FVTVR, the Paris club beneath the Cite de la Mode et du Design, is launching its own record label with FVTVR-001, an eight-track double vinyl that pairs techno veteran Steve Bicknell with newer names from the club's own lineup, shipping mid-January 2027.
The open-source Mixxx project is porting its DJ software to run directly on Raspberry Pi-class single-board computers, chasing microsecond-range audio latency without a host laptop and without ever encrypting a DJ's own library.
JEWEL Nightclub at Aria Resort & Casino will close for good on November 21, 2026, ending a ten-year run as a 24,000-square-foot Tao Group Hospitality venue, with no replacement club announced by MGM Resorts.
Synthux Academy's Audrey III ditches oscillators, wavetables and samples entirely, generating sound purely from three voices of controlled feedback, and ships in December for 499 EUR.
In its 2026 season report, Ibiza's main nightlife association AEON says a single operator with companies linked to Fiesta Hotels & Resorts controls and exploits more than 50% of the island's club licenses, rooms, parties and closing-party slots.
Rave Rebels XXL Weekender turns Brussels' ING Arena into two back-to-back 13-hour marathons on November 6 and 7, run entirely in one main room with no split stages, a deliberate break from the sprawling multi-stage festival model.
Chez Damier's 1992 deep house touchstone "Can You Feel It" returns on Balance on November 27 with two new Underground Resistance remixes on the B-side.
Juan Atkins, the Detroit producer who co-invented techno and named it with Model 500's 1988 track "Techno Music," has died at 64 after being found unresponsive in a Mexico City hotel on November 1.
Beatport is taking applications for the 2027 class of its year-long artist development program, Beatport Next, through this Friday, November 6.
For people with ADHD or autism, research suggests the dancefloor can offer focus, connection and self-regulation that everyday social settings often don't.
Pacha opens Brooklyn Pacha, a year-round indoor venue in the former Great Hall at the bankrupt Brooklyn Mirage complex, on November 6-7, 2026, headlined by Loco Dice and Nervous Records' 35th anniversary.
Zakes Bantwini paired an eight-minute European-tour documentary, "Golden Hour," with his label Mayonie Productions' first Amsterdam Dance Event showcase, turning a victory lap into infrastructure for South African Afro House artists.
Five months after opening only the Tracker's file format through a library called tracker-lib, Polyend has released the complete firmware source code for its entire Tracker family as Community Edition 1.0, with two new synth engines and a developer kit to build and sell custom effects.
4Pockets has released SpectraPad, a 9.99-euro spectral synthesizer for iPadOS and macOS that gives producers a slider for each of 16 harmonic partials plus vocal-style formant shaping, after what the developer calls a lengthy Apple review process.
Spotify is building a $4-5-a-month AI remix and cover feature for early 2027 that credits every royalty to the original rights holder and counts fan remix streams toward the original track's chart position, cutting out the human remixer entirely.
We Belong Here's first New Orleans festival, running November 13 to 15 at Goldring Woldenberg Riverfront Park, hands its house and techno anchor slot to a three-hour Carl Cox sunset set.
Piano People, the amapiano festival brand built on sold-out shows in London, New York and Cape Town, plays Johannesburg for the first time on November 28, 2026, headlined by Uncle Waffles at Old Park Station.
Charlotte de Witte played her only UK show of 2026 on November 1 at Ironworks, a brand-new warehouse venue in London's Royal Docks, handing the untested room an instant stamp of credibility.
Beatport has opened applications for the 2027 class of Beatport Next, its artist development programme, with the entry window closing November 6, 2026.
Mr JazziQ, A.W.O and Freddy K released the seven-track "Stance Social" EP on October 23, 2026, the second installment in Mr JazziQ's ongoing love letter to stance, the slower, bass-heavy amapiano strain that insiders chase and casual listeners rarely clock.
Maceo Plex's new two-track EP 'Supasonic / Closer', out October 30 on his own Lone Romantic imprint, deliberately pairs a hammering, vocal-chopped peak-time cut against a brooding, cinematic one, refusing to let the release settle into a single mood.
FabFilter's free Twin 3.10 update adds full MPE and Note Expression support, finally letting Roli Seaboard, Expressive E Osmose and LinnStrument players drive the synth's pitch, timbre and pressure per note, alongside more than 200 new factory presets.
Behringer has announced the Polykeys 61, a 61-key USB/MIDI controller with a polyphonic aftertouch keybed and open-source hardware, targeting a $199 price against boutique controllers that cost $1,199 to $1,999.
Neve has unveiled the Elements range, three rack-mounted analogue processors with full digital recall, alongside the $37,950 8424E console that pairs 80-series analogue circuitry with touchscreen automation.
Paris producer Tour-Maubourg is launching his own imprint, Alone Together, with the "It's Time" EP due November 27, 2026, and the 12" press has already sold out.
Infinite, the free open-source node-based audiovisual workstation built by solo developer Naman Soni, hit version 1.0 on October 31, adding a piano roll, a sample studio, a 3D scene compositor and three physically modeled instruments to its modular synth and GPU visuals engine.
Italian developer Fabio 'Pitch' Serra has released FaseGroove Piano, Drums, Guitar and Arranger, four free beta MIDI plugins tuned to house grooves and locked under the AGPL-3.0 license.
Juan Atkins, the Detroit producer whose 1988 track "Techno Music" gave the entire genre its name, has died at 64 after being found unresponsive in a Mexico City hotel room ahead of a scheduled gig.
Amnesia Ibiza has sold out a nine-carat gold, RFID-chipped pyramid medallion priced at 14,000 euros that promises two people lifetime VIP access, though the club's own admission rules still apply every night.
Black Motion says the organisers of Johannesburg's 3TWO1 Festival used the duo's name and poster art without honouring the agreed performance fee, per The Journalist DJ.
Belfast duo Bicep played their first live show in three years at Sydney's sold-out Hordern Pavilion on Halloween, days after unveiling a vocal-heavy album, SLUG, built around a studio they say changed everything.
Warsaw Wave has launched Revolt, a patchable modular synth shipping native VST3, Audio Units, LV2, and standalone builds for Windows, macOS, and Linux, at an introductory $59 (regular $89) through November 11, 2026.
Cevin Fisher, the producer behind 'The Freaks Come Out' and '(You Got Me) Burning Up' who learned to DJ as a teenager at Newark's Club Zanzibar, died October 29 after a brief battle with cancer, three days after turning 63.
MAP Audio's new $80 plugin MFX lets producers cable-patch 34 effects across four cells into serial, parallel and feedback-loop routings that a standard effects chain can't do.
Yucatan promoter Mérida Worldwide publicly apologized on October 31 after a scientific institute warned that its amplified-music party inside a cenote was endangering light-sensitive cave species and the aquifer that supplies the peninsula's drinking water.
Waldorf's new Crema desktop synth rebuilds the discontinued Streichfett's cult string-machine sound inside a wavetable and FM-equipped instrument priced at 345.45 euros.
Global independent publisher Peermusic has acquired Sydney's 120 Publishing, taking over roughly 5,000 works and 120,000 administered copyrights in dance and electronic music.
