Sophie Bress

Artists, in some sense, have always used emotion to guide their work. But now that conversations surrounding mental health are slowly becoming less and less taboo, we’ve seen an uptick in musicians overtly discussing these topics — both in their songs and in the outside world. Artists are speaking openly about their struggles and, in doing so, have...

Mindchatter listens to acoustic music at the gym and doesn’t know why listening to dance music can’t be more like listening to Bob Dylan or why going to a rave and going to a concert are so different. 

How a new program aims to tackle sexual violence in the nightlife community.

The pandemic saw a shift towards monumental livestream events. How are brands like Tomorrowland, Brownies & Lemonade, and Hydeout moving back to in-person events while embracing the metaverse?

The Grateful Dead's music may be a far cry from Excision, yet Deadhead's and ravers share much in common when it comes to culture and community.

Sometimes, too much of a good thing is a bad thing. Sometimes, excess is great. Sometimes, it’s just the way it is. At Camp EDC, it was hard to tell which of these statements was true. The whole weekend I felt like I was simultaneously having the best time of my life and the worst time of my life.  As I parked my car, met my friends, and hauled my ...

Dive into the humble beginings of Electric Daisy Carnival, and the colorful characters who started one of the scene's longest running institutions.

The Billboard No. 1 producer opens up about his experimental debut album and his career so far.

Hydeout: The Prelude; a digital festival meets Netflix meets social network meets video game.

Emma Hoser is a long-time agent who counts Jamie Jones, Adam Beyer and Eric Prydz as clients. We chat with her about a recent move to boutique agency Liason and how she got where she is today.