Apple Music has launched two new flagship DJ mix series today — Club Mix and Club Resident — expanding its footprint in dance and electronic music with a platform dedicated to presenting and archiving DJ culture at scale.

The announcement builds on Apple Music’s existing DJ Mix program, which has been clearing and hosting mixes since 2021. The two new series are designed to cover different territory: Club Mix spotlights one-off sets from artists shaping contemporary club culture, while Club Resident gives select artists an ongoing platform to deliver multiple installments over time.

Club Mix Debuts With horsegiirL, Miss Kittin, and More

Club Mix launches today with four exclusive sets. horsegiirL kicks things off with Club Mix 001, followed by three mixes recorded as part of Fête de la Musique — the annual French cultural celebration that turns cities into open-air music stages. Those sets come from electroclash pioneer Miss Kittin, rising French selector Paloma Le Friant, and techno duo Anetha b2b Tatyana Jane.

All four mixes are available to stream on demand now with an Apple Music subscription. They’ll also air for free on Apple Music Club Radio on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM PT — Miss Kittin and Paloma Le Friant on June 20, and Anetha b2b Tatyana Jane on June 21.

Listen to the first Club Mixes on demand here, and tune in free via Apple Music Club Radio here.

The Martinez Brothers and Jazzy Are the Inaugural Club Residents

On the residency side, Apple Music has tapped The Martinez Brothers and Jazzy as the first Club Residents. The New York-bred house duo are deep into another busy Ibiza season, making the timing a natural fit. Irish DJ, producer, and vocalist Jazzy joins off the back of a recent collaboration with Calvin Harris, with more music and a full festival schedule lined up for the summer.

The Martinez Brothers’ first Club Resident mix drops June 24. Jazzy follows on July 8, with additional installments from both artists scheduled through the summer.

“DJ mixes have always been one of the most important ways artists tell their stories and document a moment in culture,” said Stephen Campbell, Global Head of Dance, Electronic Music & DJ Mixes at Apple Music. “With Club Mix and Club Resident, we’re creating new platforms for artists to share defining creative statements while building a lasting archive of dance music culture.”

Below is the full mix schedule through late July:

• Out Now — Club Mix 001: horsegiirL
• Out Now — Club Mix 002: Miss Kittin
• Out Now — Club Mix 003: Paloma Le Friant
• Out Now — Club Mix 004: Anetha B2B Tatyana Jane
• June 24 — The Martinez Brothers Club Resident Mix 001
• July 1 — Club Mix 005
• July 8 — Jazzy Club Resident Mix 001
• July 15 — Club Mix 006
• July 22 — The Martinez Brothers Club Resident 002