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. Amnesia Ibiza has shared the line-up for its 2022 Croatia takeover 🇪🇸 x 🇭🇷 Featuring Patrick Topping, ANOTR, jennifercardini, Syreeta, Enzo Siragusa, Oliver Jones, Marco Faraone and many more dj-m.ag/3vvwebm

La billetterie de la prochaine #Fip360 FIP 📻 @Maisondelaradio est en 🔥 Early tickets sold out N’attendez pas que ça soit..complet ! Dure Vie Monnaie de Paris jennifercardini Bi:Pole RAG #FipElectro #FipWebradio …terie.maisondelaradioetdelamusique.fr/selection/even…

Wow. Just wow. A legendary day at Field Day / All Points East for maryannehobbs’ takeover 👑 Thank you to Jessy Lanza, jennifercardini& TijanaT, @djrebekah, Nkisi, planningtorock, Bklava & LUXE Catch highlights next week in Mary Anne’s show via BBC Sounds

Epicness at BBC Radio 6 Music stage with jennifercardini and TijanaT curated by maryannehobbs ❤️‍🔥 Field Day

Belfast's Jordan Nocturne will make his debut on jennifercardini's Correspondant label with a four track EP later this month dj-m.ag/3KX4Aem

and for the second hour of the show we've got a mix and interview from a regular favorite: jennifercardini we spoke about seeing the Wolfgang Tillmans exhibit and what it means to her + details on her new Night Clubbing party series Listen Friday at 4pm ET on Apple Music

🙌 Big radio show today with our guests #WolfgangTillmans and jennifercardini!! Here's Wolfgang speaking about his production technique and the idea of photographing sound. Listen to the full interview and dj mix: apple.co/beatsinspace

This week's podcast: Parisian decadence from jennifercardini, paced as expertly as you'd expect from someone who's been DJing for over 30 years

“Sometimes as a queer or minority artist you end up ‘making it’ a lot later than others. If you then face ageism you are at another disadvantage.” jennifercardini is talking to JAGUAR and Tia Korpe about Ageing in Club Culture on the Outdoor stage

“Intergenerational communication is the best way to fight ageism,” says jennifercardini. “It’s really important for artists my age to communicate with younger artists and club era.” And vice versa: Jaguar points out the debt that young female/queer DJs owe to the pioneers

“If we [as DJs] only take big shows, the scene is not sustainable. Nothing new will come. You need to support the underground, support queer parties, where so many new ideas come from.” jennifercardini

“When the scene started, you had a lot more older people. I remember raving with the older hippies.” jennifercardini reminisces about Paris back in the day, when dance music was strictly a counterculture.

“We have a lot to learn from the younger generation. Inclusivity comes naturally to a lot of young people. my generation is not very inclusive.” Says jennifercardini. “Nowadays there is a space to talk about these things,” agrees @jaguarworldwide

“The amount of passion and creativity you put into a project when you’re older is the same as when you are 25,” says jennifercardini. But often older female artists can become invisible creatively. She cites Madonna as an artist she loves that the press has turned on.

“It’s crazy how brainwashed we are with the idea that after 35 your life is over. the narrative is completely wrong.” @Jennifercardini. “And raving and dancing are good for your mental and physical health [at any age].”

“It’s crazy to tell people: after this or that age you should not go out. My friends ask me ‘are you still doing this?’” says jennifercardini. @Jaguarworldwide points to @anniemacmanus’ Before Midnight parties as an inclusive model for raving at any age.

“I see one million times more ageism in online events,” says jennifercardini. “I got a lot of horrible comments doing online mixes. People hiding behind the anonymity.”

“I got sober about twelve years ago” says jennifercardini, “and that completely changed my career. “I found that I had my own energy, I didn’t have to depend on anything else. and travelling with a hangover was always a nightmare!” a tip to prolong your raving for a lifetime