The recently vacated role of Editor, inthemix has been filled by promoting from within the Sound Alliance team. The role of Editor is critical to the ongoing success of inthemix and having cast the net far and wide, Tim Hardaker and Libby Clark decided the ideal candidate for the role to be Jack Tregoning, the current Deputy Editor of FasterLouder.
‘2010 is going to be a massive year for inthemix as we celebrate our 10th birthday. Jack has played an integral part in FasterLouder’s continued growth over the past 2.5 years, so I can’t think of anyone better suited to the challenge of steering editorial on inthemix forward’ says Tim Hardaker, General Manager, inthemix.
Tregoning’s promotion to Editor, inthemix, is effective 1st March and stepping into the newly vacated role of FasterLouder’s Deputy is the highly talented Tom Mann, currently FasterLouder’s Melbourne Editor. This of course means our remaining challenge is to find an equally talented Melbournian to step into Tom’s role in Melbourne. Applications are open now.
Libby Clark, Operations Director, Sound Alliance added “Rewarding and recognising the exceptional talents within the Sound Alliance team is a core part of our organisational culture. Both Jack and Tom have been critical in producing content that had led to FasterLouder tripling in size and reach within the past two years of their involvement with the site. They’re stepping into roles of greater influence, which is a win for us and a win for our audience.”
After an epic three years delivering – literally – thousands upon thousands of articles for inthemix, our much-loved staffer angy (aka Angus Paterson) is leaving his little nook in the ITM office, which means we’re on the hunt for a new Editor.
“As one of our longest-serving contributors Angus started writing reviews in 2003 ahead of joining us full-time at the end of 2006,” said Tim Hardaker, inthemix’s General Manager. “This means we’ve got some pretty high expectations for our new Editor.” So here goes… (more…)

Queensland’s golden boy of trance Tydi has taken home the coveted #1 prize in the 2009 Sony inthemix50 awards for the second year in a row, with the overall results full of unexpected and exciting surprises from right around the country. Voting was up Australia-wide in the poll’s biggest year on record, with the inthemix50 embraced more than ever before by punters and the industry alike. 33,000 votes were cast, an increase of more than 50% on 2008’s final tally.