Emerging Producer MAFRO Has Officially Found His Sound With A Remix Of Aluna’s ‘Underwater’

We’re gonna be real, the first time listening to this track, we went back and forth on if you Brokerz would vibe with it (no shade, we’re just not one for extended vocals), HOWEVER, the beats had us hooked and after honing in on them the second time round we were sold (the same thing happened with DJ Seinfeld’s ‘Now You Do’ and we’d lay down our life to hear that for the time again).

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If You’re Sick Of The UK Goverment F*cking Over Festivals, AIF Have The Answer, And They Need Your Help

If the thought of losing more god-tier events sends a shiver down your spine, there is something you can do. The Association of Independent Festivals (AIF) have launched a new campaign, ‘5% For Festivals’, calling for a temporary reduction from 20% to 5% VAT on ticket sales for the next three years, giving promoters and festivals time to get back on their feet and rebuild after a series of rough years. AIF’s movement includes a new website that outlines the problems promoters are facing and gives festival-goers tools to write to their MPs about the VAT reduction…

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3 Events At Patterns That’ll Make Leaving Your Yard Worth It

We won’t pretend to know ote about the Brighton rave scene, but where there’s a DJ we f*ck with, there’s a 99% chance of finding an undiscovered hotspot and night out that’s actually worth leaving your yard for. With Atrip, DJ Seinfeld, Paranoid London, Honey Dijon (and about fifteen other insane artists) on their list of behind-the-decks guests, we figured we’d be doing any Brighton Broke readers an injustice if we didn’t let them know our pick of three top events coming up at Patterns in the next month…

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DISCOVER NAMED COLLECTIVE’S ‘INTERNET GIRLFRIEND’ DROP AND YOUR FEBRUARY 14TH FIT

What do you wear when you can’t hack heels, haven’t worn a going-out dress since second year of uni, and have plans on February 14th that require a drippy fit? We have a habit of leaving things ’til the last minute, so if like us you’re here we are with two days to go and no outfit planned, let us put you on to the lifesaver that is Named Collective’s first-ever Valentine’s Day drop ‘INTERNET GIRLFRIEND’ (thank f*ck for next day delivery)…

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Older Brother B2B Broke Magazine: Dystopian Dance Tracks, Medicinal Music & Divine Inspiration

We live in a world where therapists put the symptoms of a broken society down to chemical imbalances, corruption lies around every corner, people are pushed into poverty by the very politicians they voted into power, and capitalism continues to pollute the planet. For those seeking solace and the first trickles of revolution, discover Older Brother, an artist designing dystopian dance tracks for over a decade…

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SILK B2B Broke Magazine: Day One Decks, Spongebob Memes, Mullets & New Music

When we first stumbled across SILK at the start of 2023, we slid straight into his DMs, asking for an interview with the emerging producer/DJ. Fast forward a year or so later, and we’ve finally pinned him down. Finding his stride with ‘Quiver’ and solidifying the fragmented drops, electrified emotions and chest-punching euphoria that’s as signature to SILK as his messy mullet, we caught up with EDMs next big name following the release of his newest single ‘Last Time’ to ask him the intrusive questions we all wanna know the answers to…

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Ghoulish B2B Broke Magazine: Pissed-Up Euphoria, Manchester’s Rave Scene and Skream

If there’s one thing that’ll have our head turning faster than a 180BPM track it’s the mention of Skream, (or as we’ve coined him, ‘DJ Daddy’), so when Ghoulish, an emerging Manchester-based artist landed in our inbox, with an EP released exclusively through Skream’s new record label IFEEL, we knew our ears were about to strike pure electronic gold. Read all the nitty gritty details we dug out during our chat with Broke Magazine’s new favourite underground artist and upcoming prodigy in the scene…

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What’s In That Kid’s Wardrobe?

Take one look at That Kid’s closet, and you’ll be met with eccentric slogans, Y2K core and a f*ck tone of crystals. The Hyper-pop artist, who has graced the likes of Boiler Room, Heav3n, and Subculture let us rummage through his wardrobe to discover the stories behind his ride-or-die fits and accessories…

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