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Re-Wiring the Future of Electro 566 DJMAG.COM ACID EVANGELIST MR C ON LIFE & THE UNIVERSE SOUTH AFRICAN HOUSE IS LIVING & BREATHING DANCE MUSIC! DJMAG.COM SPREADING LIKE WILDFIRE! SCENE & HEARD: SASHA SET TO STORM THE RONI SIZE BARBICAN ON ‘BROWN PAPER BAG’ HOW HAVE DJ MIX COMPS LAYING IT * MUSIC STAYED DOWN: MCs RELEVANT? RECORDING * CLUBS THEIR OWN ART * TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY SPECIAL DREAMS: CALIBRE & * CRAIG RICHARDS No. 566 February 2017 February Helena Hauff Re-Wiring The Future Of Electro No.566 February 2017 £4.95 £4.95 WAZE & ODYSSEY, BISHI, JOSH WINK, KIM ANN FOXMAN, THE ADVENT, OVERLOOK, PLUS: JUSTIN ROBERTSON, FRANCIS INFERNO ORCHESTRA, BEST OF BRITISH AWARDS… Untitled-1 1 13/12/2016 14:20 CONTENTS Cover shot: TANYA CHALKIN 027 HAUFF MUSIC ALL NIGHT LONG! Already renowned for her eclecticism and slamming sets, Helena Hauff is without a doubt the most exciting new talent in dance music. DJ Mag flys out to Germany to meet the analogue aficionado in the flesh... FEATURES 032 CHASING RAINBOWS 032 CHASING RAINBOWS DJ Mag heads to South Africa to explore the rapidly expanding electronic scene... 041 THE ACID EVANGELIST Musician, actor and activist, after 30 years at the core of dance music, Mr C has quite the story to tell... 055 LAYING IT DOWN 047 ESSENTIAL MIXES In a world of podcasts and free content, how do mix compilations stay relevant? 055 LAYING IT DOWN We catch up with d&b’s top vocalists to find out how they’re changing the game... 060 FUTURE SOUND OF SASHA The legendary Sasha is back with a vengeance, so we sat down for a chat... 085 FABRIC RE-OPENS 069 SPECIAL DREAMS Calibre steps away from drum & bass on his new LP for Craig Richards’ label. 041 MR C 154 LUCKY SEVEN Kim Ann Foxman reveals the tracks and albums closest to her heart... 006 COMIN’ UP Roni Size, Josh Wink, Bradley Zero, Overlook, Francis Inferno Orchestra, Justin Robertson, Ghost Culture... 080 BEST OF BRITISH AWARDS 075 ON THE FLOOR Awards aplenty at our Best Of British party, exploring Japan’s club scene at TDME, Fabric’s grand reopening... 147 XONE: PX5 106 MUSIC REVIEWS Bonobo, Yuksek, Young Marco, Tycho, The xx, Sherwood & Pinch, Brian Eno, FJA AK, Matthew Dear, Clap! 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