The case quickly gained traction across social media as festivalgoers shared updates and calls for assistance. Authorities announced that search efforts ended successfully when the girl was located safe and reunited with her family. Officials have not released additional details surrounding the circumstances of her disappearance or recovery.

In a statement shared through official channels, the family expressed gratitude to everyone involved in the search. They thanked first responders, volunteers, festival staff, and members of the public who helped spread awareness. The family also asked for privacy as they process the situation and focus on spending time together.

They requested that people avoid speculation and respect their wishes during this sensitive period. News of her safe return sparked an outpouring of support online. Many community members celebrated the positive outcome while emphasizing the importance of looking out for one another at large events. Shambhala organizers have not indicated whether they will provide further information. For now, the focus remains on the successful recovery and the family’s request for space.

Stories involving missing attendees often end with unanswered questions. This one ended with something far more important: a safe reunion and a community relieved by the positive outcome. Thank you to everyone involved.

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Summit has accused legendary BBC Radio 1 tastemaker Pete Tong of taking a remix the pair had been working on together and reworking it into a separate collaboration with Dutch house favorite Franky Rizardo. The allegations surfaced on social media this week, sparking widespread discussion across the electronic music community and ultimately leading Rizardo to withdraw from the planned release.

The controversy took another turn when Franky Rizardo addressed the situation himself. After learning more about the remix’s background, the Dutch producer announced he would no longer participate in the release, emphasizing that his decision was based on personal values rather than on assigning blame to anyone involved.

Pete Tong Responds

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Today, Pete has responded to these allegations. In an interview posted on Friday between Tong and Alex Tripi, the CEO of the Pete Tong DJ Academy, Tong explains his side of the story:

” [we] had positive conversations on text about making a new version of his remix, and at the same time I was talking to Franky about doing a new version of his remix… It’s quite normal when releasing a song to have different versions of the same song, or in this case it would have been a cover version, so there could have been a Pete Tong orchestral version, a version with Franky Rizardo and a version with John Summit.

Tong went on to explain that the orchestral version of ‘Missing’ was originally created for the upcoming winter leg of his Ibiza Classics tour, where he reimagines iconic dance records alongside a full live orchestra. According to Tong, he first secured approval from Everything But The Girl’s members, Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt, to perform the orchestral arrangement live. He says he later returned to the duo for permission to transform that same arrangement into a remix alongside John Summit and Layton Giordani.

In the video shared today, Tong displays what he says is a proposal sent on May 13, 2026. The document outlines a release strategy that reads: “Our provisional plan is to release the Franky mix in the next six weeks. Franky’s version will have very minimal orchestral elements, and the vocal will be a straight replay of the original. For John’s mix, we would like to release this later in the summer (although totally open to discussing timelines with you guys, of course).”

The proposal suggests the Franky Wah remix was intended to arrive first, with John Summit’s version slated for a later summer release. Tong continues in the video:

“I’m disappointed. I don’t like being accused of things that aren’t true. If you’ve got a problem, pick up the phone. That’s certainly what I would preach. I’ve tried to call John, I’ve tried to text him”

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What a way to kick off this Friday in style. We’ve been digging the Malóne sound quite a bunch over here, with tracks such as ‘Beef‘ alongside Jesse Bravo, and ‘Talk 2 Em Mate‘. And we’re excited to share yet another one of his, which, can only make us say: he doesn’t miss.

Today, the Club Space resident and label owner joined forces with Greek producer CJ Jeff and the gifted vocalist Ellivia to unveil ‘Missing (Back To You)’, a nod to the past with a taste of the present. The track is, of course, a fresh take on the 1994 classic Everything But The Girl singalong ‘Missing’.

Although the original version of the English duo was rather acoustic and laid-back, it quickly went viral back then with a spectacular spin by DJ Todd Terry, and his remix now stands as one of the most iconic tracks in House music.

‘Missing (Back To You)’

This is not CJ Jeff and Ellivia’s first gathering, as they worked on their debut collaboration ‘One Two Three’ last year, and released it via Spinnin’ Deep, the branch of Spinnin’ Records that also represents a home for ‘Missing (Back To You)’.

And it’s got the best of all worlds, since it features incredible groove over melodic, warm musical beds, and tops it all off with the sensual voice of Ellivia. The Afro-House leaning tune represents the return of the long-gone singalong legend that is the original ‘Missing’. Now we’re able to enjoy hearing a fresh new version at clubs and festivals and, why not, beaches at sunset.

Malóne opened up about his vision of the project, saying “We wanted to recreate this classic as properly as possible – a special vibe for the summer season, for all the beach clubs and open air vibes worldwide”. He added, “Afro House is one of the biggest sounds in the world right now, so we thought writing something in this lane and style was a great choice of action. ‘Missing (Back To You)’ is melodic with strong drums to create those truly unforgettable moments in a set and party. We are honored about this opportunity to rework such an amazing classic”.

Listen to Malóne, CJ Jeff and Ellivia‘s terrific ‘Missing (Back To You)’, by hitting the ‘Play‘ button on the Spotify player below. Also, click here to support the track on your platform of choice. Are you a producer and you’d like to see your tracks on our page? Then head over to this link right here, you champ. Be sure to follow our page to stay up to date on the latest news and views regarding our beloved Dance music industry.

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“It’s hard for us to believe, because he’s not the type of person to just up and disappear that way.” Kellie Farley

Many police and one friend who accompanied Graves at the festival believe he is alive but just does not want to be found. While this could be the case, Graves’ sister, Kellie Farley does not believe her brother would do such a thing. However, over the past few weeks, Farley has received hundreds of messages from people saying Graves may have joined a religious cult, specifically one named Twelve Tribes. It’s reported that Twelve Tribes targets young adults with the help of two red double decker buses named Peacemaker and the Peacemaker II, both which have been seen in the area.

While Graves may be at one of the Twelve Tribes locations, it still does not make sense to why he hasn’t contacted anyone. When the Graves family contacted the cult, a representative claimed members can freely communicate with their relatives. Unfortunately, they stated that no one of the name Kevin Graves was at their location.

Search Effort

“Anyone who has seen or heard from Kevin Graves, or has tips as to his whereabouts, may contact Oakland County Sheriff’s Sgt. David Bach, 248-858-4950. Reference case No. 18-124834. There is also a Facebook page, Help us find Kevin Graves, created by relatives to gather and share information about his disappearance. There is a $10,000 reward for information on his whereabouts.”

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Mark Sixma has been on a roll. Fresh off of his mind blowing song Destiny, he’s back with yet another, ‘Missing’ featuring Emma Hewitt.

This song takes a milder approach to what we’ve been hearing from Mark Sixma lately. The last song we premiered for him immediately jumped into a hard trance drop followed by a mind grabbing vocal followed by another heavy drop.

‘Missing’ is an excellent rendition of the well-known hit song from the 90s and is as enchanting as a song can be. From Mark Sixma’s top-notch production to Emma Hewitt’s haunting vocals, this classic turned Trance gem fully deserves its place at the top of your playlist.

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Luca Schreiner – Missing feat. Kimberly Anne

Ultra Music has always managed to stay on the cutting edge of modern dance music and as its following continues to grow over the decades, so does the creative process that goes into the music that it signs. The latest of these comes from the music video to accompany Luca Schreiner’s latest release, “Missing”, which features the vocals of Kimberly Anne.

If you still haven’t heard the track, it’s a groovy and atmospheric house tune that leaves no element out of the picture. Its beautiful melodies and enchanting vocal lines make “Missing” an easy listen as it slid its way into a handful of my playlists. As for the visual aspect of the video, it paints a story of a dog who escaped from its home and is desperately seeking its loved one. The video follows the canine through a handful of adventures and journeys until it’s finally reunited.

This fun and lighthearted new perspective on the track is the perfect visual complement to an already dazzling song. Check it out below and let us know what you think.

Luca Schreiner – Missing feat. Kimberly Anne | iTunes

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EDX- Missing ft. Mingue

Three weeks into 2016 and EDX has already outsourced some significant news. The producer re-invigorated his career last year with a slew of chart-topping tracks, such as his remix of “Show Me Love” which has accumulated over 60 million plays on SoundCloud since its release. EDX is continuing his upward trajectory with his first release of the year, a rework of Everything But The Girl’s 1994 hit “Missing“.

The Italian DJ/producer delivers a vintage EDX production, layering an uplifting melody with thumping kicks and a pulsing bass line. Featuring the vocals of Mingue, the tune is a deep house anthem through and through. Listen to the track below and be sure to stream it on Spotify before it sees its official release on February 12th.

EDX – Missing ft. Mingus | Spotify

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