NUMBER #07
Dear readers
Electronic musidancefloorys thrived on movement. New artists emerge, established names reinvent themsel- ves, and scenes continue to evolve in ways that keep dance music exci- ting. This issue reflects that constant momentum, bringing together artists from different backgrounds, genres and perspectives who are all shaping today’s electronic landscape in their own way.
On our cover, Vieze Asbak represents a new generation of Dutch artists pushing boundaries with fearless creativity and a sound that refuses to
fit into easy categories. Inside, we also catch up with Shermanology, whose career continues to bridge house music’s past and future, while Vite, Briela Veneno, Álvaro Medina, Dan Swindle, and Constantin Wittgens- tein each offer a unique perspective on where club culture is heading and what continues to inspire their work.
Beyond our artist features, this issue also celebrates the music itself. Our latest Vinyl Reviews highlight a selection of records that deserve a place in every discerning DJ’s collection, reminding us that discovering new music remains one of the greatest pleasures of being part of this community.
Whether you’re reading this before a night out, after a weekend on the dancefloor, or simply looking for your next musical obsession, we hope this edition introduces you to fresh ideas, unforgettable sounds, and the people driving electronic music forward.
See you on the dancefloor.
Sergio G. Niño mixmag NL Editor in Chief
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