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Channel Tres has announced his long-awaited debut album, ‘Head Rush’ – find out more below.This past Friday (May 3), the DJ-producer and singer took to social media to announce the upcoming record and released the album’s first single, ‘Berghain’, in the process. The album is due for release on June 14 via RCA Records.The album will mark Channel Tres’ first-ever, and is previewed by the dancey track ‘Berghain’ featuring Barney Bones.

Chase & Status and Swedish DJ and producer Eric Prydz were booked to headline, and other performers included Jamie Jones, Marco Carola, LF System, Dennis Ferrer, Hannah Wants, Groove Armada (DJ Set) and Low Steppa.Now, the organisers of the Dagenham festival have confirmed that the event has been forced to be cancelled due to the weather conditions, and set to return in 2025 instead.Taking to Facebook this afternoon (April 29), the official page shared an update, explaining that the decision was made by the local council and organisers were left “devastated” by the news.“Last year, when we were looking for a new home, London Borough of Barking and Dagenham offered us the beautiful Central Park and we worked with them to create detailed plans for how the Festival would work this year and be better than ever before,” the update read.“We had invested time and money into the new site, new stages and brought in a new Creative Team to bring the weekend to life with immersive experiences and large art installations, alongside the already fantastic lineup, which we couldn’t wait to share with you.An Important Update Regarding We Are FSTVL 2024.Posted by We Are FSTVL on Monday, April 29, 2024“Sadly, and just days before we were due to attend on-site to start the build, London Borough of Barking and Dagenham accepted that they could not deliver a safe event space that was fit for the purpose of allowing us to stage We Are FSTVL 2024.”The post continued, adding how it was forced to cancel the event due to putting punters’ health at the forefront: “London Borough of Barking and Dagenham say that the difficult decision to cancel has been made for health and safety reasons after record levels of rainfall this year.“We are heartbroken

A post shared by Kathy Brown (@kathybrowndiva)“Like most artists who have devoted their careers to dance music, without being able to perform there’s little to no chance of Kathy being able to earn an income. Kathy has poured her heart and soul onto stages and dancefloors all over the world for more than thirty years, and is now asking for help.”Brown’s daughter, Chanta Joyner, has set up a GoFundMe campaign, which has so far raised $24,833 (£19,506) of a $50,000 (£39,276) goal.Alongside the fundraising, UK record label Toolroom have announced charity single ‘Turn Me Deeper’ from Wh0, Mark Knight & James Hurr featuring Brown’s vocals.

Composer William Tyler and Four Tet's Kieran Hebden (you may know him as the bestie of Skrillex and Fred Again...) have teamed up on a new A-B single for Sylvan Esso's record label. “Darkness, Darkness” b/w “No Services" is the latest entry in Psychic Hotline's singles series, and is available both to stream and as a vinyl 12-inch.

Dance music star Peggy Gou has shared her first tune in two years. "It Goes Like (Nanana)" is the first single from her upcoming debut album, which will be released with XL Recordings.

In a surprise appearance, Arca was the opening act for Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour stop last night (June 8). The Venezuelan electronic producer played a DJ set at Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys in Barcelona, dancing behind the turntables while clad in a metallic Mugler bodysuit.

New York-based soul and funk duo LION BABE have shared their newest single and it’s a cover of a classic. The group reimagine Frank Ocean‘s breakout hit, “Thinkin Bout You” with a classic house twist, blending in a booming four-on-the-floor beat with Jillian Hervey’s soulful vocals.

Mike Nasty has been a central figure in New York City's dance music scene since 2017, hosting and spinning house music parties at every venue across the five boroughs. Following the success of his 2022 Deep Into The Sun, the artist is back with Journey from Memphis, an ode to his Tennessee hometown.

Alison Goldfrapp has today announced her debut solo album ‘The Love Invention’, and dropped the synth-heavy new single ‘So Hard So Hot’.The release marks the musician’s first full release as a solo artist, following her extensive career with electronic duo Goldfrapp.Set for release on May 12, the album will see the vocalist channel her love of disco and house into an 11-track LP that captures her “forward-thinking” approach to songwriting and her “reawakening as a dancefloor priestess”.Following on from launch single ‘Digging Deeper’, the vocalist also shared her new single ‘So Hard So Hot’ – a track that captures glossy synths and an intense bassline, paired with a classic house beat.Accompanying the song is the hypnotic music video, which uses a range of AI techniques to see the vocalist pulled into her fantasy environment.“I wanted to do something that had that very clubby, acid-y feeling to it,” she said of the latest track. “But I wanted lightness to come out of the chorus – there’s tension there, as well as euphoric freedom.”According to the musician, the track seeks to reflect a mythical world that is simultaneously powerful and fragile, and represents the “instability and hope of transitional states”.Alison Goldfrapp is also set to play a series of live shows in the UK.

The FADER’s “Songs You Need” are the tracks we can’t stop playing. Check back every day for new music and follow along on our Spotify playlist. Kerri Chandler's DJ sets are a sight to behold.

Trying to keep up with this week’s new music? Every Friday, we collect new albums available on streaming services on one page. This week, check out Yeat's Aftërlyfe, Gorillaz's Cracker Island, Miss Grit's Follow The Cyborg, and more.

Kali Uchis has shared a new track titled “NO HAY LEY,” her first solo single since the release of her sophomore studio LP, Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios) ∞, in November 2020. The Columbian-American singer has stayed busy with collaborations in the interim, most recently contributing two guest verses to a remix of “blessing me,” a cut from Mura Masa’s forthcoming record demon time.

GoldLink's music has pulled from house music ever since his 2016 debut And After That, We Didn't Talk, so it's safe to say that the D.C. rapper probably didn't find Drake's new house-ified album Honestly, Nevermind to be all that revolutionary.

On the heels of her fantastic album Renaissance, Beyoncé has shared a four-trap remix EP for her hit single "Break My Soul." One of the artists enlisted to reimagine the track is Honey Dijon, the esteemed Black transgender DJ who contributed to the Renaissance songs "Cozy" and "Alien Superstar." In her new version, Honey Dijon starts things off with stampeding drums and synths firing like photon torpedos before Beyoncé's lead vocals guide the song further and further skyward.

The FADER’s “Songs You Need” are the tracks we can’t stop playing. Check back every day for new music and follow along on our Spotify playlist.

Kanye West has been sued for copyright infringement again, Billboard reports and court documents reviewed by The FADER confirm. A complaint filed Wednesday in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York by attorneys for Ultra International Music Publishing (UIMP) claims Ye did not clear the sample of Marshall Jefferson’s 1986 house anthem “Move Your Body” that can allegedly be heard at least 22 times on the Donda 2 track “Flowers.” Like the rest of Donda 2, “Flowers” was released in late February exclusively on Stem Player, an MP3 device created specifically for the album in collaboration with Alex Klein and his company, Kano Computing Limited.

The singles from Mura Masa's upcoming album Demon Time (out September 16) have showcased some pretty canny collaborations. "bbycakes" teamed up Lil Uzi Vert, PinkPantheress, and Shygirl for a puppy love club track, and "blessing me" created a chrome-covered dancehall with Pa Salieu and Skillibeng ("2gether," released sans features, sounds like Billie Eilish produced by Porter Robinson).

Black Coffee has announced that he’ll be performing a one-off headline show at London’s Beckenham Place Park this September.The Grammy-winning DJ and producer will play an extended set at the event on September 11, where he will also welcome friends and rising DJs to the stage – these will be announced at a later date.According to a press release, the pioneering DJ “will bring his signature sound to the idyllic rolling grasslands of Beckenham Place Park, which is nestled amongst protected ancient woodland and a beautiful lake.”The recently converted golf course in the heart of South London will boast two stages for the all-dayer.Pre-sale tickets go on sale May 10 at 1pm local time; general release tickets go on sale the following day, May 11, at 1pm.

Bonobo has been plumbing the depths of electronica for over 20 years. The Brighton-born producer began his career as a trip-hop pioneer at the turn of the millennium, and has since ventured across the extended universe of the danceable, from downtempo to drum'n'bass, nu jazz to Detroit techno.

The Weeknd is the guest vocalist on a new song from Swedish House Mafia. "Moth to a Flame" is the name of their collaboration.

Happy Mondays dancer Bez has made his vocal debut on ‘Flying Bus’, a new track that sees the Madchester legend team up with house producer DJ Doorly.The song, which also features vocals from Firouzeh, pays homage to the glory days of acid house, taking listeners back to the open-minded party hedonism of the Second Summer of Love.Featuring an infectious vocal loop from Bez – his first to ever feature on a record – he describes the magic of his legendary Flying Bus Glastonbury stage, known for being the festival’s last stage standing, with the party going on through the night into the early hours of the morning.“It was a brilliant work trip to Ibiza to collaborate with Doorly at his studio that created this tune,” Bez said of the new track.