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The Notorious B.I.G. documentary has landed on Netflix a few days ago. Earlier this month, streaming giant Netflix shared a trailer for a new documentary about Brooklyn-born rapper Biggie Smalls AKA The Notorious B.I.G., who was murdered in 1997, aged 24. Featuring rare footage and exclusive interviews, Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell, which
Human Traffic director and writer Justin Kerrigan speaks exclusively to Seb Wheeler about the long-awaited sequel The sequel to the definitive dance music film Human Traffic has been touted since 2016, when director/writer Justin Kerrigan popped up with a Facebook page, a promise that it’d be set between Ibiza and Cardiff and a title: Human Traffic 2: The Revolution. In 2019,
The robots have called time after 28 years Daft Punk have split up. The French duo made the announcement by posting an eight-minute video clip titled Epilogue to their Facebook page. The clip is taken from their 2008 film Electroma and features an iconic moment out in the desert before displaying a brand new graphic that proclaims ‘1993-2021’. It’s a
The Prodigy have announced that they’re producing a film alongside longtime visual collaborator Paul Dugdale The Prodigy are working on a documentary film. The band are working alongside longtime visual collaborator Paul Dugdale, who has produced three videos for the band as well as their concert film Prodigy: World’s On Fire. Liam Howlett and Maxim gave a
Who Say Reload is the story of D’n’B and features the stories of the genre’s pioneers On March 5 2021, Velocity Press will publish Who Say Reload, a new book giving a comprehensive history of D’n’B from those that were there at its beginning. Featuring stories from Goldie, DJ Hype, Roni Size, Andy C, 4hero and many more, Who Say Reload takes you back to the
Black Coffee’s the latest artist to announce shows in PRISM, the virtual event space from virtual reality platform Sensorium Galaxy. The South African DJ and producer joins the likes of Carl Cox and Armin van Buuren on PRISM. For his shows – both pre-recorded and live – Sensorium will use motion-capture technology to create a photorealistic avatar. Black Coffee said:
‘Ten Cities: Clubbing in Nairobi, Cairo, Kyiv, Johannesburg, Berlin, Naples, Luanda, Lagos, Bristol, Lisbon, 1960-Present’ is out now! A new book documenting club scenes from 10 cities across Africa and Europe is out now. It aims to give a broader insight into the history of the contemporary clubbing scene, with a focus “beyond the North
