Features

The Chinese metropolis has never had a club culture before, but as RA's Sanjay Fernandes explains, that's slowly changing.

Jonny Coleman tackles the multi-farious scene in one of America's biggest cities.

A love of bass has kept the scene alive in British Columbia's biggest city, and now things are looking as strong as they've ever been according to RA's Andrew Ryce.

RA's Oli Warwick talks to some of the key local protagonists who explain the rising part the Lithuanian capital has to play in the global electronic music scene.

RA takes a closer look at a scene steeped in history.

RA's Jack Haighton travels to his former home town to take stock of the scene in Spain's capital city.

RA's Kit Macdonald charts the challenges faced by the highly creative Glasgow scene as the Scottish clubbing capital moves into a new era.

One of Canada's most vibrant cities for electronic music is more vital than ever, in large part due to its storied history.

Welcome to the best kept secret in American dance culture.

An Australian city with a rich electronic music history is striking a balance between mass-market festivals and committed local promoters, writes RA's Sanjay Fernandes.

Fashion-friendly and techno-friendly? One of Italy's major cities is slowly earning a reputation for its electronic music scene due to a strong club scene and a host of underground promoters.

What happens when the second largest city in Spain isn't hosting Sonar? All sorts of things as it turns out. RA's Lee Smith, alongside four lucky BlackBerry Competition winners, explains the local scene in Barcelona.

RA continues its journey across the globe's club culture hotspots with a look at Helsinki, home of Flow Festival and one of Northern Europe's most happening cities.

It's among the largest cities on the East Coast of the United States, but has always struggled in the shadow of its big brother, New York. Shuja Haider takes a look at the unique clubbing landscape of Boston.

It's a city that seemingly has everything: The venues, the DJs, the audiences. RA's Joao Anzolin tells the story of one of Brazil's key clubbing capitals.

Indian producers, promoters and audiences say the country is primed for an electronic boom. RA tags along with Andy Vaz, Murat Tepeli, Glitterbug and Ronni Shendar to see if, at the very least, they're ready for Cologne.

As the city prepares to once again welcome the Dis-patch Festival later this month, we take a look at the state of the scene in Serbia's capital.

RA continues its in-depth look at clubbing culture in cities around the world. This time out, Aron Friedman talks about the vibrant scene in Amsterdam.

Lee Burridge recently described it as having the potential to become America's equivalent of Berlin for electronic music. RA's San Francisco correspondent Jack O'Shaughnessy can't help but agree.

What's it like in Gotham City these days? RA's Todd L. Burns goes out for seven days straight to find out.

If you believe the papers, the Swiss city has the best quality of living in the world. The electronic dance scene isn't doing so bad either. Bjørn Schaeffner reports back from well beyond the annual Street Parade.