Good news for Scotland! Life seems to pick up steam in the middle of next month. Music venues and festivals in Scotland will open from 17 May.

Music venues, cinemas, theaters, clubs and festivals will be able to return to work under the following conditions: indoor spaces will host crowds of up to 100 people, provided social distancing is ensured.

Outdoor events and festivals can accommodate up to 500 people.

Next month, the plan will move to the next phase. In early June, it is planned to accommodate 200 people in indoor venues and 1000 in outdoor events.

On April 29th, 24 hours before the release of her new Formula EP, Belgian techno titan Charlotte de Witte is to headline a historic live stream.

Charlotte makes no secret of her passion for extreme sports and adrenaline. The name of the EP doesn’t leave much to the imagination and immediately takes us back to racing and Formula 1®, a sport adored by Belgians. Speed, adrenaline, numbing sounds, vibration, emotion. These are the common ingredients between motorsport and this new music by the talented Charlotte de Witte.

The SAGA festival unveiled a stellar full lineup for the first edition.

SAGA, which takes place at Izvor Park in Bucharest, Romania on  10-12 September, aims to bring a whole new electronic dance festival experience to the city that has never been seen before.

The event was highly anticipated, but the line-up proves that the wait was well worth it.

The main stage is represented by the legendary Tiësto. He is joined by Alan Walker, Don Diablo, MORTEN, Timmy Trumpet, Salvatore Ganacci and W&W.

Switzerland welcomes live performances following the new rules that were introduced on April 19.

Under the new law, Switzerland will allow shows for 50 people indoors and 100 people outdoors.

While this may not seem like a big deal, the Swiss Music Promoters Association (SMPA) appreciates the government's decision and considers it an “important first step” in returning to normal life.

Through her releases on Lucy’s Stroboscopic Artefacts, Kangding Ray’s Ara and her own Danza Tribale imprint she has formed an impressive array of left of centre techno.

The latter has been home to much of her output and as well as her own work she has brought into the fold certified Italian legends and this is clearly running off on Adiel.

Following her 3-track ‘Monsoon’ EP at the beginning of the year, Queen of deep house Nora En Pure provides listeners with a sonic escape in her two-track ‘Oblivion / Thermal’ EP on Enormous Tunes.

Stream/Purchase ‘Oblivion / Thermal’ EP

DJANEMAG :  How long have you been in music? 
Alyshia : Since 2012 

DJANEMAG : What would people be surprised to learn about you? 
Alyshia : I guess it would have to be me being able to produce different genre that surprises the crowd