Re-record: Celebrating 120 Black Artists In Electronic Music

Contributors set the record straight, highlighting standout Black artists in electronic music active between 2001-2020.

Resident Advisor's Re-record is a project made to highlight Black artists who've had an impact on electronic music's development, by releasing or performing their own music during this period, in a way its authors feel demands greater recognition on platforms like RA. Staff members, regular contributors and journalists with niche genre or regional knowledge submitted candidates and voted in a shared spreadsheet. The artists that received the highest number of votes were then filtered down based on how comprehensively they'd been featured in the past. Of the final list, 76 artists earned their place democratically, and the remaining 44 were picked from the initial nominations on a case-by-case basis, with the ensuing write-ups capped at 200 words.

Check out the full project here.

More like This

View all
Wider Agenda

betina quest's solo tour finale at Grow Hackney

Burundian soul artist and multi-instrumentalist betina quest graces Grow Hackney this Wednesday for her solo tour finale.

Read more
Wider Agenda

Hope Is Perseverance: new album by K15

'Hope Is Perseverance' is the new album from one of London's most influential producers, K15

Read more
Wider Agenda

DS White releases 'MagneticDub24'

Our very own Producer Educator Dan White aka DS White releases his hypnotic track 'MagneticDub24'

Read more
Editorial

Teranga: A Nightclub and Blueprint of Care

Writer, urbanist and clubber Kitya Mark reflects on how this nightclub became a meaningful, urban blueprint of care against a backdrop of precarity and border violence.

Read more
Editorial

Acknowledging Roots To Move Ahead: Black British Music in transition

Six years on, multidisciplinary artist and writer Jesse Bernard reflects on his TRENCH article 'Contemporary Black British Music Is In A State Of Transition', touching on the current developments of Black British music — from the prominence of edit culture to the new ways that we consume and release music.

Read more
News

Applications now open: Process

After an invigorating first iteration, Process is back.

Read more

Follow us on Instagram

Keep up to date on all things CDR

Sign up to our newsletter and be the first to know about our forthcoming programmes and content drops.
Thank you for subscribing!
Oops! Something went wrong.