DJ Danielle Delgado

06/11/2025

i'd LUV a gig like this!!

From Barcelona to Brisbane, people are flocking to Japanese-inspired bars with hi-fi sound and treasured music played mostly on vinyl.

03/30/2025

Five years on from lockdown, dance music is stuttering on its quest for self-improvement. The mood out there is flat. Renewing our optimism requires a radical shift in thinking, argues Ed Gillett.

03/07/2025

favorite bit: breakdown of "Red Light" at 1:37. probably the least U2 thing about the album 😄

42 years ago today, U2 released their third studio album "War" featuring singles “New Year's Day" “Two Hearts Beat as One" “Sunday Bloody Sunday" and “40"

03/07/2025

Aurora Mitchell speaks to an Italian composer who helped shape the sound of electro as we know it.

10/01/2024

thanks for the hot toddy, Three Monkeys mix-meisters! after 90 gigs, 450 hrs, i’ll miss you!

09/30/2024

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09/01/2024

R.I.P., Scoop. you live on on the dance floor, best believe!!

Fatman Scoop, The Crooklyn Clan · Fatman Scoop "Hottest Featured Artist Recordings" · Song · 2008

08/02/2024

ha!

07/09/2024

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"In our 24/7 city—the birthplace of hip-hop, salsa and disco — the freedom to dance is essential"

06/24/2024

new grrrrrr!

04/22/2024

a tip of the iceberg on a challenging night of requests

04/20/2024

did not know!

Lula Mae Hardaway, was a songwriter and mother of musical genius 'Stevie Wonder. She co-wrote many of Stevie's songs during the early years of his career. She was co-nominated for the 1970 Grammy Award for Best R&B Song for co-writing 'Signed, Sealed, Delivered.

—Lula was born Jan 11th 1930 in Eufaula, Alabama but spent her early adult life in Saginaw, Michigan before moving to Los Angeles in 1975 where she remained until her passing on May 31st 2006.

She co-wrote several of her son's songs, including "I Was Made To Love Her", "Signed Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours", "You Met Your Match" and "I Don't Know Why I Love You". Two of these tracks also appeared on Stevie's 1968 album "For Once In My Life" and another two, ""I Wanna Make Her Love Me" and "Ain't No Lovin'", were also co-penned by Lula.

For co-writing "Signed, Sealed, Delivered", she was co-nominated for the 1970 Grammy Award For Best R&B Song.