9 months ago

Inside Anyma’s Stunning Visuals for The Weeknd’s São Paulo Spectacle!

Anyma has been revealed as the Creative Visual Director for The Weeknd’s one-night-only concert in São Paulo, sparking rumors of a potential collaboration between the two. The concert, held on September 7th at the Estádio MorumBIS, was a prelude to The Weeknd’s upcoming album, Hurry Up Tomorrow. Known for his visually immersive performances, Anyma brought a unique and futuristic touch to the show, while multidisciplinary artist Alexander Wessely co-directed, and Alessio De Vecchi, Anyma’s lead visual artist, served as the Art Director.

Fans are now speculating whether Anyma and The Weeknd will join forces musically, especially given The Weeknd’s history of working with electronic music heavyweights like Daft Punk and Swedish House Mafia. With Hurry Up Tomorrow being the final chapter in The Weeknd’s trilogy following After Hours and Dawn FM, expectations are high.

In other news, Anyma will make history as the first electronic artist to perform inside the Las Vegas Sphere, with six sold-out shows expected to draw 100,000 fans.

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3 days ago

Glastonbury Fans Left Stranded by Yurtel Bankruptcy

Several Glastonbury 2025 attendees have been left devastated after luxury tent provider Yurtel declared bankruptcy, jeopardizing bookings worth up to £16,500.

The collapse means no accommodation, no glamping perks—and no tickets. Glastonbury Festival clarified it had no ties to Yurtel’s operations and won’t be offering replacement tickets, as Yurtel hadn’t secured any for 2025. Refunds are currently unavailable, with liquidation proceedings pending.

Customers are urged to contact Yurtel@btguk.com to authorize sharing their data for potential assistance. While the dream of luxury festival living fades, attendees are scrambling for alternatives and answers amid the chaos.

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1 week ago

Fedde Le Grand’s Surprise Wedding Has the Internet Swooning

House music icon Fedde Le Grand has hit a beautiful new milestone—he’s officially a married man! On May 9th, the legendary Dutch DJ tied the knot with his longtime partner Sofia in a heartfelt ceremony.

Known for global anthems like “Put Your Hands Up For Detroit” and “So Much Love,” Fedde took to social media to express his joy and gratitude, calling Sofia “his everything” and the day “unforgettable.” As fans celebrate this romantic chapter, it’s clear that Fedde’s next big journey is offstage—with love leading the way.

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1 week ago

DJ Gamechanger: SanDisk & Pioneer Just Dropped the Ultimate Flash Drive!

AlphaTheta (formerly Pioneer DJ) has joined forces with SanDisk to launch a DJ-specific flash drive built for speed and performance. The new SanDisk DJ Flash Drive offers ultra-fast transfer speeds of up to 1,000MB/s and comes with dual USB-C and USB-A connectors—perfect for modern and legacy DJ setups.

With up to 1TB of storage, it’s tailor-made for DJs on the go. Plus, buyers get a 3-month free trial of the rekordbox Creative Plan, making it easier than ever to organize, prep, and perform sets with precision.

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1 week ago

Calvin Harris Accused of Copying ’90s Classic

Calvin Harris is facing heat over his latest track “Blessings”, with fans and fellow artist Chicane alleging it closely mirrors the iconic 1997 trance anthem “Offshore.”

The controversy sparked after Chicane posted a video directly comparing the two, igniting debate across the EDM community. Calvin responded with a cheeky rebuttal, denying any wrongdoing and accusing Chicane of borrowing from Tangerine Dream himself.

As copyright debates intensify in the digital age, this clash highlights how thin the line between inspiration and imitation can be. Whose side are you on?

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