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A Year in the Life of Still the World's No.1 575 DJMAG.COM LIVING & BREATHING DANCE MUSIC! DJMAG.COM TOP 100 DJs POLL THE FULL RESULTS! INTERVIEWS WITH ALL THE TOP JOCKS THE TRENDS, NEW ENTRIES & STATS NINA KRAVIZ, ANDY C, EATS EVERYTHING & MORE TALK ABOUT THEIR MENTORS • MUSIC MUSIC • CLUBS CLUBS SPOTLIGHT ON UNSUNG PIONEERS DJ PIERRE, MIKE DUNN & DJ BONE • TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY TECH AWARDS RESULTS! • ALL THE BEST NEW KIT A YEAR IN THE LIFE OF MARTIN GARRIX STILL THE WORLD’S NO.1 DJ! No. 575 November 2017 November PLUS: GOLDIE, MISS KITTIN, TOUGH LOVE, NASTIA, JORI HULKKONEN, JENSEN INTERCEPTOR, No.575 November 2017 £4.95 £4.95 RAHAAN, DANA RUH, BYRON THE AQUARIUS, BILL BREWSTER, PETER VAN HOESEN, IMAGINATION, GOLDEN TEACHER, FEMME... cover final!!!.indd 1 13/10/2017 14:20 Untitled-1 1 13/10/2017 14:23 CONTENTS 040 WORLD’S NO.1 DJ Having claimed the Top 100 DJs crown for the second year in a row, Martin Garrix shares his top moments of the past 12 months... Cover pic: LOUISA VAN DOODAR 037 TOP 100 DJS COUNTDOWN 130 UNDER THE INFLUENCE 137 HISTORY IN THE MAKING The full results from this year’s Top 100 DJs Nina Kraviz, Eats Everything, Andy C and We chat to DJ Pierre, Mike Dunn and DJ Bone poll, with handy analysis from our hacks too... more reveal their DJing mentors... about making noise from behind the scenes... 145 AGE OF AQUARIUS 148 CATCH THE BEAT 160 FRIEND ZONE Rising Atlanta star Byron The Aquarius DJ Mag chases down Jenson Interceptor to We join Nic Fanciulli to celebrate fi ve years of discusses the move from jazz to house... talk all things electro... his Maidstone-based fest, The Social... 016 COMIN’ UP Golden Teacher, Peter Van Hoesen, FEMME, Joki Hulkkonen, Tru Thoughts, Bill Brewster... 156 ON THE FLOOR Discovering fresh talent in Poland, exploring Oasis Festival, Fly Open Air reviewed... 187 MUSIC REVIEWS Call Super, Extrawelt, Anja Schneider, Roman Flügel, SMD, Honey Dijon, Kelela, Rocks FOE... 224 THE BEAT OF THE DRUM 227 CIRCUIT BREAKER 214 TECH Experimental footwork producer, We get to grips with Novation’s new Mono Secret Cinema does Maschine Jam, V-Moda Machinedrum, invites us inside his studio... Circuit Station synthesiser... Crossfade 2s, Sound Device PreMix 6... DJMAG.COM 003 DJ575.Intro-Contents.indd 3 16/10/2017 16:54 DJ Magazine Ltd PO Box 71897 London N1P 1HH 020 7686 6545 NEXT ISSUE OUT LIVING & BREATHING DANCE MUSIC! 30.11.17 Editorial Editor Carl Loben [email protected] Deputy Editor Adam Saville [email protected] Art Editor Martin Brown [email protected] Design Chris Royle [email protected] Clubs Editor Ben Hindle [email protected] Tech Editor Mick Wilson [email protected] Fashion Editor Helene Stokes [email protected] Albums Editor Felicity Martin [email protected] USA Editor Sarah Polonsky [email protected] Listings Editor Martin Guttridge-Hewitt [email protected] Digital Digital / Ibiza Editor Charlotte Lucy Cijffers [email protected] Deputy Digital Editor Rob McCallum [email protected] Head Of Digital Media Simon Kelly [email protected] Digital Media Exec Euan McGraw [email protected] Digital Media Asst Jon Dommett [email protected] Contributors Paul Clarke, Ben Murphy, Claire Hughes, Neil Kulkarni, Sherman, Ian McQuaid, Joe Roberts, Richard Brophy, Found Sounds, Dan Reid, Zara Wladawsky, Larry Rostant, Oli Marlow, Ben Arnold, Kristan J Caryl, Luke Pepper, Ben Osborne, Tim Stark, Kutski, Jonathan Burnip, Reiss De Bruin, Marc Rowlands, Sunil Chauhan, Leon Clarkson, Whisky Kicks, Ashley Zlatopolsky, Stephen Flynn, Erin Sharoni, Dani Deahl, Anna Wall, Angus Thomas Paterson, Kirsty Allison, Morgan Jones, Chandler Shortlidge, Emma Gillett, Sirin Kale... Advertising Sales & Marketing Director Heath Holmes [email protected] Sales Manager Chris Blackhall [email protected] CONGRATS, MARTY! Advertising Manager Iain McGoldrick [email protected] So there’s a new set of Top 100 DJs results, and it’s perhaps no Managerial surprise that Dutch wunderkind Martin Garrix has retained the No.1 Publisher James Robertson spot — he’s had such a big year, as we profile in his big winner’s Managing Director Martin Carvell feature from page 40 onwards. Who else could you imagine winning Accounts Patricia Jordan [email protected] this year? I first interviewed Garrix just after his big breakthrough track ‘Animals’ dropped. He was extremely well-adjusted for one so young Events — but then most of the Dutch DJs I’ve met seem to be, too. I Head of Events Adam Saville [email protected] remember thinking how mad it was that one big record could Events Booker Alex Donald [email protected] catapult you into an international DJ career, but he’s shown since Events Manager Alex Anderson [email protected] that he’s no one-hit wonder. So let’s adopt a goofy voice and say ‘Congrats, Marty!’… A few of the chairs have been re-arranged at the top end of the chart Subscriptions (page 48 onwards), but a bit further down the poll a slew of Email [email protected] ‘underground’ names have been voted in — Solomun, Black Coffee, Telephone +44 20 7684 4881 Richie Hawtin, Maceo Plex, Alison Wonderland, Andy C, Disclosure Online subscribe.djmag.com etc. This perhaps suggests that the EDM stranglehold on the Top 100 is on the wane, and that clubbers from the more discerning scenes that these guys are involved with are engaging with the poll more. DJ COMPETITION RULES: To enter a competition you can send your answer by post to [name of competition], DJ Magazine, PO Box 71897, London, N1P 1HH or email [email protected] to be received on or before the closing date. By sending your entry you Check the Next 50 on page 129 for further signs of why we’re calling agree to these competition rules and you confirm you are happy to receive details of future offers and promotions from DJ Magazine this The Most Underground Top 100 DJs Poll For A Decade. (Thrust Media Ltd.). The winner will be notified within 28 days of the closing date. Competitions are only open to UK residents. No employees of Thrust Media Ltd. or any of its group companies or the employees of any entity which has been involved with the At the time of writing, the Top 100 DJs awards at ADE hadn’t hap- administration of this competition or any member of their households may enter this competition. No responsibility is accepted for entries delayed or lost in the post. Proof of postage will not be accepted as proof of receipt. The prize is as stated and no cash pened — but I’m sure this mega-event went off stupendously. At alternative is available. The provider of the prize reserves the right to substitute the prize for one of equivalent value. Thrust Media the end of every year in the UK, we offset the Top 100 with our Best Ltd. is not responsible whatsoever for any failure by a third party to provide the prize on time or at all or for any loss, damage, costs, expenses, or personal injury caused by the prize. If you have any query or complaint in relation to the prize, you should contact Of British awards — and we’ve just announced the date for this, the provider. If you are a winner of the competition you accept that Thrust Media Ltd. has the right (without additional payment or seeking permission) to use your name, address and likeness for the purpose of announcing the winner of the competition and for Thursday 14th December at Egg London. UK industry folk — see you related promotional purposes. All entries must be received by the closing date. No purchase necessary. Details of the winning entry there! will be available at any time on or after the closing date by written request from DJ Magazine, PO Box 71897, London, N1P 1HH. SEND POSTAL ENTRIES TO: (Name of Competition), DJ Magazine, PO Box 71897, London, N1P 1HH CARL LOBEN SEND EMAIL ENTRIES TO: Editor [email protected] THE VIEWS EXPRESSED HEREIN ARE THOSE OF INDIVIDUALS AND ARE NOT NECESSARILY SHARED BY DJ MAGAZINE. 004 DJMAG.COM DJ575.Intro-EditorsNote.indd 4 16/10/2017 16:21 Untitled-1 1 16/10/2017 13:01 Untitled-1 1 16/10/2017 13:02 Untitled-1 1 16/10/2017 13:03 Untitled-1 1 16/10/2017 13:04 Untitled-1 1 16/10/2017 13:05 Untitled-1 1 16/10/2017 13:06 Untitled-1 1 16/10/2017 13:06 Untitled-1 1 16/10/2017 13:07 Untitled-1 1 16/10/2017 13:08 Untitled-1 1 16/10/2017 13:09 Untitled-1 1 16/10/2017 13:10 COMIN’UP Upbeat updates — all the stuff you need to know! DJS PLEDGE THOUSANDS IN WAKE OF RECENT TRAGEDIES Seth Troxler and Diplo call on other DJs to dig deep for good causes THIS YEAR has seen a number of tragedies, both half the money from those discounted tickets to with an overwhelming response from the EDM natural and man-made, shock the globe, and often the disaster relief fund. world, for which Las Vegas has become a particular has seemed as if the whole world is crashing down hub. The likes of Kaskade, Dillon Francis, Calvin around us (after all, good news doesn’t sell). Several days later, Diplo donated $100,000 to the Harris and Marshmello answered the call, while Recently, however, big name DJs have been using Las Vegas shooting victims’ fund. The Vegas attack, Tiësto and Steve Aoki even doubled the amount, their money and infl uence to at least help the which took place during a country music festival, raising almost $1 million in a single day.
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