Wax Motif is back on tour in North America, and his 2023 House of Wax Tour is bigger and better than ever before. Moon Lvnding was able to catch up with Wax Motif and speak with him about his tour, his new music, and Tribeca Bagels.
There is no end in sight for the bad publicity stemming from the epic failures of Electric Zoo 2023, but this is not that article. It is simply my story and my experience — we managed to have a great time at our home festival over Labor Day Weekend despite all the difficulties and setbacks.
Imagine Music Festival is back September 14 - 17 and the lineup is packed with iconic back-to-backs and some of the world's best DJ/producers. Now we're back with a closer look at some of the local talent that just might become the next artist to break through to headliner status.
EDM veteran Kill The Noise is back in a big way, releasing his third studio album HOLLOW WORLD today, August 25, 2023, on Ophelia Records. The album is a modern-day masterpiece, encompassing a wide range of EDM genres while examining the depth of the human spirit.
Imagine Music Festival is now less than three weeks away and in its second year at Kingston Downs in Georgia, the team at Imagine has put together the Southeast United States' most immersive electronic festival.
This Friday's music feature is focused on the newest bass track to catch the attention of Moon Lvnding, "Bassline," a collaboration by melodic bass producer Super Future and rapper/producer/DJ Wreckno. Out today, August 18 on Rezz's label HypnoVizion, this is the first track released from Super Future's forthcoming Crimson EP.
Elements Music and Arts Festival continues to be the premier camping fest in the Northeast US. Check out Moon Lvnding's event review to learn why.
Chet Porter is back in a big way to wrap up 2023. The talented producer has released four new tunes ahead of his debut album release later this fall.
There are seven different stage takeovers planned for Elements Music & Arts Festival and we spoke with Brooklyn's Synchro Events to learn more.
Friday’s Deadbeats New York show topped last year’s version with more artists and better visuals than ever before. The second stage — Kings Hall — offered an indoor venue with cool AC blasting and hot drum and bass booming. Over on the main stage, some of bass music’s best young artists graced the decks to play at America’s premier club venue.