Kosovo Clubbing

A few days ago, the center of London was occupied by a massive rave parade "Dance for Peace" A peaceful protest calling for peace. The parade was led by a huge convoy of sound systems from which acid techno, house, dnb and UK garage were playing. The dance parade started on Sunday 13.03. in front of the BBC building, and then the dancing crowd headed for the Oxford Circus. The parade was of a humanitarian nature with the aim of collecting aid. The protest was supposed to culminate in Parliament Square but was stopped by police around 7 p.m. [source]

  Exactly one year ago, Berlin’s Rave The Planet gGmbH (non-profit) was launched and is therefore celebrating its first small anniversary of existence.  Not a matter of course after a year like 2020.  Rave The Planet has already successfully received over 390,000.00 Euros in donations from over 24,000 people from all over the world. Among other goals, to realise a new parade in Berlin in the spirit of the original Love Parade. The non-profit organisation, which includes techno legend Dr. Motte, focuses on three major goals:  1. To protect, promote and develop the culture of electronic dance music in all its forms. And to develop it further. To promote its own as well as other charitable projects in the long term.  2. To classify the culture of electronic dance music as an Immaterial Cultural Heritage under the UNESCO.  3. To establish an official celebration of electronic dance music culture, with an annual event: A new parade, in the spirit of the Berlin Loveparade, based on its ori