Anu Shukla

Five years in the making and shaped from 300 tracks, DJ Snake’s new album Nomad is a restless, genre-hopping odyssey that balances mass appeal with underground energy

Five years in the making and shaped from 300 tracks, DJ Snake's new album Nomad is a restless, genre-hopping odyssey that balances mass appeal with underground energy

The multi-award-winning documentary will be screened as part of the Women of the Lens Film Festival

“We just talk about [immigrants] like they're a statistic, so I wanted to humanise them and tell their story,” the artist tells Rolling Stone UK at the launch of his latest EP in Paris

With an impeccable knowledge of multiple genres and a knack for skilful edits, the Liverpool collective create an unrivalled atmosphere of unity and celebration, while championing inclusivity and political action

The dance music podcaster and PR executive has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

After two months of Gen Z-led protests, from satirical online campaigning to mass street demonstrations, India's education minister resigned last week in a humbling blow to the ruling BJP government. But for supporters of the Cockroach Janta Party [CJP] movement, the deeper struggle against state oppression is far from over. Here, electronic musicians and DJs in India and its diaspora share their thoughts

F eathers, diamantes, rhinestones, sequins, glitter, crystals and pearls sparkle under the last rays of sundown at west London's Yaa Centre.

As he celebrates 50 years of photographing Notting Hill Carnival with a free exhibition at London's Outernet, BAFTA-winning photographer Ian Watts shares the stories behind 10 of his most treasured shots

"We just do what we do,” says Mikey Dread, who's as laid back as you might imagine as he discusses the legacy of Channel One, the hand-built sound system he's manned with his brother Jah T since 1979.