{"title":"Digital Magazines","description":"","products":[{"product_id":"dj-mag-april-2019-uk-digital","title":"DJ Mag April 2019 (UK) - digital","description":"\u003cp\u003eThis issue we unveil the results of our Top 100 Clubs poll, an eagerly awaited time in the dance music industry calendar. We had over 600,000 votes in the poll this year, and clubs from 36 different countries from almost every continent in the world placed in the Top 100 — indicative of just how global our scene is nowadays.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eEvery year, I hear stories from DJs or dedicated clubbers about how many of the 100 they’ve been to, and the results give illuminating indications about worldwide trends in our culture — turn to page 25 onwards for the full analysis and profiles of all the clubs in the poll, and it’s congratulations to Green Valley in Brazil for retaining the top spot this time around. Elsewhere in the issue we go to New York with ace pansexual party-night He.She.They (p76); talk to junglist S.P.Y about his new album (p83); check in with scene stalwarts David Morales (p87) and Juan Atkins (p96), and profile a wealth of new names in our Bubblers, Get To Know and feature sections. Plus there’s all yer usual on-point reviews from our team of experts, and all your other regular favourite sections.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eOvershadowing this month’s output somewhat is the tragic news about Keith Flint’s suicide — it’s so sad, he touched so many lives. The response of our scene, however, has been incredible (p12) — no longer is mental health something to be ashamed to talk about. I’m no expert, but clearly it’s vital, now more than ever, that anyone having a dark time talks to somebody. Call a helpline such as the Samaritans, where there are experts on hand 24\/7 to chat to anybody experiencing severe depression or suicidal thoughts. Get help. Speak to somebody. It just remains for me to wish everybody in The Prodigy extended family all the best at this difficult time, from all of us at DJ Mag.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eCARL LOBEN\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eEditor\u003c\/p\u003e","brand":"DJ Mag Shop","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":27741600710740,"sku":"UK-D-592","price":5.95,"currency_code":"GBP","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0181\/8404\/4628\/products\/djmag_592_cover_606a8946-b000-405f-9044-1b2e5a9fd1b3.jpg?v=1554726690"},{"product_id":"dj-mag-april-2019-usa-canada-digital","title":"DJ Mag April 2019 (North America) - digital","description":"\u003cp\u003eOur Top 100 Clubs poll is back and it’s bigger than ever with over 600,000 votes gathered globally for this year’s rankings. Every April, DJ Mag staff undertake the mammoth task of tabulating your votes — which span 36 nations, dozens of languages and every continent on earth — to find which venue has hit the No. 1 spot. In 2019, Brazil’s Green Valley has come out on top for the fourt time, with the venue’s impeccable programming and lush rainforest location proving irresistible to voters. The usual suspects from clubbing capitals like Berlin, Ibiza and London have all made the ranking, plus newcomers from far-flung locations in Central Asia, Australia and the Middle East. Techno originator and Detroit legend Juan Atkins also fronts this month’s jam-packed issue to discuss the return of his Cybotron project (page 22). Elsewhere we take a deep dive into what’s happening Down Under, speaking to key figures fighting to keep Australia’s festival scene alive (page 80). A dreamy trip to Envision Festival in Costa Rica is also a highlight of our April issue, as we discover why wellness and electronic music are made to work in harmony (page 82).\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eFinally, the sudden death of The Prodigy’s Keith Flint rocked the entire dance music community earlier this month, proving no one is immune from the insidious effects of depression and anxiety. If you ever feel alone or helpless be sure to speak to someone — experts are on hand at the National Hopeline Network 24 hours a day. You can contact them on 1-800-442-4673. 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Not only because it’s our chance to expose our pasty bodies to some much-needed sunshine, but also to network, drink and dance with some of our best-loved industry pals and artists from North America and beyond. There’s a plethora of parties, talks and catch-ups to attend each year — not to mention unrivalled festival giant Ultra Music Festival — but never fear, DJ Mag’s exhaustive Miami guide has got you covered. From the best spots for a calorie-laden hangover feed (page 34) to the coolest free things to do around the city (page 36), this issue will be your trusted sidekick to seven nights of non-stop debauchery. We’ve also tapped up Holland’s mighty Don Diablo to front March’s fun-filled issue, with the future house hero discussing everything from self-doubt to Star Wars in his most candid interview yet (page 24). Elsewhere, we speak to Ukrainian techno killer Nastia about her rise to fame (page 66) and take a quick trip to South Korea to check out one of the country’s new hotspots (page 85). 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Not only because it’s our chance to expose our pasty bodies to some much-needed sunshine, but also to network, drink and dance with some of our best-loved industry pals and artists from North America and beyond. There’s a plethora of parties, talks and catch-ups to attend each year — not to mention unrivalled festival giant Ultra Music Festival — but never fear, DJ Mag’s exhaustive Miami guide has got you covered. From the best spots for a calorie-laden hangover feed (page 34) to the coolest free things to do around the city (page 36), this issue will be your trusted sidekick to seven nights of non-stop debauchery. We’ve also tapped up Holland’s mighty Don Diablo to front March’s fun-filled issue, with the future house hero discussing everything from self-doubt to Star Wars in his most candid interview yet (page 24). Elsewhere, we speak to Ukrainian techno killer Nastia about her rise to fame (page 66) and take a quick trip to South Korea to check out one of the country’s new hotspots (page 85). 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There’s plenty of parties, networking, culture and sunshine to be had — although the number of people away all January, and the late February weather in the UK, suggest that some corners of our scene don’t need a Miami getaway to see them through the winter months anymore.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eMiami does seem to have rediscovered its mojo in the last couple of years, though. And now, with Ultra buying WMC, the conference side looks like it’s leaping up a level or three. Ultra’s muscle as a festival promoter has enabled them to call on big names like Carl Cox, Armin van Buuren, Richie Hawtin and Nicole Moudaber to speak on panels, and there’s a new site for Ultra Music Festival to explore too. After he made one of the biggest records in recent years (‘Losing It’), we’ve got Fisher (above) on our cover this issue (p28). Then there’s the small matter of our pool party on the 27th March at the Surfcomber, which we preview in our Miami section beginning on page 40. Can’t wait to have my world turned upside-down!\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eElsewhere in this issue we profile Amsterdam’s impeccable Rush Hour label and shop (p67); look at what effect bloody Brexit is gonna have on UK clubland (p72); catch up with Batty Bass lady Hannah Holland as things come full circle for her (p76); and ask if vinyl-only labels are necessarily elitist these days (p80).\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eThere’s tonnes more to read in the mag, as usual. 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The Ukraine-born spinner is a wicked techno DJ who has been steadily rising through the rankings on her own terms over the last decade or so.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eBecause of her outspokenness, though, Nastia is sometimes branded as ‘controversial’. And indeed, the times I’ve met her, she has said some fairly bluntly contentious things to me in private, which if I’d repeated in print could’ve adversely affected her career. It’s like she sometimes speaks with no filter, and certainly doesn’t seem to have had ‘media training’ of any sort. 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When it’s time to chill, our guide to Net ix’s best music docs (p85), as well as Music On’s favourite food spots (p97), are all inside.\u003cbr\u003eA more conscious industry is a thriving one, a more aware dance oor a safer one and a more sustainable attitude safeguards Ibiza for the next generation of party-goers. We owe it to ourselves and our party peers to look after each other and the island we love, all while enjoying the best music, food and beaches on the planet. See you front left.\u003cbr\u003eDECLAN McGLYNN, EDITOR\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eLOS NUEVOS AVANCES DE IBIZA\u003c\/strong\u003e\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eIbiza es un lugar de ujo constante. Pero la vieja mantra de ‘cuanto más cambian las cosas, más siguen igual’ parece obsoleta ya que las transformaciones ahora son reales y palpables. Y no sólo nos referimos al traslado de Cocoon de Amnesia a Pacha después de 18 años, a la nueva residencia de Cream en Hï Ibiza o la increíble reforma de Pacha.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eHablamos del corazón mismo del clubbing: la trágica muerte de Avicii (p.59) ha forzado el tema de la salud mental a un primer plano, el movimiento #MeToo ha versado luz sobre la misoginia que existe en nuestra cultura y los constantes desafíos medioambientales a los que se enfrenta Ibiza cada verano cuando millones de turistas convierten la isla en su hogar temporal. Desde las conversaciones entorno al IMS a principios de verano, a nuestra entrevista con Luciano (p.70), Groove Armada (p.76) y Blond:ish (p.93) los cambios están en boca de todos.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ePero eso no signi ca que no podamos pasarlo bien y esta revista es el sitio perfecto para empezar. El so sticado héroe del disco Dimitri from Paris (p.20) adorna nuestra portada mientras el rey Koze explica cómo se le ocurrió su éxito del verano ‘Pick Me Up’ en la página 36. Para cuando toca relajarse, DJ Mag te ofrece una guía de los mejores documentales musicales (p.85) además de los lugares favoritos para comer de Music On (p.97) en su interior.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eUna industria más consciente será más fructífera, una pista más consciente será una más segura y una actitud más sostenible salvaguardará Ibiza para las próximas generaciones de ravers. Nos debemos a nosotros y a nuestros colegas de esta el cuidarnos el uno al otro y a la isla que tanto amamos, todo mientras disfrutamos de la mejor música, comida y playas del planeta. 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From clubs and festivals to labels, DJs and producers, our homegrown scene is incredibly rich and diverse - and from page 23 onwards we profile all the winners. Rebekah is our cover star this month, the diminutive Birmingham-born, Berlin-based techno powerhouse who scooped Best Producer on the night. Her story about taking a while to find her true sound makes for fascinating reading, and elsewhere we feature other winners on the night such as Fatboy Slim, Andy C, James Zabiela, Four Tet, Willow, Doc\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eScott, D Double E, CamelPhat, Weiss, Ellie Cocks and more, and all the label, club and festival winners. Congratulations to all. Brexit may be causing uncertainty for many people in our scene, but it feels healthy enough to weather any storms. Elsewhere in this issue we take some DJs back to school to see how they fare in the new DJ GCSE exam (page 56); tip some Ones To Watch for 2019 (p62); look at the practice of inflating the cost of rare vinyl on Discogs (p71); and investigate whether wealth, privilege and class are causing an imbalance in our scene (p78). It's much harder today to launch a career in the music industry without the funding-cushion of the dole or something like the Enterprise Allowance scheme. 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Must be what working on the hamster wheel of monthly magazine deadlines does to you, maybe - not that I'm complaining. Our scene has gone through a multitude of twists and turns since the start of the year. We document these from page 31 onwards with our round-up of the news of the year, and pick out the tracks, remixes, albums and comps that have blown-up the discotheques over the past 12 months or so. Mumdance (p22) is a great cover star to have to round the year off - notable for mashing up techno, grime, drum \u0026amp; bass and hardcore, he symbolises the growing trend for trashing genre restrictions in favour of just playing and making stuff that's good. Long may this tendency continue into 2019.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eElsewhere we round up the highlights from ADE (p54), one of my own being getting my phone back after leaving it in a cab while drunk one night (ahem). We feature Cinthie (p39) and Clouds (p49), as well as a host of new talent, and look back at The Count \u0026amp; Sinden's 'Beeper' fidgety game changer from a decade ago - when ten major things we rely on now didn't exist (p61). Plus there's all yer usual news, reviews, charts and tech to feast your eyes upon. It's been an action-packed year for DJ Mag, to say the least, and we hope that our beloved electronic music scene has rocked your worlds as much as it has ours. It just remains for me to wish every single one of you a very merry festive season. 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The same “get up and fight” tenacity applies to other renegade talents featured in the pages to follow such as “Little” Louie Vega (pg. 27), The Glitch Mob (pg. 33), Loco Dice (pg. 41) and Paul Oakenfold (pg. 63).\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eDon't worry about falling flat -that part is inevitable. What defines a great fighter is their ability to keep getting up. Number one hits come and go, but staying relevant - that's a true knockout.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eWith a bit of time, training and perseverance you might also fly one day. 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Memories of even the most impressive DJ sets start to blend together over time. That's why we're here – to remember for you. Truth be told, I remember everything; paying rapt attention to the details of live performances, as well as numerous artist productions, comes with the Editor job description. While always being swithed-on may sound like a burden to some folks, it is in fact a delight to say this: I clearly recall seeing Mark Kinchen spin everywhere from We Are FSTVL in Essex, to various haunts in NYC, and just this past March, during MMW once again. But in 2018, the party to remember has become MK's very own Area 10.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eKnown for the better part of his career as a hit-making producer, find out how this month's cover star keeps evolving, bending rules, retaining new information and applying it to what he loves – his craft. 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Glasto is back this year, along with all our other favourites across the world, plus a bunch of new ones we’re sure will provide stiff competition, and to help you decide which is worth your hard-earned pounds our annual festival guide is back, starting on page 33. This year, we’ve even gone to the trouble of asking a whole heap of DJs what their favourite events are, and boiled them down to a top 50 (page 49).\u003c\/span\u003e\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cbr\u003eOn to our cover, though, which this month is graced by Russian DJ Anastasia Kristensen. Her rise over the past couple of years has been meteoric, and deservedly so. Dissecting the boundaries between techno, electro and breaks, she’s a force to be reckoned with in the booth, turns out off-kilter productions like few else can, and — as we all learned first-hand when she came to play our HQ streaming session last summer — is a genuinely friendly, humble person. 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The Ibiza summer season is still a hugely important part of the international scene, and this issue we preview all the comings and goings of DJs and events on the White Isle over the next few months (page 33 onwards). DJ Mag also produces two dedicated mags for Ibiza every summer, and one for Croatia, so look out for those if you’re intending to travel to either of those clubbing destinations over the summer.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAdam Beyer is someone who’s made Ibiza his home recently, and when we realised we’ve never had him on our UK cover we had to rectify that. Our interview with him on the island gives great insight into Adam’s background and how he’s built his label Drumcode into a worldwide phenomenon — and himself into a big-name techno DJ, up there with the likes of Eric Prydz (literally, when he does Cirez D b2bs), Hawtin, Carola and so on. 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