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Skenai v1.10.0 : a more accurate map

A map that shows who is close to whom

Each artist is now placed next to those they share relations with: labels, followers, listeners, collaborations, cities. Colour tells the style, position tells the neighbourhood. Islands are named by what you recognise in them, their main style and their most-followed artists, plus their country when it really weighs there.

The map overview, islands named by style and artists

A more accurate map

A night has to prove the scene to enter the agenda: techno, house or namesake nights leave it. On artist pages, a release or a tag only counts when it ties to the scene, and a name written in stylised letters finally finds its artist.

The agenda, upcoming drum & bass nights by country

On Google and in AI assistants

Every artist, night, organisation, label and agency page has its title, description, structured data and share card. One button shares it.

An artist page, with its share button

A map that stays open

The map stays loaded when moving from page to page instead of reloading everything, and the player shows the track is loading until the sound starts.

Faster pages, no dead ends

Organisations, their nights and artist releases are read page by page instead of from one big file: pages open faster. An organiser without a page on Skenai shows without a link instead of leading to an empty page.

An organisation page and its bubble on the map