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Signal NYC was celebrating its first anniversary last weekend and simultaneously launching “Signal Night and Day, where Fridays become all-nighters into Saturday days”.

If you are coming to Detroit for the Movement Music Festival expecting a normal electronic music festival, recalibration is necessary almost immediately. 

From May 23-25, Movement Festival will turn Detroit into a nonstop city-wide electronic music party. As the birthplace of techno music, the festival pays tribute to the genre’s roots in experimentation and expression during a time of urban decay.

On October 27, 2023, a few weeks after the Nova music festival attack which launched Israel’s full-scale genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, a group of artists and cultural workers signed and issued a public letter. The letter started with explaining the context behind these events, that “[f]or over 75 years, the Palestinian people have been subject to a violent and racist occupation by Israel.”

​On a Friday night in April, a thousand people packed into Brooklyn Storehouse to hear a D.J whose name most of them couldn't pronounce. The venue is in Building 293 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a 60,000-square-foot industrial venue with the lease nearly expired.

news that could change the listening habits of millions of Americans, shifting towards on-demand streaming and acquiring advertising technology gives them power to leverage power and establish monopoly.

Brooklyn Storehouse has just 24 days to learn if it can keep its doors open, its future caught in a legal crossfire involving a bitter family rivalry, disputed assets, and allegations of fraud.

Bushwick and East Williamsburg residents showed up last night. Community Board 1 held a public hearing last night on Pacha New York's liquor license for what would become an 8,000-person outdoor venue at the former Brooklyn Mirage site – down from an allegedly proposed capacity of 9,600. FIVE Holdings' Kabir Mulchandani – the Dubai-based billionaire behind the Pacha brand since 2021 – made an in-person appearance, delivering a 10-minute presentation to the board.

Johan "Jo" Loewenthal, frontman of the indie band Tora, has ignited a global conversation by revealing internal emails and data reports that allegedly expose deceptive practices within the music royalty network.