David Morales feels it
The globetrotting superstar gives an insider’s history of remixing and a passionate explanation of DJing greatness.
Danny Krivit rolled through disco
The edits legend, rollerdisco ruler, Body & Soul founder, and 718 Sessions supremo started as a pint-sized selector in his father’s bar, aged nine.
Larry Levan and the Lost Art of DJing
The wild man of disco, Larry Levan showed just how much power and emotion a DJ can wield, setting the bar high for all who followed.
F**k me I’m Fabus
Steve Fabus began DJing in 1973 in Chicago, before building a successful career at legendary San Fran clubs like The I-Beam and Trocadero Transfer and, today, at Go! BANG
Judy Weinstein made dance music count
Perhaps New York’s greatest industry figure, Judy Weinstein built the structures behind much of the modern dance business, not least with her famous Def Mix productions.
Junior Vasquez ruled the Factory floor
Interviewed shortly after the demise of the Sound Factory in 1995, its creator and DJ Junior Vasquez reflects on its legacy and what comes next.
The life and death of the Sound Factory
New York’s Sound Factory became legendary as the greatest club of the early ’90s. Frank Broughton pays homage to the dancefloor that formed him.
Kath McDermott preaches pride and passion
Homoelectric and Haçienda shero Kath McDermott is a firm believer that dancing is political action.
Sleeping Bag went bang
The disco hippies who took on the mainstream music industry (and won) – then promptly crashed spectacularly