Electronic music is finally having its #metoo moment. But we need a binding code of conduct to make the scene a safer place Last year, the death of Erick Morillo triggered what felt like electronic music’s #metoo moment. The stories of sexual assault and sexual harassment that emerged in the…

Four months ago, I had a rude awakening about the magnitude and virulence of misogyny in electronic music. I knew that women, trans people and non-binary people had always been undervalued in the scene, but I had no idea of just how insidious and widespread the problem was until I…

“Can we just let Erick rest in peace now?”, some people (mostly men) might ask, rolling their eyes. The answer is no, no we cannot. In the same way that the George Floyd protests sparked the long-overdue realisation that the electronic music industry is racist to the core (something that…

In the midst of one of the darkest chapters in recent human history, the past ten days have been full of more pain, sadness and rage, but also, crucially, a sliver of light. The sickening murder of George Floyd, which served to highlight so many other deaths of Black people…