Back in 2021, Matteo Millieri made headlines when he launched his solo project, Anyma, which Milleri has stated was created to blend music, art, and immersive realities in an effort to explore the following phase of consciousness. While electronic music is used to the combination of visuals and sounds, Anyma focused on emerging trends to connect with his audience, while also financially funding his project in the long term. Two years later, it appears he has done just that.

Calling all party enthusiasts! The long-awaited news is here - Space Ibiza is making a triumphant comeback, with a brand-new venue in Riccione, Italy,...

The third album in the series, set to be released, will bring an end to the trilogy that encompasses 'After Hours' and 'Dawn FM.' Variety...

On Monday, June 19, Electric Forest, the electronic music festival in Michigan, shared a message on their social media to provide reassurance. The live music...

After years of trying to obtain a music licensing deal, the National Music Publishers Association (NMAP), the trade association that represents American music publishers and their songwriting partners, and its members officially filed a lawsuit in a Nashville Federal Court that claims the social media giant Twitter demonstrated copyright infringement on over 1,7000 songs.

Xenia, a Ukrainian DJ and producer, describes her style as techno, featuring charm and excellent technique that gives her audience energy to dance.