Hard techno, hard rave, hardstyle—whatever you call it, arena slammers have dominated the 2020s. But brand monopolies, spectacle hype and a declining grassroots scene have us wondering: when the euphoric bubble bursts, what will be left?

"We need to give more people a seat at the table." The Australian DJ and producer talks about exclusivity in the music industry, neurodivergence and London's thriving lesbian scene.

"Nightlife in New York was a celebration." The acclaimed producer reflects on the '90s club scene and the state of dance music today.

Five radio stations—Dublin Digital Radio (ddr.), Rádio Quântica, Oroko, Skylab and Threads—provide some tips on how to do it yourself.

From Leon Vynehall's dynamic instalment for fabric presents to Juba's remarkable connect-the-dots of Afro-diasporic dance music, these are the mixes we had on repeat this year.

DJ Screw's slow, psychedelic DJ and production style has majorly influenced electronic music, R&B and pop. Houston-based artist Rabit and author Lance Scott Walker trace the roots of this pervasive sound.

Artists are struggling to engage with their audiences online, but the virality of the short-form video platform is coming at an opportune time for the genre—challenging how music is packaged, shared and listened to.

Electronic Generations is the product of the live hybrid sets the artist performed from his Melbourne studio during lockdown.

Announcing our BBC Radio 1 takeover and a series of future-focused topics launching across our platform in June.

Four practitioners offer tips on using physical movement to process emotions.

The UK artist tears through UK garage, electro, jungle and pop on her Ninja Tune debut.

Here are the albums, mixes and EPs we were feeling in October.