Terry Matthew
Managing Editor of 5 Magazine, Terry Matthew's first record was "Circus Bells." His first mixtape was from Armando Gallop. Aside from writing for 5 Mag, Terry has authored the liner notes for Jeff Mills' "Metropolis Metropolis" and the 20th anniversary reissue of Hardkiss' "Delusions of Grandeur." He lives in Chicago. You can reach Terry by email.
DJing under lockdown with Detroit Techno and House legend Donnell Knox aka D-Knox.
Shawn Rudiman and Jordan GCZ of Juju and Jordash collaborate on a new EP that's mostly techno, except nobody really makes techno like this anymore.
IHeartTechno - Chicago DJ Microdot takes over for our latest 5 Mag Mix.
Chicago House DJ and producer Emmaculate takes the wheel for the latest 5 Mag Mix.
Prolific UK DJ and producer Rudosa shares his playlist of his six favorite acid tracks, past and present, new and classic.
Star Creature sucks Giovanni Damico into their boogie death cult and the man is making some of the most lethal dance floor ordnance on the scene.
Never a disappointment from Jus'Ed's Underground Quality, which continues mining for new sounds on Nathalie Capello's dynamic 5 track EP.
The full Earth EP from Peggy Gou and Maurice Fulton is flush with hermetic cuts and left-field swerves.
Ike Release shows that he's still one of the most versatile producers around with four ultra deep but eclectic and unique tracks.
Rotterdam duo Black Cadmium are working with second hand Detroit DNA and they're building a monster.
Spacey sounds from a frequent flyer space cadet: Nachtbraker's Fatoe Morgana is spacey house with a touch of deepness.
Danced Til Midnight drops another explosive funk bomb on an unsuspecting world with "Real Love" featuring ferocious remixes from Karizma and Byron The Aquarius.
The best, latest and hopefully not the last of Malcolm Moore is Deep Core, a 12 track LP that finally dropped on wax a few days ago.
Recorded near Stonehenge, a "serenade that sings to the planet": Öona Dahl talks to 5 Mag about her new single with vocalist Kirsty Hawkshaw, "Love Is All We Need."
Two funk and disco edits from the debut release Changes Presents: dibs volume one.
Most records I get with have a few tracks I like and one I love, but Machines On The Dresser just hits with body blow after body blow
Rising star Coflo's third release on Ocha makes a big noise - like the best, funkiest Carlos Santana cover band to come out of the Bay Area.
DJ SGZ on the making of the new afro-soulful house track Why Would I — and how a producer in South Africa and a vocalist in Chicago came together.
The term "tastemaker DJ" was made for Andy Weatherall and should probably be retired now.
Acid flashbacks from 1989 on the seminal squelchy breakbeat classic "Let The Warriors Dance."
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