In the fast-paced world of electronic music, tracks often have the shelf life of a viral TikTok trend. However, every so often, a piece of music comes along that evolves. Nearly a decade after its initial inception, the iconic collaboration between Nicole Moudaber and Skunk Anansie has returned to the spotlight, this time with a fresh perspective from the legendary duo Deep Dish. Released on Factory 93 Records, the new rework of ‘Love Someone Else’ is a masterclass in how to respect a classic while making it feel essential for 2026.

Cristoph stands as one of the most distinctive and forward-thinking artists in the history of dance music. He is an architect of sound whose influence continues to shape the underground. As both a DJ and producer, he delivers performances that are immersive, liberating, and deeply emotive. Over the years, Cristoph has extended his vision beyond the booth through the launch of Consequence of Society Recordings (COS), a label that mirrors his sonic identity while championing emerging and overlooked talent. COS has become a platform for hidden gems across the global scene, elevating artists who share a commitment to depth, atmosphere, and innovation.

The dance music world is buzzing and for good reason. The first lady of techno, Nicole Moudaber, and the king of trance, Armin van Buuren, have finally joined forces for the very first time, unleashing their explosive new collaboration, ‘House Party.’ The track marks a true meeting of legends, a union that bridges genres, generations, and global fanbases with one shared mission: to make people move.

Ignited by an internal combustion engine fueled by raw emotion, Nigerian-born Lebanese artist Nicole Moudaber is at the forefront of her movement. For over ten years, the techno community has been hypnotized by sounds from one woman, Nicole Moudaber. Presiding over an empire that includes MOOD, her highly influential record label and global party brand, as well as a hugely popular radio show, a back catalog of incendiary house and techno releases, and a range of philanthropic endeavors. For years, she has taken the music industry by storm, every boom, every synth from every track she has ever produced. Each track she made throughout her career as a DJ and producer always gave goosebumps. Creating a Techno platform all on her own, Nicole Moudaber’s vision came true once her first episode, In The Mood, was released. “Honestly, I didn't think that I would get to where I am today, because when I first started, I only did it for love. I started making music. I didn't want to be a DJ; I didn't think of DJing. I just wanted to make the music that I love, and that gave me this feeling on the dance floor. So when I started getting bookings and requests worldwide, I took it seriously.”