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Maya Jane Coles
I/AM/ME
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I’ve got to say, this track took me by surprise. I didn’t know what to expect from a new Maya Jane Coles album but I think this is the best thing that she’s done since What They Say. The album's called Take Flight, it came out August 25 and she’s produced, mixed and engineered the entire 24 tracks entirely by herself. It’s kind of a Prince-like creation, it would be a double album if it came out on vinyl. This is Trails by Maya Jane Coles, this week's Essential New Tune.
This week's featured Essential New Tune was featured in last week’s Friday show on BBC Radio 1. Listen again and forward to 28:00 mins here.
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Label: I/AM/ME via Skint
ManagementSteven Braines & Sophia Kearney, The Weird And The Wonderful
Publishing: Nyan King Music Inc / EMI Music Publishing 2017
RadioAmy Collins, Your Army
TVAmy Collins, Your Army
Press & OnlineNeil Bainbridge, Neighbourhood PR
LiveBrendan LongNick Cave & David Levy, WME
01 Sep 2017
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  • A petition has been launched to support extending California's last call to 4AM. (Mixmag)
  • Brighton Music Conference (BMC18) – the UK’s only electronic music conference – returns for its fifth year in 2018, with early bird tickets on sale now. (M)
  • Former Webster Hall director Gerard McNamee is vying to be picked as 'night mayor' of New York. (NYDaily)
  • New York City officially passes bill to create a nightlife office. (RA)
  • Full speakers and running order announced for IMS Asia-Pacific. (Pulse)
  • Technics reissues its 'most premium' turntable, the SP-10R. (RA)
  • Iota lets you create a collage of micro-loops from one sample in Ableton Live. (Fact)
  • Tasty Chips Electronics announces Kickstarter campaign to build hardware granular synthesiser. (RA)
  • Moog's new Subsequent 37 analogue synth is a beauty. (Mixmag)
  • Online mastering service LANDR now gives you the option to distribute your tracks to streaming services for as little as $1 a month. (Fact)
  • Merlin, the global digital rights agency for the independent label sector, has announced its billionth dollar in distributions. (RotD)
  • YouTube has updated a host of features and design, including a new logo, more suggestions, easier navigation and the ability to speed up and slow down videos. (YouTube, TubeFilter)
  • Tomorrowland 2017 claims title of biggest social media music event ever with over 1bn Views. (Billboard)
  • Ultra Worldwide’s Resistance announces fall tour and line-ups. (DJMag)
  • Creamfields has announced that it will be bringing its steel megastructure, The Steel Yard, to Liverpool's docks for two one-off shows this November. (DJMag)
  • Rise Festival in the Alps announces 2017 line-up. (DT)
  • London's Printworks adds The Hydra, Afterlife, Paradise parties for 2017. (RA)
  • RADION Amsterdam locks in DJ Stingray and Objekt for ADE. (Mixmag)
  • The first Electronic Music Awards announce live performances by MobyOrbitalAutograf and more. (Billboard)
  • The future of Goa’s major EDM festival Sunburn is in jeopardy after one the state's Ministers expressed his dislike for late-night festivals, vowing to close them in the future. (DJMag)
  • Changes to the West End are destroying San Antonio in Ibiza. (WhiteIsle)
  • AirBnB have announced that the Balearic economy could lose more than €550m per year under the new tourist rental regulations. (Ibizan)
  • Tickets to festivals are four times more likely to be bought fraudulently than those to sporting events, underlining the importance of IP detection, says Riskified. (IQ)
  • Do bootlegs matter? What Discogs’ new crackdown means for the site’s future. (VinylFactory)
  • Is SoundCloud a business or a community? (NYTimes)
  • Why aren’t there more women working in audio? (Atlantic)
  • Organised fun: Are advance ticket sales ruining clubbing? (Mixmag)
  • Berlin's Renate announces 10-year anniversary party to start on Friday, September 15. (XLR8R)
  • Ushuaïa Ibiza’s Closing Party date announced as October 7. (DT)
  • Bristol’s In:Motion locks in Drumcode and Percolate takeovers. (Mixmag)
  • Panorama Bar has a brand new soundsystem. (Mixmag)
  • ​Beirut nightclub Nurai plans to break Guinness World Record for longest dance party. (Mixmag)
  • Kobalt has signed Rudimental in a worldwide agreement which includes publishing administration for all of the band’s future works. (RotD)
  • 10 reasons we worship Kerri Chandler. (Mixmag)
  • 10 iconic Sasha moments. (Mixmag)
  • 20 questions for Midland. (XLR8R)
  • 101 with Fabio Florido. (Solvd)
  • Harangue the DJ: Hot Since 82. (GuardianGuide)
  • Mura Masa, Lido and Cashmere Cat noted as the “next gen of EDM”. (Hits)
  • Label of the month: Lullabies For Insomniacs. (RA)
  • Music On’s residents select six tracks that define the Ibiza institution. (Fact)
  • EDM super-agents like Ben Hogan help artists score those big DJ fees. (LAWeekly)
  • An introduction to Norwegian Disco. (Pitchfork)
  • Moby explains why he has opened his back catalogue to be remixed on dance music's finest labels. (Mixmag)
  • Darude on changing EDM culture, new projects, and Johnny Monsoon. (DMNW)
  • Patrice Baumel’s enigmatic sound world. (Fabric)
  • Life Balances with Mano Le Tough. (Fabric)
  • How Dekmantel turned an Amsterdam favourite into a Croatian paradise. (Crack)
  • From Jamaican soundsystems to jungle, garage and grime, dubplates have long played a crucial role in DJ culture. But what does that look like in 2017? (VinylFactory)
  • After-hours parties are the beating heart of New York nightlife. (Mixmag)
  • Electronic music doesn't need tribute bands yet - and that's a good thing, says John Ochoa. (Mixmag)
  • Charlotte Lucy Cijffers meets charismatic selector tINI to talk life balance, music-making and the changing face of Ibiza. (DJMag)
  • Armin Van Buuren talks NYC love ahead of Electric Zoo 2017. (Billboard)
  • How Idris Elba is rising to the top of the DJ world amid his demanding acting career. (DA)
  • Eric Prydz discusses his new Ibiza residency at Hí. (DJMag)
  • DJ Harvey discusses his role as Cultural Attaché at Pikes Hotel Ibiza. (DJMag)
  • Techno and catharsis: Discovering electronic music’s outer limits at Berlin Atonal 2017. (Fact)
  • Maya Jane Coles returns with her latest, and most complete, substantive album to date – Take Flight. (DHA)
  • Permanent Vacation, the label of Tom Bioly and Benjamin Fröhlich, celebrates 10 years in the game. (DHA)
  • The evolution of Maceo Plex. (DT)
  • Mar-T’s top 5 tips to the art of being a successful resident DJ. (DT)
  • Oneohtrix Point Never: 'I was given the keys to the Corvette’. (Guardian)
  • Digging with Justin Carter. (StampTheWax)
  • RBMA visits Cologne to take some snaps of a key birthplace of electronic composition. 
  • Raving Iran: The promoter/DJs risking their lives to party. (Mixmag)
  • Get to know Charlotte de Witte, the Belgian artist crafting dense, dark techno. (Mixmag)
  • Rezz is the Deadmau5 protegè gearing up for world domination. (Mixmag)
  • Oddball and tribalistic: Salon Des Amateurs is the club night in its own league. (Mixmag)
  • London native Troyboi discusses his debut album, diverse background and upcoming tour which is set to be bigger than ever. (Mixmag)
  • Nicole Moudaber discusses what keeps her coming back to Ibiza. (DJMag)
  • ​Deniro lands on трип with his Mendoza EP of eight raw techno cuts. (Mixmag)
  • The Mole returns with new album and first US tour in 21 years this October. (Mixmag)
  • R&S signs debut release from Lost Souls Of Saturn, AKA Seth Troxler and Phil Moffa. (RA)
  • Matthew Dear shares new single. (XLR8R)
  • Maetrik announces first new music since 2012. (RA)
  • Eric Copeland returns to DFA with Goofballs LP on September 22. (XLR8R)
  • John Maus returns with first album in six years, Screen Memories. (RA)
  • Born Free Records co-founder DJ Sling announces debut solo release. (RA)
  • Roman Flügel and Jörn Elling Wuttke to release Acid Jesus retrospective, Flashbacks​ ​1992-1998. (RA)
  • Tricky shares new single, Ununiform. (XLR8R)
  • Zedd received the Best Electronic Dance Video award at this year’s MTV VMAs for Stay. (DJMag)
  • The Prodigy have parted ways with long-time live guitarist Rob Holliday. (DJMag)
  • ​Four Tet to release highly sought after house gem, Questions, via text. (Mixmag)
  • Exit Festival - Serbia (Mixmag)
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