Latest articles by Jim Ottewill
How producers are making the rowdy and ridiculous pop edits taking over club culture: "The best edits display a genuine love for the source material, even if it’s some terrible cheesy track"
Nothing is safe from the DAWs of today’s producers, with club-ready edits of everything from Aqua to Gwen Stefani taking over dancefloors across the world. We speak to three artists crafting these brilliantly divisive bootlegs
The bad, the good and the ugly: How AudioPilz's meme-fuelled Bad Gear became YouTube's funniest music tech series
Florian Pilz joins us to talk about his rise to YouTube stardom and pick out five of his baddest bits of "bad gear"
How the hunt for a lost Moog in India unearthed a groundbreaking collection of '60s electronic music that was miles ahead of its time: "It blew everything wide open"
Artist and author Paul Purgas shines a light on an archive of visionary sounds recorded during a radical period of experimentation at Ahmedabad's National Institute of Design
Andrew Huang on AI, secret weapons in the studio and his new Baby Audio plugin: "Every new tech development arrives with a mixture of wonder and fear, but I’m optimistic we’ll hold on to our humanity"
We get up close and personal with the music tech phenomenon with over 40 albums and two million YouTube subscribers to his name
Georgia: “You can do so much with a computer, but I still love the aesthetic of my vintage gear”
From session drummer to Mercury Prize nominee, UK artist Georgia’s career continues its ascent. We took flight with her to chart the course of glorious new album Euphoric
