As much as dance and club culture is about music, dancing and community, we need people and platforms to reflect and debate upon its values, up-and-coming artists and their output as well as upon all the joys and dangers surrounding the current dynamics of its ongoing changes. As German magazine and publication GROOVE puts it: > We have to talk. <
GROOVE has been one of electronic dance music’s essential tastemakers and a central platform for German-speaking discourse on the music scene and club world. It goes without saying that we’re avid readers of their work. Launched in 1989, it’s one of the world’s longest-running dance music magazines. However, its former publishing house has given up on the publication. Now, a large group of (former) contributors are striving to go independent, but GROOVE needs your help. To survive, the newly founded community-based collective called > Verein für Technojournalismus < requires your support in the form of at least 500 memberships.
Find out more and support the campaign to save GROOVE right here: GROOVE ON!