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THE WORLD · 11 AUG 2026

Chris Stussy: The Real Name Behind House Music's No-Phones Year

Chris Stussy's real name is Niels Christian Steenbergen. How a Leiden teenager built the PIV sound, the no-phones USS series and a career-defining 2026.

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The blue frontage of fabric nightclub in Farringdon, London
SCENE · 10 AUG 2026

Why Are London Clubs Closing? The Real Reasons in 2026

Why are London clubs closing? The 2026 numbers, the cost, licensing and property pressures behind the losses, and the fixes now on the table.

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A steel band truck surrounded by crowds at Notting Hill Carnival
SCENE · 07 AUG 2026

Notting Hill Carnival 2026 Sound Systems: A DJ's Guide to the 60th Anniversary Corners

All 36 Notting Hill Carnival 2026 sound systems: where Channel One, Aba Shanti-I and Rampage play, 12pm to 7pm hours, and a DJ's route for the 60th year.

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A main stage crowd at Reading and Leeds festival stretching back through the arena
THE WORLD · 06 AUG 2026

Reading and Leeds 2026 Dance Stage: The Warehouse, Explained by DJs

The Warehouse is Reading and Leeds 2026's new dance stage. Full lineup, day splits for both sites, two Skepta b2bs and ticket status, explained by DJs.

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Band on the Wall in Manchester, its neon equaliser sign lit above the corner entrance
THE WORLD · 05 AUG 2026

The Best Manchester Clubs in 2026

The best Manchester clubs in 2026, from the 10,000-capacity Warehouse Project to intimate rooms like Hidden, Soup and XLR, sorted by what each does best.

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Ricardo Villalobos playing records at fabric in London
THE WORLD · 04 AUG 2026

Why Minimal House Became the Sound of Expensive Clubbing in 2026

Why minimal house became the sound of expensive clubbing in 2026: no drops, long sets, no phones, and the artists, from Chris Stussy to Rossi., behind it.

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Flohio performing into a microphone at the Warehouse Project in Manchester
THE WORLD · 03 AUG 2026

The Warehouse Project 2026: 20 Years, and the Season to Match

The Warehouse Project 2026 guide: the Manchester institution's 20th-anniversary season at Depot Mayfield, with lineup highlights, dates, tickets and history.

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Sammy Virji backstage at Alexandra Palace after his show, headphones round his neck, greeting a fan
THE WORLD · 31 JUL 2026

Sammy Virji: Real Name, Age and How He Became UK Garage's Biggest Star

Sammy Virji's real name is Samuel Bashir Virji. His age, Witney roots, the Skepta and Fred again.. records, and the road to Finsbury Park 2026.

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A digger flicking through a crate of twelve inch records in a record shop
THE WORLD · 30 JUL 2026

The Best UK Garage Tracks of 2026 So Far

The best UK garage tracks of 2026, checked for label and release date, plus where the sound moved and the labels and radio shows breaking these records.

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Casey Club, the Bristol bass producer behind Borehole, at the DJ booth
THE WORLD · 29 JUL 2026

Casey Club: How a Bristol Bass Act Became 2026's Breakout

Who is Casey Club? The Bristol bass act behind Papi Riddim and the Borehole EP whose DJ co-signs and Beatport number ones made them 2026's breakout.

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Oscar Farrell, the London future garage producer and dh2 artist, seated indoors
THE WORLD · 28 JUL 2026

Oscar Farrell: The Musician Making UK Garage for the Comedown

Who is Oscar Farrell? The London future-garage producer and Sampha's bassist, signed to George Daniel's dh2, behind So Far South and Birds Fly In.

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KILIMANJARO, the Zambian-heritage afro house DJ and producer, reclining in a cream suit
THE WORLD · 27 JUL 2026

KILIMANJARO: Bringing the Sounds of the Motherland to the UK Rave

Who is KILIMANJARO? The Zambian-heritage, Glasgow-raised London afro house DJ behind a Fred again..-invited Boiler Room set and the Sounds of the Motherland.

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Mall Grab (Jordon Alexander), the Newcastle-born, London-based producer, in Times Square
THE WORLD · 26 JUL 2026

Mall Grab: The Producer Who Beat the Lo-Fi House Joke

Who is Mall Grab? Real name Jordon Alexander, the Australian who beat the lo-fi house joke, built Steel City Dance Discs and became a festival headliner.

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TSHA (Teisha Matthews), the London-based dance producer, by the water
THE WORLD · 25 JUL 2026

TSHA: The Self-Taught Producer Who Made Feeling Festival-Sized

Who is TSHA? Real name Teisha Matthews, the self-taught London producer behind Capricorn Sun and Sad Girl making emotional, melodic dance music on Ninja Tune.

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salute, the Vienna-born, Manchester-based producer, in a mustard shirt at the decks
THE WORLD · 24 JUL 2026

salute: The Producer Who Made Feel-Good Dance Music a Mission

Who is salute? Real name Felix Nyajo, the Vienna-born, Manchester-made producer behind TRUE MAGIC who turned feel-good UK club music into a philosophy.

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Hamdi, the Oxford UK bass producer behind Skanka, in a Liverpool shirt
THE WORLD · 23 JUL 2026

Hamdi: How "Skanka" Carried UK Soundsystem Culture to the World

Who is Hamdi? Real name Alexander Hamdi, the producer behind Skanka who carried UK garage, grime and 140 soundsystem culture onto the world's festival stages.

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Main Phase, the Copenhagen speed garage producer, DJing in a green-tiled booth
THE WORLD · 22 JUL 2026

Main Phase: The Dane Who Mastered British Speed Garage

Who is Main Phase? Real name Adam Schierbeck, the Copenhagen producer who mastered UK speed garage via Rinse FM and now co-runs ATW with IPC.

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MPH (Myles Fairbairn), the Canterbury UK garage and bassline producer, in a white tee
THE WORLD · 21 JUL 2026

MPH: The Craftsman Bridging UK Garage and the Mainstream

Who is MPH? Real name Myles Fairbairn, the Canterbury producer with UK garage's sharpest 4x4 basslines, from 132.00FM to major-label and Bangalter co-signs.

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Four scenes from the 2026 London-to-Ibiza pipeline: Ibiza club nights and the UK DJs running them
THE WORLD · 18 JUL 2026

The London-to-Ibiza House Pipeline: How UK DJs Took Over Ibiza in 2026

How UK DJs took over Ibiza's 2026 house season: Skepta at Hï, Josh Baker's You&Me at Amnesia, East End Dubs, Michael Bibi's Solid Grooves and the pipeline.

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Nia Archives behind the decks with a microphone at a live set in Amsterdam, her face on the big screen behind her
THE WORLD · 17 JUL 2026

Nia Archives: The Artist Who Put Jungle Back at the Heart of British Music

Who is Nia Archives? Real name Dehaney Hunt, the Bradford jungle artist behind Silence Is Loud and the 2026 album Emotional Junglist, explained.

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Barry Can't Swim performing at Glastonbury 2024, arms raised over keyboards and pads in a lime shirt
THE WORLD · 16 JUL 2026

Barry Can't Swim: How Edinburgh's Jazz-Trained Producer Became a Festival Headliner

Who is Barry Can't Swim? Real name Joshua Mainnie, the Edinburgh producer behind When Will We Land?, Loner and festival-headlining emotional house, explained.

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MNEEMO and CABBA LAGA above a packed dancefloor in blue light: the UK garage revival on a London floor
THE WORLD · 15 JUL 2026

Why UK Garage Works Again in 2026

Why UK garage works again in 2026: a DJ on how speed garage, bassline and two-step fit the modern dancefloor, and why this run is more than nostalgia.

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The Boiler Room logo, the hardest ticket in dance music in 2026
THE WORLD · 14 JUL 2026

Boiler Room 2026: How to Actually Get Tickets

Boiler Room 2026: how to get tickets via the DICE app and membership, why they sell out in seconds, the returns waiting list and the year's confirmed events.

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Six of the UK garage names shaping 2026: Sammy Virji's Finsbury Park poster, Interplanetary Criminal, KETTAMA, Silva Bumpa, Omar+ and NOTION
THE WORLD · 13 JUL 2026

Best UK Garage DJs and Producers to Watch in 2026

The best UK garage DJs of 2026, from Sammy Virji and Interplanetary Criminal to MPH, Main Phase and the speed garage wave reshaping British dancefloors.

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