Maya Jane Coles

Running from Friday 28th April to Monday 1st May, each of the four nights has been curated to reflect a different aspect of the Southwark venue.

The first new material under the alias since a spate of singles and EPs released in 2015. 

Sitting right at the heaviest, most brutal end of the techno spectrum.

Nicki Minaj, Drake and Lil Wayne turn Maya Jane Coles' house hit into a slow jam.

While we've covered a number of situations in the past where producers are being sampled illegally, it's dope to see a producer we rock with getting the credit they deserve. With Nicki Minaj's The Pinkprint dropping next week (and landing on the Internets in full overnight), everyone is getting to hear what Nicki's brought to the table... including "Truffle," the second track featuring Drake and Lil Wayne on the album, which features a slowed-down sample of Maya Jane Coles' "What They Say."

If an electro fanatic that's new to deep house and techno, the remix of UK-based minimal electro trio The Acid's single "Ghost" by Maya Jane Coles sho

Back in September, Tiga first previewed his new single (a tasty collaboration with Audion) from his upcoming album due some time next year. Now we ge

In the video for Maya Jane Coles' "Everything," we saw a woman turn herself into a crow. For the "Burning Bright" clip, we get to see the lengths some

English producer, DJ, and now singer, Maya Jane Coles has been one of the hottest names in the underground house world since 2010 when she grabbed DJ

We can't front; this is a pretty strong selection of remixes we have for you this week. And the best part is it's not a bunch of huge names, but a group of solid workers who are out here killing it, consistently. Everything from r&b and hip-hop bootlegs to some serious house reworks that should be available very soon. Take your pick.

Next week, a remix EP for Maya Jane Coles' "Everything" is set to drop, giving us a dope batch of beats before the release of Comfort on June 28. The first rework we've heard from this EP is from Breach, who builds from an eerie spot into some lush, bouncy territory. The way Karin Park's vocal turns into a chorus? Excellent stuff.

You'd think we would get tired of this week in and week out. You'd be surprised at how many talented producers we find lurking behind a sick remix. Plus, great remixes are a way to discover music you might never listen to if not for this awesome alternate take on the material. Dive into this week's batch of reworked treats.

Maya Jane Coles knows how to turn it up when building up anticipation for Comfort, which is due on July 1. She's released a stunning single ("Everythi