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Palace is a collaborative programme of hip hop and electronic music over a one month period in Glasgow this Spring. It is taking place over a series of Glasgow venues in collaboration with a fine selection of promoters including The Arches , Mixed Bizness , Deadly Rhythm and Chambre 69 . The overall aim is to  bring a range of inventive artists to the city, with a goal of representing the creative direction of the Glasgow scene. They have really done well with a great collection of varied bookings for the duration of the programme. Such as Jimmy Edgar, Machinedrum, Holy Other, Lil B, Lil Silva and Brenmar plus many more. As well as featuring a plethora of homegrown Scottish talent such as Eclair Fifi, Dam Mantle, Boom Monk Ben and Sega Bodega. This Friday Palace have collaborated with Mixed Bizness to bring Brenmar, Dubbel Dutch, Mixed Bizness resident Boom Monk Ben and Sega Bodega at La Cheetah Club. If you are looking for percussion heavy bass music, UK House, Juke, ...

This is a very special edition of Hottie of the Week as we are doing things a little different from usual and showing some praise to a guy.  And the only guy deserving the title of Hottie of the Week is the purple one, Prince. The sexiest man in music nuff said. Keep up to date with Fat Buddha on our Facebook and Twitter .

This Thursday sees the truly innovative Sepalcure make their live debut at Glasgow's Sub Club in what is sure to be a night to remember for bass music fans. Sepalcure is a collaboration between two veterans of the dance music scene, Travis Stewart (MachineDrum) and Praveen (Praveen & Benoit, Braille).  They create what could be described as Bass music with influences from house, synth and heavy use of atmospherics and haunting vocals. This evolutionary sound they have arrived at really makes them stand apart from todays bass music producers.  Which can be heard on their self titled debut album released at the end of last year.  In addition Travis Stewart is moving to Berlin from their New York base, casting doubt on the future of Sepalcure.  So catch them while you can. As well as the music those attending will be treated to the collaborative work of Florence To and Produ(k)t who will be taking over the Sub Club with an installation and creative v...