ARGY TO BRING NEWORLD LIVE TO THE PYRAMIDS OF GIZA THIS NOVEMBER

P+US announces a landmark live show from ARGY at one of Egypt’s most iconic locations

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P+US has announced that ARGY will present NEWORLD live at the Pyramids of Giza on 6th November when he brings his live electronic music project to one of the world’s most recognisable cultural landmarks.

The announcement follows a series of major electronic music productions from P+US, the electronic music and live experience entity operating under Egypt’s Venture Lifestyle group. Since its establishment in 2019, P+US has staged events across Cairo, El Gouna, Doha, Athens and Beirut, working with artists including Anyma, Adriatique, Carl Cox, Tiësto, Miss Monique and others. P+US has previously brought large-scale electronic music productions to the Pyramids of Giza, including Anyma’s Quantum Genesys show, as well as Adriatique’s immersive X experience.

This unmissable event sees contemporary electronic music presented against the stunning backdrop of the Giza pyramid complex and continues P+US’s focus on large-scale productions that connect international stars with distinctive locations and audiovisual experiences.

ARGY’s NEWORLD project is the Greek-born producer and DJ’s live performance concept in which he plays across the melodic, house and techno spectrum tapping in to a range of moods and grooves that merges electronic music, advanced stage technology, ancestry and high fashion into a unified creative universe.

The November event adds another chapter to the promoter’s unrivalled programme and is another historic event at the legendary Egyptian location. 

 

Tickets are available through Ticket Egypt.

QUITE LUCKY RECORDS ANNOUNCES OPEN CALL FOR DNB ARTISTS: ECHOES III, THE NEXT CHAPTER OF ITS ROMANIAN WRITING CAMP

Applications are now open for the third edition of Quite Lucky’s writing camp taking place from 11–18 September in Breb, Romania, partnering with UniCredit Bank to support emerging talent.

11–18 September 

Applications are now open. Artists can apply here: https://forms.gle/iAZkHc6XWBweAnMj8

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Quite Lucky Records announce that applications are officially open for Echoes III, the third chapter of the label's drum and bass writing camp series, taking place from 11–18 September in the idyllic village of Breb, Maramureș. 

In a significant move to foster the next generation of drum & bass, Quite Lucky Records and UniCredit Bank are partnering to offer one fully funded spot for an emerging artist at the camp. This opportunity reflects a shared commitment to providing artists with the right space to collaborate and grow; for the selected artist, accommodation, meals, and transport are fully covered.

The chosen applicant will join a stellar cohort of artists, including Azotic, Bogdvn, Blocksberg, Moxu, Mihaiul, Hugh Hardie, Javeon, T-Man, Tian, and Satl. Together, they will engage in a format produced by Quite Lucky Records and built around creative exchange, community, and the future of the genre.

The open call is aimed at drum and bass producers, vocalists, songwriters, MCs and multidisciplinary artists interested in collaborative writing, cross-border exchange and the wider mission of Quite Lucky Records: to create real working spaces where Romanian and international artists can meet, write and build long-term creative relationships. While the primary focus of the camp is on fostering organic collaboration, new connections and musical experimentation, tracks written during the camp will be considered for future release on Quite Lucky Records.

The previous writing camp editions, held in the Transylvanian villages of Viscri and Cobor, became the foundation for the Echoes documentary series. Both films capture what happens when artists from different scenes, backgrounds and countries meet in an intentional setting and start building music, trust and creative relationships from scratch.

Echoes I: Viscri introduced the format as a creative experiment rooted in collaboration, community, and the emotional side of drum & bass. Echoes II: Cobor continued this narrative, following vocalist Blocksberg's journey while offering a broader look at the relationships, sessions, and ideas that helped shape the first spark behind Quite Lucky Records.

The previous editions also connected artists, producers and vocalists from Romania and abroad, including Flava D, Hugh Hardie, Makoto, Solah, PVC, HOAX, Gabriella Bongo, Tian, Azotix, Blocksberg, Bogdvn, Mihaiul, Nelu, Șerbănescu, Subliminal and others.

Applications are now open for Echoes III. The deadline to apply is 31st August. Apply HERE.

KUKO OPENS A NEW PORTAL INTO HIS CREATIVE UNIVERSE WITH TIËSTO’S REMIX OF ‘VOICEMAIL’

KUKO offers another glimpse into his world with Tiësto’s remix of ‘Voicemail’ bringing a fresh perspective to one of his biggest singles.

KUKO reveals a new layer to his world, with Tiësto’s remix of “Voicemail”, welcoming one of the most influential artists in electronic music into his artistic universe. With the record representing a global electronic crossover moment, KUKO continues to bring hard techno to a broader audience without adapting the identity and intensity of the genre.

Built around KUKO’s signature hard techno foundation, Tiësto’s remix of “Voicemail” blends fast-paced kicks with melodic synths, resulting in a high energy dancefloor track. The voicemail sample adds a human and emotional dimension. Like much of KUKO’s work, the track is defined by this tension between brutal sound and a vulnerable emotional core. In “Voicemail”, these elements capture a sense of inner conflict while allowing the listener to experience emotional release.

“From the moment I heard this track I knew I needed to make a Tiësto remix. I loved the atmosphere and mood in it but it was missing the Tiësto feel. Now after remixing it I personally think the record is perfect.” Tiësto explains. The track has already been receiving rave reviews following him debuting it at EDC Las Vegas.

Alongside his relentless musical output, KUKO is currently touring internationally with his All Night Long format which is selling out across multiple cities worldwide. His career has already taken him to some of the world’s biggest stages including Dour, EDC Las Vegas, Kappa FuturFestival, Teletech and Tomorrowland.

Originally released in 2024, “Voicemail” received global success - amassing over six million streams, Tiësto’s 2026 remix creates a generational bridge between global dance legacy and the new hard techno icon KUKO, reflecting a newly shared cultural space between both genres. This remix falls during one of the most ambitious debut album campaigns in European electronic music as KUKO prepares to release CATHARSIS on 25th September.

Tiësto’s remix of “Voicemail” is available now on all streaming platforms.

KUKO is the Cologne-born artist translating hard techno into cinema, fashion, mythology, ritual and mass emotion. His foundation is underground rooms, industrial sound, warehouse culture and hard-music communities. His ambition is bigger than the classic DJ lane. He is building a complete artist system: sound, image, symbols, clothing, physical objects, live ritual, community and cultural positioning. The tension is simple and strong: brutal sound, vulnerable emotional core. That is what separates KUKO from a normal hard-techno act. He is not only scaling shows. He is building belief. He gives the audience something to hear, something to wear, something to collect, something to enter and something to belong to.

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