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For many outsiders, Scotland evokes images of windswept highlands, bagpipe-playing fusiliers, whisky distilleries, men wearing tartan kilts and mysterious tales of vast lochs - and, true, it's all those things and more.

Perhaps less well known, at least on a global scale, is the nation's affinity with dance music culture.

The country's second city, Glasgow, boasts a thriving nightlife scene that holds a candle to any of the world's best: London, Amsterdam, Berlin, New York. Even more remote places such as Dundee, Perth and Aberdeen, have come on leaps and bounds in recent years.

Scotland has produced some exemplary artists in years gone by: Slam, Harri and Dom from Sub Club, Jackmaster, Jasper James and one 

. Ewan McVicar is the latest product of this talent pool.

Ewan McVicar [All Night Long] ~ Live at Sub Club ~ 14.04.22

Recorded LIVE at the Sub Club, Thursday April 14th, we are buzzing to present for your listening pleasure - Ewan McVicar [All Night Long].

The man of the moment - @ewanmcvicar, stepped into the Subbie booth on his debut All Night Long set, bringing the heat down to @alluneed-inyerarea. Laying down five hours of the highest vibes & party starting club tracks, all delivered with that trademark smile & boundless energy. Safe to say Scotland has found its newest Prince, long may he reign.

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Ewan McVicar [All Night Long] ~ Live at Sub Club ~ 14.04.22 by Sub Club

Growing-up in isolated Ayrshire on Scotland's west coast, a career in dance music probably seemed like a pipe-dream to the region's starry-eyed youngsters. However, Ewan McVicar had other ideas.

Adopting a DIY-mentality and building his local scene from the foundations up, Ewan quickly gained a regional fan base. Nights honing his craft on his college campus and spending his spare time learning music production were, at best, misspent vocations for somebody studying a teaching degree!

Education's loss was dance music gain, though, as Ewan completely flipped to music upon graduating. Despite his mom’s protests, he never looked back. The rest, as they say, is history.

Tell Me Something Good

The pay-off was his international hit record, Tell Me Something Good, which would become a 2021 anthem for its chant-along-ability. Notching up radio plays, as well as spins in clubs, the track would pick-up numerous industry awards as it caught the attention of the scene's biggest tastemakers.

Ms. McVicar, it's fair to say your son has made it. You should be proud! The boy with big dreams from Ayr coming good. It's a modern day Scottish fairytale.

scottish techno

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modern jungle

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Eric Prydz

Patrick Topping

Italy

Anfisa Letyago

United States

Airrica

Paige Tomlinson

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schranz

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Ahadadream

Ammara

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Alan Fitzpatrick

charva

Belters Only

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Ben Hemsley

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Bicep

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Danny Howard

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Eats Everything

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Girls Don't Sync

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Hybrid Minds

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Interplanetary Criminal

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Oden & Fatzo

Australia

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 is a premier electronic music festival held annually on the stunning Zrce Beach in Croatia. Since its inception in 2011, the festival has grown into one of Europe's leading destination festivals, attracting thousands of music enthusiasts from around the globe. Known for its exceptional lineup, breathtaking location, and impeccable atmosphere, Hideout Festival offers an unforgettable experience for all attendees. Zrce Beach hosts some of the world’s best beachfront clubs, including Papaya, Aquarius, Noa, and Kalypso, which serve as the main venues for the festival's events.

Hideout Festival offers more than just music. Attendees can enjoy sun-soaked pool parties, boat parties, and raves across five beachfront stages. Each venue features mesmerizing lighting, world-class sound systems, and an unparalleled party atmosphere.

In addition to music, the festival provides a variety of adrenaline-pumping activities such as water sports, banana boats, jet skis, pedalos, and the famous bungee jump. For those seeking relaxation, there are beachside massages, as well as opportunities to rent quads, boats, and pedalos in the nearby town of Novalja.


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Glastonbury Festival, officially known as the 

Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts

, is a world-famous event celebrated for its diverse and extensive lineup of music, dance, comedy, theatre, circus, cabaret, and other arts. Located at Worthy Farm in Somerset, England, the festival has grown from a small gathering in 1970 to a major cultural phenomenon attracting around 200,000 attendees annually.

The inaugural Glastonbury Festival was organized by Michael Eavis, a local farmer, who was inspired after seeing an open-air Led Zeppelin concert at the nearby Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music. The first event, then called the Pilton Festival, was held the following year and featured Marc Bolan as its headliner. Attendees were charged £1 for admission, which included free milk from the farm. This set the stage for what would evolve into a legendary annual event, deeply intertwined with the counterculture movements of the 1970s and beyond.

Throughout the years, Glastonbury has remained steadfast in its commitment to music and arts, continuously expanding its offerings. From the iconic Pyramid Stage to smaller, more intimate venues like the Acoustic Stage, the festival showcases a vast array of talent. Its lineups have included some of the biggest names in music history, such as David Bowie, Beyoncé, Coldplay, and Radiohead, reflecting a wide range of genres and eras. This diversity is a hallmark of Glastonbury, making it a magnet for music lovers of all tastes.

Beyond music, Glastonbury is also a platform for political, environmental, and social expression. It frequently features speakers and activists from various movements, reflecting Michael Eavis’s own progressive values. The festival's Green Fields area emphasizes sustainability and eco-friendly living, resonating with attendees deeply concerned about environmental issues. This aspect highlights Glastonbury’s role not just as a festival but as a space for important societal conversations and learning.

Glastonbury is equally well-known for its arts. The Theatre & Circus area provides a burst of colorful performances, with everything from cabaret acts to breathtaking aerial displays. Meanwhile, the Kidzfield caters to families, ensuring that the festival is an inclusive, multi-generational event. At night, areas like Shangri-La, Block9, and The Unfairground come alive with cutting-edge electronic music and extravagant art installations, creating an immersive nightlife experience unique to Glastonbury.

Financially, Glastonbury supports numerous causes. Profits from the festival are donated to charities, including Oxfam, Greenpeace, and WaterAid, as well as hundreds of local organizations. This philanthropic angle is crucial to the ethos of Glastonbury, reinforcing its role as a force for positive change within and beyond the festival grounds.

After a brief hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Glastonbury returned with renewed vigor, reminding the world of its resilience and enduring appeal. Every year, Glastonbury continues to adapt and evolve, embracing new technologies and trends while staying true to its roots. It remains a beacon of cultural significance, a place where people from all walks of life can gather to celebrate the power of music and arts against the backdrop of Worthy Farm’s pastoral beauty.

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