Malvika Padin

BLOND:ISH’s grassroots movement Bye Bye Plastic Foundation continues its successful run of doing good for the planet with the help of a $75k grant from the most carbon-efficient climate-dedicated blockchain community, Celo's Climate Collective.

The experiential art and entertainemnt concept is taking over a secret location in Denver for two days of art, food, and music.

DGTL Festival, Bye Bye Plastic, and other leading climate-conscious entities in music have come together to work towards a greener music scene with a new tool for fans, artists, and event organizers.

Coachella reveals thier newest headliner.

Prolific production duo Win and Woo have come together with Wrabel for melodic offering “Vanilla Sky,” which offers us a glimpse of their upcoming album 10 Years.

The point of AIMI, which has quickly become the home of forward-thinking musicians and music lovers,  is to allow both musicians and listeners to tap into infinite sonic arrangements “free from beginnings and ends.”

Five festivals in Asia that will make you want to break out your passport.

The first DJ academy for women and gender minorities in Denmark was launched last week. The new initiative comes from the non-profit organization and booking agency Future Female Sounds(FFS), which has already trained nearly 500 new female, non-binary, and gender minority DJs in several countries across continents since its launch in 2017. 

Aimi+ has a catalog of unreleased loops, clips, and samples from artists like Soul Clap, Catz 'n Dogz, Skream, Black Loops, and Tensnake. It uses AI to remix these parts in new ways for a listening experience tailored just for you.