With tracks like smooth, vocal-driven “Fetch Your Life” and piano-laden beat-heavy “Gugulethu,” Prince Kaybee is a South African artist gaining mass traction blending local sounds with global influences.
The Birmingham producer mashes heavy bass tones and speed garage for a modern take on a classic genre.
Citing Bonobo, Jon Hopkins, and Four Tet as influences, TSHA crafts moody melodic electronic songs.
The UK DJ brings his award winning mixing skills to Beats 1's weekly radio show.
D-Sol drops "a mix that makes people feel good, makes them want to dance and have some fun.”
Music is about more than making hits for Michael Brun.
Between summer residencies at Ibiza and releases with popular artists like Madonna, Solveig toes the line between electronic and pop.
With a chart-topping hit on Beatport this year, VNSSA's one to watch.
Funky, feelgood, melodic, driving, Dombresky loves house music in all its facets.
The duo take have a knack for blending R&B, soul, funk and drum and bass.
A marine biologist and music lover, last year Jayda G finished her masters degree while performing 80 international shows and wrapping up her debut album.
KANDY's come a long way from his days raving in Brooklyn warehouses.
The Newark native brings Jersey Club to Beats 1 One Mix.
Zane Lowe returns to the decks for a club-ready mix after four years.
Riding high on the success of their debut original "Piece Of Your Heart," Meduza take to Beats 1 One Mix.
A symbol of dance music strength in the face of political oppression, a global flag-bearer of house and techno, and a heartfelt philanthropist - there’s a reason why Moudaber got the “queen of techno” title.
Describing the mix in three words as “summer, grooves, fun,” Kideko is ready to take listeners through an hour of house and disco.
With five albums, his own festival and label, and music sent to space in partnership with NASA, Agoria has had an interesting career.
The L.A. natives shared their dream collaborator, favorite throwback track, perfect sunset song, and more,
The Australian producer shared his favorite throwback track, dream collaborator, perfect sunset song, and more.
A breath of fresh air in the house music scene.
The English producer had some choice words about the current state of dance music.
From his dream collaborator to his favorite throwback, the hip-hop beatmaker turned singer-songwriter had lots to share.
The self-dubbed “rock band with an identity crisis” spoke about the art of DJing, explained why Burning Man trumps all other festivals, and narrated a chance encounter with the Foo Fighters.
