Kevin Saunderson

Kevin Saunderson has remixed Andrea Oliva's recent single 'Transit'.

The Detroit legend's take on the Swiss artist's track bring the staccato strings of the original to the forefront. You can hear it in full below.

The original track came out in December, and was the third release on Oliva's recently launched All I Need record label, following on from his singles 'Playa' and 'Final String'.

Following on from the launch of the label, further releases are planned for this year, in addition to a number of events and a fashion line.

Aluna Francis, one-half of AlunaGeorge, is curating her own festival in New Orleans next year.

The debut edition of Noir Fever will feature an all-Black line-up, and run at various venues across the city. Alongside Aluna, the line-up currently includes the likes of Kevin Saunderson, UNiiQU3, Jayda G, Derrick Carter, TSHA, TYGAPAW, Kaytranada and Channel Tres.

Drumcode's 250th release is a special collaborative project between label founder Adam Beyer and Kevin Saunderson.

Released on 1st October, the techno label marked the occasion with 'Re:Generate', a remix album of tracks from Saunderson's legendary E-Dancer moniker.

Drumcode has invited a number of new and established names from across the techno scene to remix classic tracks from Kevin Saunderson's E-Dancer alias.

The collaborative project between Saunderson and Adam Beyer, titled 'Re:Generate', marks 250 releases on the label and offers an update on several tracks from Saunderson's 1998 album as E-Dancer, 'Heavenly'.

Among the artists enlisted to remix tracks from the album are Special Request, Adam Beyer, Tygapaw, rRoxymore, Len Faki and Amelie Lens, as well as Detroit pioneers such as Robert Hood, DJ Bone and DJ Minx.

Kevin Saunderson said it feels like 'somebody is eliminating Black artists from the scene' in a recent interview.

Speaking with Billboard Dance, the Detroit techno originator discussed racism and inequality in the music industry, highlighting his personal experiences when starting his career alongside the likes of Derrick May and Juan Atkins. 

Kevin Saunderson has shared a video message over social media, updating fans on his health situation having, previously revealed that he had been tested for COVID-19.

The Detroit techno pioneer shared a video on Tuesday 7th April, saying that, after experiencing flu-like symptoms for two weeks, he had been tested for the coronavirus. Yesterday, 8th April, Saunderson shared another message confirming that he had tested positive and that he is now recovering at home for at least two weeks.

Kevin Saunderson and Idris Elba have been working on new Inner City music together, according to a new Facebook post.

Saunderson published a photo of the pair collaborating, writing: 'In the Studio with Idris Elba, a melting pot of UK and Detroit sounds! An amazing experience, stay tuned for the new Inner City Material'.

A GoFundMe has been launched in aid of Inner City’s Paris Grey following a devastating family tragedy. 

Detroit techno legend Kevin Saunderson and Grammy-winning producer Dennis White — AKA Latroit — are asking dance music fans to give money to help the acclaimed singer following the loss of her daughter to cancer.