Techno luminary Boys Noize (Alex Ridha) is stepping behind the screen once again to score Replacer, an upcoming psychosexual horror film starring pop superstar Halsey.

Marking Halsey’s first leading cinematic role, the movie follows a stranded, troubled DJ named Proxy who gets sucked into the orbit of an alluring circle running an underground Montreal radio station.

When a sinister, mysterious signal from beneath the subway corrupts their transmissions, it unleashes a harrowing transformation.

With Avan Jogia directing, Lilly Wachowski executive producing, and Ridha’s abrasive industrial techno pedigree behind the sound design, Replacer promises a gritty, club-fueled descent into psychological dread.

House music heavyweight Dom Dolla is dialing up the production for his next touring chapter.

Coming hot off a monumental hometown performance in front of 60,000 fans at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, the Australian producer announced a completely refreshed live show that has been months in development.

To celebrate the rollout, Dom is giving away two double passes across seven featured tour stops: Melbourne, New York, the Bay Area, Nashville, Chicago, Singapore, and Auckland.

Fans simply need to comment their city and tag a friend on his official Instagram announcement post to enter.

A surprise free show from The Chainsmokers in Knoxville quickly turned into a crowd-control crisis after thousands of fans packed Fraternity Park.

With around 10,000 students and local fans reportedly arriving, temporary fencing struggled to contain the massive crowd. When gates opened, pressure from the crowd caused barriers to buckle, sending people rushing toward the stage and forcing security to retreat.

With local law enforcement already committed to another major concert, resources were stretched thin. The Chainsmokers ultimately called off the performance over safety concerns, while police and emergency crews moved in to clear the area. The incident highlights the challenges of organizing large-scale free campus events.

HUGEL is addressing the growing AI debate surrounding his latest hit, “Movin’ To The Sun.”

After an AI-connected demo gained traction online, HUGEL partnered with Imael Angel and worked with Late Nine to transform the original concept into a finished house production.

The track also features the iconic Ultra Naté, whose vocals were re-recorded for the official release. To clear up questions about the song’s origins, HUGEL shared a detailed look inside his project file, showing how the idea evolved through arrangement, production, and studio work.

With the track topping global Shazam and dance radio charts, the conversation highlights how AI is reshaping modern electronic music.