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Chloe Moore chatted to Galway-based party, label and community Ar Ais Arís about building intimate, inclusive dancefloors rooted in DIY soundsystem culture, local community and a love for leftfield electronic music.
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Chloe Moore speaks to Cork-based DJ Forrest about finding his sound, navigating the dancefloor and taking his creative practice from architecture to the booth.
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Chloe Moore spoke with the team behind Synked Studios, a community hub for Ireland’s next generation of electronic music, showcasing their skill set in a stripped-back livestream environment.
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Chloe Moore spoke to Lúnasa ahead of her curated Pride show at Tengu this Saturday. 

In advance of the event, she doesn’t hold back on her disdain for rigid genre labels, the growing commercialisation of club culture, and the current state of Dublin’s queer scene, among much more.
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Chloe Moore spoke to Philippines-born, Dublin-raised techno TOLENTECHNO, a key member of one of the capital’s most prolific parties, The Shed Residents.

Whether he’s running club nights in Tengu or Wigwam, cutting hair in What Barbers on Drury Street, or quite literally DJing out the window of Emporium, Alec has become hard to miss. 

His day-to-day movements trace a map of the city’s creative pulse, bridging fashion, music, and community in a way that feels entirely organic.
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Dublin pop artist Kayleigh Noble begins a new era with the release of her single “Calvin Klein”, arriving March 20. 

The track is the first taste of her upcoming EP BBKAY, due in May, and marks her most dancefloor-focused work to date.

Building on the world introduced in previous singles “Am I Asleep” and “All Night,” the new track leans into club energy with Baltimore club-inspired rhythms and glossy Y2K pop textures. 

“Calvin Klein” captures the feeling of queer and feminine rave euphoria. Noble describes it simply as music “for the girls and for the gays.”
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