The best song of the summer is not only a joke, it’s not even out yet. But it’s “Planet of the Bass” by DJ Crazy Times and Ms. Biljana Electronica, and purely based on the 51-second clip uploaded by ...

In a recent interview with New York Live ahead of the song’s release, Gordon explained the origin of the DJ Crazy Times character, saying, “This is actually a character I’ve been doing since college.

A late contender for Song of the Summer has emerged – and it’s ‘Planet Of The Bass’ by DJ Crazy Times and Ms. Biljana Electronica. With its powerhouse female vocals, infectiously tinny beats and ...

DJ Craze is a record-setting, three-time DMC world champion and is widely accepted as one of the best scratch DJs on Earth. He just dropped a mix for Fabric’s DJ series, Fabriclive, and since MySpace ...

The video is a winning combination of nostalgia, intrigue and surrealism. And its viral ascent can tell us a lot about modern meme culture. Who is he? Well, it depends on who you mean. The star of the ...

In the late 80s and early 90s a new sound was emerging out of London’s rave scene. Stemming from hardcore and Jamaican dub and reggae sounds, drum'n'bass fused two decades of black music and youth ...

If you’re looking for this year’s song of summer, don’t turn to the Billboard charts; Morgan Wallen’s “Last Night” has been squatting at No. 1 for so long that flies are starting to buzz around it ...

When that video blew up, Kyle Gordon committed to the bit. He posted another video of the same song-clip, with a different singer, resurrecting the Euro-club trend of different anonymous models ...

Shaquille O'Neal's seven-foot-tall bass-dropping alter ego "DJ DIESEL" performed at downtown Nashville's Skydeck on Lower Broadway on Friday evening. For a moshing throng of rowdy dance fanatics, the ...

Ahead of the debut set at Glastonbury, Aneesa Ahmed speaks to drum 'n' bass DJ Ros Atkins - who's also a BBC News presenter - about raving in the '90s, running club nights, and the contemporary d'n'b ...

Red lasers cut between the tiny upstairs club’s black walls, illuminating a crowd that jostles for a view of the two figures stepping up to the decks. The floor is sticky with beer spilt during the ...