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Top 5 Acts to Catch at Loveland Festival 2019
Before the biggest and most extensive Loveland kicks off on August 10th in Sloterpark, Amsterdam, we delve into five the most essential acts to catch at the festival. Loveland; a festival with a rich heritage that’s been built upon hosting great stages amongst unique locations dating back to the mid-nineties.
The festival truly is known for being friendly and welcoming and is an essential pilgrimage for all serious music lovers. This year it’s fully expanded into a weekend-long experience, so get the full lowdown here and read on for our top artists.
Tickets to Loveland Festival can be purchased here.
Movement Detroit Announces Saturday Lineup with LSD, Amelie Lens, Josh Wink, Octave One and More
Paxahau and Movement Electronic Music Festival are taking a different approach to their lineup announcement this year.
In the fall of 2018 they went live with a lineup teaser, revealing the first 10 names scheduled to play the yearly appointment at Hart Plaza on the bank of the Detroit River. Amelie Lens, DJ Nobu, Heiko Laux, DJ Bone, Hot Since 82, Floorplan, Orbital and Stephan Bodzin were all announced then, showcasing the diversity that Movement has been known to bring.
Today, they announced their full Saturday lineup, featuring LSD (Luke Slater, Steve Bicknell and Function), Amelie Lens, Carl Craig, Disclosure, Loco Dice, Maya Jane Coles, Octave One, Seth Troxler, Soul Clap, Stacey Pullen and more.
Soul Clap Studio Tour
Boston-based duo Soul Clap, consisting of DJ/Producers Bamboozle and Lonely C, has been pushing boundaries since 2001. Their blend of house, tehno, disco, funk and soul music renders them a vital component of an American dance culture that has been forced into the underground by a watered-down plethora of cliche ‘festival bangers,’ colloquially known as ‘EDM;’ this is ultimately manifested in its dissemination by gluttonous corporation and patronage of pretentious bottle-service socialites, resulting in a homogeneity across a number of genres as producers strive to fit the so-called ‘EDM’ mold. Soul Clap provides a breath of fresh air amidst the disheartening consolidation of a once-beloved industry, demonstrating that ‘proper’ dance music is far from dead and will never fall into obscurity. Their eclectic, yet cohesive style is largely due to the abundance of both hardware and software synthesizers, crafty utilization of Ableton Live, and some outboard FX gear. While emphasizing the importance of incorporating older and newer hardware, Soul Clap also feels that it is important to embrace software technology to drive the evolution of music. They have stated time and again that making great music doesn’t require a fancy studio – just a creative mind. However, they both admit that working in a fancy studio certainly makes the process both fun and efficient. Our favorites in their collection are the Roland Jupiter-8, Korg MS-2000.
Click here to check out the photos and interview, courtesy of MusicRadar
Soul Clap Studio Tour
Boston-based duo Soul Clap, consisting of DJ/Producers Bamboozle and Lonely C, has been pushing boundaries since 2001. Their blend of house, tehno, disco, funk and soul music renders them a vital component of an American dance culture that has been forced into the underground by a watered-down plethora of cliche ‘festival bangers,’ colloquially known as ‘EDM;’ this is ultimately manifested in its dissemination by gluttonous corporation and patronage of pretentious bottle-service socialites, resulting in a homogeneity across a number of genres as producers strive to fit the so-called ‘EDM’ mold. Soul Clap provides a breath of fresh air amidst the disheartening consolidation of a once-beloved industry, demonstrating that ‘proper’ dance music is far from dead and will never fall into obscurity. Their eclectic, yet cohesive style is largely due to the abundance of both hardware and software synthesizers, crafty utilization of Ableton Live, and some outboard FX gear. While emphasizing the importance of incorporating older and newer hardware, Soul Clap also feels that it is important to embrace software technology to drive the evolution of music. They have stated time and again that making great music doesn’t require a fancy studio – just a creative mind. However, they both admit that working in a fancy studio certainly makes the process both fun and efficient. Our favorites in their collection are the Roland Jupiter-8, Korg MS-2000.
Click here to check out the photos and interview, courtesy of MusicRadar
Wonderfruit adds Jamie Jones, Damian Lazarus, and more to line-up
The inaugural Wonderfruit Festival produced by Scratch and Secret Productions recently added steam to their electronic music line up by confirming Jamie Jones of Hot Creations and Damian Lazarus of Crosstown rebels along with Francesca Lombard, Seth Troxler, Soul Clap, Subb-an, PillowTalk [live], Ali Love [live], Craig Richards and more. The 3 day festival will take place from Dec 19-21 in Chonburi, Thailand a 1.5 hour drive from Bangkok, the country’s capital.
The concept of Wonderfruit goes well beyond music as health and overall well being is the center point focus. Their mission to promote sustainable living, self-expression, and a nurturing environment for creative growth and inspiration. Wonderfruit promises to be different than the typical Asia festivals where attendees are merely spectators; they encourage participation, collaboration, celebration, and creation. For more information and tickets for Wonderfruit please check out their official website.
