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From the DJTT interview vault, we’ve got an interview with the Russian-German producer behind last year’s “Clarity”, Zedd. We used our time with him to talk about how he approaches song writing and production – watch the full thing inside!

Entertaining an average three million music lovers globally every year, Paul Van Dyk has twice taken the title of the world’s number one DJ – a feat achieved to-date by just two other spinners. Today, he answers ten questions for Digital DJ Tips.

This is what happens when Joel Zimmerman gives you an hour to pick his brain.

On the eve of Future Music Festival's big announcement that Avicii would be joining the lineup, we got the festival’s newest headliner on the phone.

With more than 20 years behind them and a dizzying array of identities amidst their scattered musical legacy, Chocolate Puma have more than held their corner where house music is concerned.

He may not have been the first Dutch artist to turn from trance to universal club fuel, but a little trial and error has served Sander Van Doorn considerably well over the years.

We chat to Dave Sumner about his upcoming full-length for Ostgut Ton, which will see release in March.

We talk to Loefah, ATG's Jan Francis and Swamp 81 manager Katie Thiebaud about their new label.

We speak to the Berghain resident about his debut album, due out in July on Ostgut Ton.

If you're a DJ who wants to start producing your own music, or if you've started but can't finish, watch today's video interview with Mike Monday.

When inthemix gets Madeon on the phone, we're unsurprised to find a guy who really knows his shit.

“We know that our releases aren’t the easiest to understand or even listen to.” This kind of admission would be startling from the head of any independent label, never mind one that has maintained a standard of musical credibility, technical...

Sydney, Australia-based youngster Walden is quickly becoming a part of the unstoppable force that is the progressive/electro house clan.

Although he is gently spoken in conversation, Robert Hood will eventually steer you towards some pretty grand subject matter: the electronic music industry's lack of spirituality, the nature of industry, and the mechanics of nature, for a start.

Dan Ghenacia is no stranger to the decks, having been a force in France's dance music tradition for years now, DJing, producing, and starting labels such as Freak n' Chic and, more recently, Apollonia along the way.

We chat to the Detroit legend about his new two-disc compilation.

After nearly a decade of DJing and making music together, the German duo are going their separate ways.