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The latest from ANGVIS: artist interviews, release features, and label updates.
ANGVIS Music Distribution is officially live: independent electronic artists can now apply for worldwide distribution across all the major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, Beatport and more.
IndustryThe first US criminal case over streaming fraud reaches sentencing this week. It shows how bot plays on AI tracks take money from the royalty pool real artists share, and how platforms are fighting back.
ReleaseTen tracks, eleven producers, from Mykonos to Tianjin. A closer look at the artists behind DNB SELECTA VOL. 1, the new ANGVIS drum & bass compilation.
FeaturePhone-free club nights have gone from a Berlin house rule to a global trend. Now venues face a harder question: what to do about cameras worn on the face.
IndustryMost "best distributor" lists ignore the one thing that decides it for electronic artists: whether your music actually reaches Beatport and Traxsource. Here is an honest 2026 comparison, and the gap almost nobody fills.
IndustrySync is one of the best-paid, most overlooked opportunities for independent electronic artists. Here is what it actually is, how a placement really happens, and what it takes to be ready for one.
IndustryOpen distributors take anyone who pays. Curated ones decide who they work with. Here is what that difference actually does to your release, your credibility, and the help you get.
IndustryFree or paid distributor? The honest answer is not the one most guides give. Here is what each model really costs, what you keep, and how to choose based on how you actually release.
IndustryMost independent artists collect a fraction of what they are owed, because streaming pays several kinds of royalty and a plain distributor only gathers one. Here is the full map, in plain language.
FeatureNew 2026 research shows how many people in music live with tinnitus. Here is what the numbers mean for DJs, and how to set up the booth, the plugs and the habits that protect your ears.
FeatureTechno has picked up around 10 BPM since 2019 and hard techno closer to 15. Here is what the data actually shows, the reasons DJs give for the speed-up, and why the fastest scene may already be slowing down.
IndustryA plain guide to getting your music onto streaming platforms in 2026: what distribution actually is, what a distributor does and does not do, how to choose one, and the mistakes that quietly cost independent artists.
IndustrySpotify has removed over 75 million tracks, rolled out a spam filter, and made AI disclosure mandatory. Here's what the platform's crackdown actually changes for emerging electronic artists, and how to stay on the right side of it.
Label NewsANGVIS partners with Steam Music to open sync licensing opportunities across games, streaming platforms, and multimedia projects, connecting electronic music artists with a global network of content creators.
EventsThe lineup for the world’s most well-known music festival has just dropped, bringing together artists from all over the globe. Returning to Boom, Belgium, Tomorrowland is back bigger than ever.
Label NewsFrom a one-person operation in London to a recognised platform for emerging electronic music artists worldwide: five years of building ANGVIS, one release at a time.
IndustryFrom beat grid alignment to deck configuration: five essential RekordBox techniques that will sharpen your DJ sets and streamline your studio workflow.