One-on-one: MaRLo meets ShockOne
By JackT 8th May, 2012
What do two producers at seemingly opposite ends of the dance music spectrum have in common? We got them together in a room to find out.
F*ck yeah, Fluoro!: A 2007 Flashback
By katiecunningham 4th Apr, 2012
Fluoro: it came, it conquered, it disappeared.
Easter Thursdays inthemix featuring Martin Buttrich & tINI
By JackT 4th Apr, 2012
For the long weekend warm-up, we’re excited to be hosting a couple of distinguished international names.
Listen: Thom Yorke remixes SBTRKT?
By katiecunningham 20th Feb, 2012
It seems Radiohead's Thom Yorke has remixed SBTRKT's track 'Hold On'. Maybe.
The love/hate thing: In-depth with David Guetta
By JackT 9th Feb, 2012
The making of America's unlikely pop idol.
WTF: Jimmy Barnes tearing up US dance chart
By JackT 18th Jan, 2012
Guys, we've just closed the polls on Track of 2012.
Ridiculously massive Coachella 2012 line-up lands
By katiecunningham 10th Jan, 2012
The Coachella 2012 lineup has arrived and it is ludicrously massive.
Die Antwoord: Fucking political
By katiecunningham 5th Jan, 2012
"I’m like, fucking political. I could basically run for president. If I wasn’t rapping I’d be into fucking politics, like heavy." We chatted to Die Antwoord's Ninja and Yo-Landi for fifteen of the glorious minutes to ever occur.
World record broken, Smokin Joe calls it a day
By JackT 22nd Dec, 2011
For his loyal fans on the inthemix Sydney forum, there was never any question that Smokin Joe Mekhael would claim the record of world’s longest DJ set like it’s no big thing.
113 hours and counting…watch Smokin Joe Mekhael’s world record DJ attempt
By JackT 19th Dec, 2011
It’s been a big 113 (at time of writing) hours for self-made inthemix celebrity Smokin Joe Mekhael.
Download the free inthemix iPhone app now!
By katiecunningham 15th Dec, 2011
Rejoice: the inthemix iPhone app is now available for free download! Get yours from the app store right now.
Benga: Dubstep will evolve
By katiecunningham 12th Dec, 2011
"As long the producers keep it moving and keep it interesting, people are going to be interested in the music". Genre pioneer Benga defends dubstep's prospects.