he wanted to share details publicly. “The truth is, there was no way I could have found the words,” he said.

Belgian techno connoisseur Amelie Lens knows the importance of paying it forward to the next generation of talent. Since establishing her EXHALE imprint in 2021, she’s elevated a wide range of techno sounds by spotlighting budding artists. As the scene constantly evolves, Lens ensures that each producer’s individuality is represented, resulting in a melting pot of distinct interpretations of the genre. EXHALE’s various artists compilation series is a testament to this mission.

The days are counting down, and Camp Alderwild is finally just around the corner. Soon, the forests will rejoice once more when the eco-conscious Of The Trees sets foot for a second time on their soil. As the clock ticks, attendees’ eagerness grows, anticipation mounting while they get ready to make their way into the gorgeous San Juan Mountains of Telluride for another unforgettable weekend.

What began as a single studio session between Wooli and Trivecta has evolved into a years-long exchange of stems, ultimately yielding enough material for a full project. The result is Sam Adams, a five-track EP whose title is derived from the duo’s first names, and that challenged both producers to explore uncharted sonic territory. Moving away from Wooli’s signature riddim and Trivecta’s traditional melodic bass, the EP delivers a gritty, glitchy, and futuristic sound.

It’s been one thing after another for Tomorrowland lately. This week, organizers were forced to cancel planned firework shows due to Boom, Belgium‘s code orange wildfire warning. Now, Like Mike has broken the news that he must pull out of his performances at the festival alongside sibling DJ partner Dimitri Vegas. Like Mike (real name Michael Thivaios) got candid with his fans in an Instagram Story from the duo’s account, sharing that he’s recently faced health setbacks.

Tomorrowland is nearly here, and while thousands have flocked to Boom, Belgium, to experience all the magic the festival offers, not everyone is as lucky to take the trip. That doesn’t mean that dance music lovers from around the world have to miss out on the action, though, as the festival will be broadcasting performances from the Mainstage and Freedom stage across both weekends, along with more on One World Radio.

After stirring up plenty of anticipation among music lovers in Southern California over the past few months, Goldenvoice has revealed some exciting details about its latest experience, Ocean Way Festival. The first-ever festival on Santa Monica beach is slated to take place on September 26-27 and celebrate music, food, sustainability, and beach culture — and today’s lineup drop will surely turn heads.

Ember Shores is a bucket list item for any tried-and-true ILLENIUM fan. And now that he’s shared the lineup, the Denver-based superstar has kicked FOMO into overdrive for the 2026 event taking place at the Barceló Riviera Maya resort in Mexico from November 20-22. Revelers will be treated to the “In My Arms” hitmaker’s world debut back-to-back set with heavy dubstep figurehead Subtronics.

Whethan has cancelled his set at Shambhala Music Festival in Salmo, British Columbia, and postponed two Las Vegas shows due to schedule conflicts with the late Oliver Tree‘s memorial service. “I have made the decision to postpone these two Vegas shows and unfortunately, cancel my performance at Shambhala,” wrote Whethan (real name Ethan Snoreck) in social media posts.