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Ria Hylton

Ria Hylton

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Albums Editor, DJ Mag TM

London

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Total articles 46

  • Losing sleep in Tromsø, Norway's techno capital

    By Ria Hylton Verified| DJ Mag TM Verified Insomnia 2024 opens on sacred land five kilometres outside Tromsø’s city centre. A 30-minute walk through the forests of Tromsdalen takes us to an open-air stage flanked by a small campfire down slope and a traditional Sámi hut, offering hot drinks for new arrivals. Tromsdalstinden, a holy mountain, overlooks the stage, its steel frame wrapped in forest branches flooded in a devilish red light. By 6:30pm the sky is pitch-black.

    By Ria Hylton Verified · DJ Mag TM

    Jan. 14, 2025

  • Fresh Kicks 215: Mera Bhai

    By Ria Hylton Verified| DJ Mag TM Verified Credit: Dav Stewart (@davstewart)“I’ve been in this industry for so long that I just know how it works,” Mera Bhai tells DJ Mag. “You’re constantly giving away your power, attributing your value to other people — labels, agents, management — you’re constantly giving it away.” We’re on the topic of Bhai’s Instagram page, which has grown from 3,000 to 64,000 followers in a short span of time.

    By Ria Hylton Verified · DJ Mag TM

    Oct. 17, 2024

  • Losing sleep in Tromsø, Norway's techno capital

    By Ria Hylton Verified| DJ Mag TM Verified Insomnia 2024 opens on sacred land five kilometres outside Tromsø’s city centre. A 30-minute walk through the forests of Tromsdalen takes us to an open-air stage flanked by a small campfire down slope and a traditional Sámi hut, offering hot drinks for new arrivals. Tromsdalstinden, a holy mountain, overlooks the stage, its steel frame wrapped in forest branches flooded in a devilish red light. By 6:30pm the sky is pitch-black.

    By Ria Hylton Verified · DJ Mag TM

    Jan. 14, 2025

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DJ Mag TM

London, England, United Kingdom