Aaron Coultate and Will Lynch detail how RA's editorial team will promote racial equity, now and in the future.

From Discogs rabbitholes to YouTube tutorials, RA's writers offer some tips on what to watch, read and do at home this week.

Demand for old music boomed in the 2010s. Here we list our top 20 reissues of the past ten years.

RA staff look back on the definitive albums of the 2010s.

A singular DJ outlines his philosophical approach to the craft.

This annual gathering in the Japanese countryside is a haven for children, dogs and ravers alike.

The pioneering artist, who worked with Prince, Madonna and Herbie Hancock, had been battling cancer.

The website is increasing its efforts to block edits and bootlegs from its online marketplace.

Organisers say they are "at a loss for words" after the incident, which took place on Sunday morning (Aug 13).

The Rush Hour cofounder's sets traverse genres, tempos and continents. He shares 23 years of DJing wisdom with Aaron Coultate.

This week's decision to reopen fabric was a landmark moment. But, as Aaron Coultate writes, many of the UK club scene's biggest challenges remain.

With a rich network of sound-obsessed cafés, bars and small clubs, Aaron Coultate explains why Tokyo might be the best place in the world to listen to music.

Musée du quai Branly has a remarkable music collection. Aaron Coultate meets some of the artists it has inspired.

A small record shop on Portobello Road is one of London's musical institutions. Aaron Coultate explores its remarkable history.

The release is the culmination of a 13-year story for Awesome Tapes From Africa founder Brian Shimkovitz, who bought a cassette copy of Obaa Sima from a roadside stall in Cape Coast, Ghana, in 2002. The tape was the subject of the first post on his Awesome Tapes From Africa blog in 2006.