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Imagine Music Festival Features Talented Local Artists

Imagine Music Festival is back at Kingston Downs, GA this September 14 – 17 and the lineup is packed with iconic back-to-backs and some of the world’s best DJ/producers, which we covered in our preview article. 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.

Sam WOLFE

Atlanta-based Sam WOLFE has been a breath of fresh air for the American techno scene. In fact, after a string of successful releases in 2020 and 2021, he was signed by Beatport’s top-ranked techno producer, UMEK. Recently, Sam WOLFE has been touring internationally, taking his next-gen techno music worldwide, from India and the Middle East to Europe and Central America. Lucky for Imaginers, Sam WOLFE will be at his best playing in front of his hometown crowd in Atlanta.

Subrinse

Hailing from Tennessee, Subrinse is a multi-genre DJ blending tasty tunes ranging from tech house to hip-hop. He has a true passion for music, using it as a medium to connect with his audience. “Music is the medium,” says Subrinse. “The environment is the catalyst for organic connection.” Considering he is scheduled to play at Imagine, that music environment is as good as it gets to generate more authentic connections.

Galo

This Connecticut-born artist recently moved to Tampa, FL to continue his music career while pursuing a Master’s degree. Although he is a newer arrival to the EDM scene, Galo is an experienced musician and music theory student, learning how to play six different instruments by the age of 18. He’s had a busy summer, going on tour across the US playing in California and across the Southeast, with dates in Denver, Austin, and Detroit still upcoming. Of course, our eyes are on the last stop of his Summer Tour where he will take the stage at Imagine.

JD Farrell

Another Georgia local, JD Farrell made his debut in 2021 and has steadily proven himself to be an accomplished writer, producer, and musician. He released a few tracks on Nora En Pure’s Purified Records and received support from international superstars like Tiesto and Markus Schulz. Behind the decks, JD Farrell demonstrates his enthusiastic, upbeat house music sets by blending modern-day production with an energetic 90s style.

Single-day tickets are limited and VIP options are filling up fast as well, so if you want to make it to Imagine Music Festival, now is the time to secure tickets to the premier immersive electronic music festival in the Southeast United States. Things are shaping up for this to be the best Imagine yet, so don’t say we didn’t warn you – get those tickets today!

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North Coast Music Festival: Three Artists To See

North Coast Music Festival takes place this weekend, September 1 – 3 at SeatGeek Stadium just outside of Chicago, IL and the lineup is stacked! Boasting eight different stages with over 100 diverse artists performing over three days, the biggest dilemma of the weekend is who to see. Here is a spotlight on three talented performers we’ve got our eyes on. 

Lab Group

This project was created by Supertask, Potions, and the late CharlestheFirst. Lab Group is the ultimate musical experiment, melding their brains together to combine countless genres creating an audiological chemical reaction that appeals to the masses. This think tank of producers has its forthcoming album, Lab Group 2, in the works and is incorporating a myriad of artists, producers, and vocalists from all over the musical spectrum to push the boundaries even further. Unique, innovative, experimental — no matter how one describes Lab Group, it’s one set to lock in.

Masteria

When browsing the schedule, some of the best house music artists are performing this weekend, and Masteria is one artist primed for an amazing set. This Detroit-based house producer is fully equipped to burn down the stage with an array of dark synths and thick basslines. Ever been to a Tiesto, Diplo, or Afrojack set? There’s a chance you’d recognize some of Masteria’s tracks from their sets, as they have all supported his tracks. Do not miss this bass house party — Masteria doesn’t miss. 

Jerro

Vibes will be high this weekend, especially at the This Never Happened stage takeover. With the likes of Lane8 and Elderbrook closing out the night, don’t miss the hidden gem earlier in the day — Jerro. His debut album, Coming Home, dropped in October 2022 and he hasn’t looked back since. Hailing from Belgium, he comes across the pond to North Coast Music Festival packing his melodic tunes early in the day to set the tone. He has released tracks on Anjunadeep, Future Classic, and This Never Happened of course. If indie-influenced, downtempo electronic vibes are craved, this is where to find them.

In conclusion, these three artists are only a trio of the 100+ artists on the lineup, including legends such as Lane8, Zeds Dead, and Chris Lake. The best part of the festival is the artistic diversity and the ability to select the atmosphere based on the stage. This is going to be a legendary weekend, but don’t forget the most important aspects of the weekend are the people you’re with and the unforgettable memories made. Who will you see?

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Suwannee Hulaween Preview: Decade Edition

September is only a few days away, meaning spooky season is right around the corner! What better way to celebrate than by attending a Halloween-themed festival? Those looking for a mystical camping festival loaded with talent should look no further than Hulaween Music Festival. The breathtaking scenery of Spirit Of The Suwanee Music Park comes to life for four days in a unique and immersive experience of music, art, and enchantment. This year is set to be the best yet, as the Florida festival looks to kick things up a notch in celebration of its 10th anniversary this October 26-29.

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Nestled halfway between Tallahassee and Jacksonville, the Spirit of the Suwannee Park is a picturesque escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Surrounded by Spanish moss-draped trees and the gentle flow of the river, Hulaween creates a seamless blend of music and nature. At the heart of the festival is the magical Spirit Lake experience. Here visitors are engulfed in a sensory spectacle of captivating light displays, interactive sculptures, dazzling performers, and mesmerizing visual art. Expect major upgrades this year as the festival looks to bring its origin story to life and “weave Spirit Lake into an elegant tapestry of mini worlds.”

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Each year, Hulaween commits itself to a transformational theme that infuses every corner of the festival’s decor and atmosphere. This year’s theme is Full Moon Family Reunion—unsurprisingly the Moon Fvm is thrilled! Many visitors go all out for the annual theme, bringing costumes and camp decorations. The festival is known for fostering a sense of community beyond the music stages, featuring activities like yoga, poetry, meditation, and workshops. That being said, Hulaween also knows how to party!

When it comes to music, this festival brings the heat. Hulaween features an array of diverse musical talent, with the biggest headlining DJs and jam bands all in the same place. The String Cheese Incident plays host as usual, with three nights of unique performances that will surely leave their followers in awe! It will be joined by prominent jam bands, including Trey Anastasio Band, Goose, and Joe Russo’s Almost Dead to name a few! The festival hosts indie bands like MT. JOY, rappers like Smino, and defintely has no shortage of variety when it comes to electronic music.

The artist drawing the most attention this year is legendary producer Pretty Lights, who announced this show as part of his comeback tour after a five-year hiatus. Tech-house star John Summit makes his way to the swamp— hopefully with some Johntronics head-bangers in tow. British luminary Elderbrook will provide a dynamic live performance showcasing his electronic, house, and pop influences. Another artist known for his live performances, Big Wild, will grace the stage with his blend of electronic and indie sounds. For a raw hip-hop feel and hypnotic house beats, check out songwriter, producer, and rapper Channel Tres. On the other end, Boogie T’s infectious live performance mixing dubstep, funk, and reggae influences is sure to set the stage on fire! These are just a few of the 90+ artists who encapsulate Hulaween’s ultimate genre-blending lineup.

Last year’s edition saw five official stages and the unofficial Incendia Stage, renowned for its fiery geometric design and immersive projection mapping. Though we are still waiting on news and a site map, Hulaween’s retweets point to Incendia’s return. The festival is known to surprise attendees with late-night secret sets and unexpected collaborations under the flames of this iconic stage.

Prepare yourself to be immersed in a magical realm this October at Hulaween Music Festival. A community that celebrates music, art, and togetherness awaits you. With its jaw-dropping art installations, beautiful natural scenery, and stacked lineup, Hulaween promises an experience that will leave you spellbound and yearning for more. Round up your closest fairies and ghouls to join us under the full moon for this one-of-a-kind experience! Tickets

Exploring The Iconic PROPER NYE/NYD Festival

PROPER has swiftly become Southern California’s most in-demand New Year’s Eve destination, bringing top-tier talent to the dazzling Petco Park in San Diego, CA. The show follows its sold-out debut last year as well as the sold-out Fall edition of the FNGRS CRSSD forerunner CRSSD Festival this past September.

PROPER will take place on the field at Petco Park with stage installations throughout the surrounding areas. Petco Park is one of the West Coast’s most iconic venues, offering electronic music fans stellar views of downtown San Diego’s skyline and the Pacific Ocean. This is an ideal location for a New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day gathering to be soundtracked by the present and future stars of EDM.

Soon we’ll see a final lineup that will showcase nearly 50 names including unmatched house and techno duo Eli & Fur, chart-topping tropical house icon Duke Dumont, Australian legend Sonny Fodera, world-renowned duo Gorgon City, and Late Checkout icon Chris Lorenzo.

PROPER’s techno curation holds jaw-dropping representation from the likes of rising melodic techno act Massano, breakout rave superstar Rebūke, Berlin production duo Pan-Pot, and German Afterlife standout Chris Avantgarde.

House heads need to look no further because the PROPER lineup has everything they need, with acts like global hit Layla Benitez, Chicago’s underground up-and-comer Azzecca, the sensational duo Walker & Royce, Sydney’s triple platinum producer Hayden James, and Hellbent Records mastermind Cloonee on the bill. Fans can also expect fun sets from tech house pioneers Biscits and Kyle Watson, booty-bouncing rhythms from multi-platinum Latin House mogul HUGEL, and melodic house producer Franky Wah.

FNGRS CRSSD has also announced the preliminary details for its brand new PROPER Las Vegas edition, taking place on December 30 and December 31 at AREA15. The 21+ event will feature four stages with additional details to be announced soon. Make sure to keep up with all things CRSSD using the links below.

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Imagine Music Festival Is Better Than Ever for 2023

Imagine Music Festival is now less than three weeks away, running from September 14 – 17, and it is looking better than ever before. In its second year at the family-owned, 5000+ acre property Kingston Downs in Georgia, the team at Imagine has put together the Southeast United States’ most immersive electronic festival. In addition to a stacked lineup with a range of talent, Imagine will also feature unique art installations, meaningful wellness programming, and some of the country’s most scenic camping spaces along the Etowah River.

Highlighting Imagine’s outstanding artist lineup are some iconic back-to-back sets from EDM’s top trendsetters. The festival will showcase the world premiere of Subtronics B2B Ganja White Night and Dillon Francis B2B Knock2, as well as the reuniting of NGHTMRE B2B Diesel and Dab The Sky, a collaboration of Dabin and Said the Sky. There will also be appearances from a slew of label bosses like Black Book Records’ Chris Lake, HypnoVizion’s Rezz, Off the Grid’s John Summit, and Gud Vibration’s Slander, who will play a second techno-inspired set as its Before Dawn project. Check out the festival flyer to see the impressive full lineup, including a Thursday pre-party hosted by Brownies & Lemonade with ISOxo presenting one of his first-ever performances of his debut album KidsGoneMad!

“Imagine Festival was founded with a simple but powerful belief – that through the transformative power of music, art, and community, we can ignite the imagination and inspire positive change in the world where our dreams become a reality,” shared Imagine co-founder Madeleine Goodhand. “It’s a celebration of creativity, diversity, and possibility, and I am constantly in awe of the incredible energy and passion that our attendees bring to the event. Together, we are building a vibrant community, one beat, one brushstroke, and one moment at a time.”

To accomplish the belief of its founder, the team at Imagine has planned numerous immersive activities to complement the electronic musicians, including workshops focused on topics like yoga, flow arts, meditation, consciousness, mindfulness, art, and more. The event will also feature visionary artists creating artwork on-site, performance artists doing cirque-style acts, and some of the best festival food from local establishments and renowned national vendors. Another unique aspect of Imagine is the daytime pool parties over the weekend. Saturday’s pool party will enjoy sets from Dombresky’s Disco Dom project and Never Dull, and Sunday’s will have heavier bass sets from Kai Wachi and Ruvlo.

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For those looking for a top-shelf festival experience, look no further than the VIP and PLATINUM ticket options. VIP tickets include expedited entry, premium restrooms, shaded VIP areas, exclusive vendors, and VIP areas such as the Oceania VIP Club, Mermaid Lounge, VIP Pool Access, and more. The PLATINUM ticket includes everything VIP and the added perk of unlimited access to the Platinum Viewing Deck featuring an open bar and complimentary hors d’oeuvres all weekend long.

Of course, there are still GA tickets available and a plethora of camping options too. But if you want to snag a ticket, whether it’s a single-day pass or the full three days, do it today, Friday, August 25, because ticket prices will go up at midnight! For those still on the fence, just check out the official after movie from last year’s Imagine Music Festival. Hopefully, Moon Lvnding will be seeing you out at Kingston Downs this September 14 – 17 for the Southeast’s most immersive electronic music festival.

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Let Your Body Talk At Body Language’s Halloween Festival

As we get older, the days of going door to door on Halloween weekend slowly fade away, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have some spooky fun with your friends and neighbors. Save the dates, grab your friends, and get ready to “ghoul” around October 27 and 28 at Super Unnatural, a hauntingly fun new festival from the team at Body Language!

Although it might not be scary or spooky, there will definitely be a “bump in the night.” Super Unnatural, presented by Relentless Beats and RBDeep, is a two-night house-music event loaded with music legends like Dom Dolla, Chris Lorenzo, and Fisher. There will also be a stunning sunset performance by Nora en Pure, giving a surreal combination of transcending music and breathtaking views as the Arizona sunset paints the Saguaro-studded Sonoran desert.

This union of music and atmosphere can only be brought to life at Westworld, Arizona’s luxury entertainment venue. Surrounded by the beautiful Sonoran desert and tucked right underneath the McDowell Mountains in the North Valley, this event is set up to be nothing short of Super Unnatural. For the ghosts and goblins coming into town, Relentless Beats will be offering luxury travel packages to take the scariness out of Halloween weekend planning. Travel packages include amenities such as hotel and resort stays, roundtrip transportation, two-day passes, express entry, exclusive inclusions, and onsite experiences like a Sunday Brunch. 

Don’t be frightened! Tickets are already on sale starting as low as $69.50, so visit Relentless Beats and lock in your hallow-weekend plans now. Better to be safe than sorry, these tickets are going to sell scary fast!

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Splash House 10th Anniversary Weekend One In Review

One of the dance community’s most unique festivals, Splash House, recently closed out Weekend One of its back-to-back weekends of non-stop partying. What makes Splash House unique is that the festival itself is spread out across three different hotels in the Palm Springs area: Saguaro, Renaissance, and Margaritaville. Within these hotels over the course of the weekend, meandering through the halls one might stumble into a private party in a guest room. And for those that didn’t end up wandering around the halls of the hotels, there was an incredible list of artists gracing the hotel stages throughout the two-day festival Weekend One.

Day Zero

Those present in Palm Springs on Friday got to witness one of the most surreal scenes of the entire weekend. Located at the Palm Springs Air Museum, the first of three “After Hours” events took place to kick off festivities for Splash House Weekend One, highlighted by dreamlike performances from Phantoms and the well-renowned duo, ODESZA. The venue is amazing due to the plethora of retired aircraft, from old airplanes to helicopters, all doused in flashing lights. To put the cherry on top, the main stage was situated to make it look like the DJs were performing from inside the nose of the airplane. Then the Saguaro hotel hosted the after-afters in a conference room turned nightclub for Night Zero and Night One.

Day One

People were amped up for Day One, and the toughest choice was which hotel to choose to get the party started at: Renaissance, Saguaro, or Margaritaville. Seeing Arizona local Peachy Keen take over the Renaissance Stage at 1 pm gave our day the bass house boost needed to get the festival started in the right way. The crew ended up staying back and exploring the Renaissance venue a bit more until tech house guru Dillon Nathaniel hopped on stage. At this point a difficult decision had to be made: stay to watch Dillon Nathaniel and then go to Margaritaville to close with Adapter and Lee Foss back-to-back Deeper Purpose, or go to Saguaro to see JADED and end the night with Aluna and CID back at Renaissance?

We chose the latter and didn’t regret it. JADED had one of the best sets at Saguaro the entire weekend, leading into a euphoric set from Aluna during sunset at the Renaissance. To round out Day One, CID delivered the best performance of the weekend, playing a powerful, energy-packed set to cap off Day One of Splash House.

Day Two

Day Two started the same way Day One started, having to decide where to go and who to see. The choice was obvious; BVRRN kicking off Day Two at Saguaro was one of our best decisions. Then we scored some food from the restaurant inside Saguaro before we made our way to what would be best described as controlled chaos, Margaritaville. Lucati was first on the decks at the venue with the biggest pool of the festival. Then we ventured back to Renaissance to see the powerhouse, Disco Lines, take center stage. About three songs deep into the set, Disco Lines cues into its recently released remix of INJI’s “GASLIGHT,” and our group knew this was going to be the set of the day. Following Disco Lines, we made our final stop of the weekend adventure to see Wax Motif cap off Splash House at Margaritaville.

From here on out, Splash House will be a mainstay on the Moon Lvnding festival calendar. It has a charm that makes people who attend it want to come back. From the incredible acts that graced the decks to the variety and hospitality of those venues, all the small details came together to create forever memories. To those attending Weekend Two, we hope you have as much as we did. The team here at Moon Lvnding can’t wait to run it back at Splash House in 2024.

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Elements Music And Arts Festival In Review

After a fantastic four days in the Poconos, it is clear that Elements Music and Arts Festival is still the premier camping festival in the Northeast United States. The event organizers put time and effort into crafting thoughtful details throughout the festival grounds to create experiences and memories that will last a lifetime.

First and foremost, the event site was decorated well and logically organized. Bright neon colors were everpresent at all five stages inside the festival grounds. Upon entering the festival, the sounds of the Water Stage greeted the crowd, and festivalgoers could easily access concessions and one of the many hydration stations. The Fire Stage was shaped like a triangle and adorned with on-theme pyrotechnics. The Earth Stage had light projections overlaying the perimeter of the stage, making the surrounding art look more trippy at night. Finally, the Air Stage and the Wub Hub were both set back in the woods, giving them an enchanting forest feel.

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The musical artists booked for Elements were deep and diverse, offering a variety of EDM genres for people to enjoy. To me, the standout sets from the weekend included Tinlicker at the Air Stage, LP Giobbi at the Water Stage, Skrillex at the Fire Stage, and Level Up at the Earth Stage. Another highlight of the weekend was LSDREAM’s much anticipated Lightcode set Sunday morning, incorporating meditation and breathwork into the calming musical backdrop. Check out MoonLvnding’s Instagram to see daily recap posts with videos from assorted artists.

In addition to the music, there were many other performers that heightened the experiences at each stage. Sticking to the theme of the elements, both the Fire and Air Stages featured fire spinners moving to the music. During the midday heat, the Water Stage had dancers spraying cooling water into the crowds. Over at the Earth Stage, DAM Circus brought a slew of talented aerialists to perform acrobatics near the back of the stage, and on Saturday there were even skydivers raining from the clouds at dusk during Daily Bread’s set. After dark, there were illuminated art installations along the trail through the woods, adding to the ambiance of Elements.

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Complementing the fabulous music was an action-packed schedule of seminars and sessions aimed at helping festivalgoers better themselves and learn new skills. To name just a few, there were presentations on breathwork, self-massage, tantric meditation, jewelry making, and plant medicines. There was a plethora of physical activities available too, including yin, acro, and partner yoga, shuffle class, and hip-hop twerk fitness. If only there was more time to be able to attend all the awesome presenters!

One area where Elements truly excelled from other camping fests was the after-party options. By working directly with group camping through its unique Vibe Village setup, the team at Elements allowed groups to set up after-party stages throughout the group camping area. These group-run stages were great for enjoying the afters more intimately with other festivalgoers and hearing music from both underground artists like DiCEMaN and headliners like John Summit.

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For those interested in the VIP experience, it was well worth it! Both the Fire and Earth Stages had designated VIP areas off on the sides with a good view of the stage. Even more impressive were the freebies and premium services available in the Vinyl Wellness tented area at Earth Stage. In addition to complimentary coffee, tea, snacks, and a nightly meal served around 7 p.m., there were also wellness offerings including vitamin shots, IV therapy, massages, light therapy, compression therapy, and an oxygen bar.

The fact that this festival is powered by green energy from the adjacent solar power station and gets fresh organic produce from one of the Northeast’s largest organic farms means that the team at Elements puts a high priority on sustainability efforts to protect the environment. It is a very manageable drive from the major airports in New York City and Philadelphia, and the logistics around the event site at the Poconos Raceway in Long Pond, PA were top quality.

Good news for those looking to attend Elements in 2024, presale passes are now available for Elements Music and Arts Festival 2024 at their lowest possible prices. Everything is up for purchase from festival passes, Vibe Village group camping, and premium camping options to Elements hotels, RV passes, and early arrival add-ons. Next year’s festival will take place August 9 – August 12, 2024, at the same wonderful location in the Poconos at Long Pond, PA.

Moon Lvnding had an incredible experience at its first Elements Music and Arts Festival, and we would enthusiastically recommend this fest to anyone looking to try something new during the Summer festival season. If you need any more convincing, just check out this newly released aftermovie from Elements 2023!

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Elements Stage Takeover With Synchro Events

It’s mere days away until Elements Music and Arts Festival gets underway in Long Pong, PA, and a lot has already been said about its star-studded lineup and sustainable environmental initiatives. One aspect needing more attention is the plethora of stage takeovers planned for Elements, such as Chris Lake’s Black Book Records, Seven Lions’ Ophelia Records, and Femme House co-founded by LP Giobbi. Additionally, four more takeovers were added to the festival — Sermon, The Drop BK, Para Presents, and Synchro.

Interestingly, Synchro Events shares quite a few similarities with BangOn!NYC, the independent event organizer responsible for Elements as we know it today. Just 10 years ago, BangOn!NYC threw its first event, a single-day affair on the Brooklyn Waterfront, and now 10 years later, it is setting the stage for another upstart Brooklyn production company to step into the limelight.

Founded in 2020 with a focus to foster a thriving underground music community in New York City, Synchro has grown its loyal fanbase by curating events featuring a healthy mix of established artists and local talent. Moon Lvnding was able to speak with Synchro’s co-founders, Sean McConnachie and Bleda Cilingir, to learn more about the production company and its journey to get to Friday’s Wub Hub stage takeover at Elements.

Synchro started hosting events once pandemic restrictions were lifted in New York City on July 1, 2021, and has aimed to “combine the energy and atmosphere of festivals with club culture in New York City,” McConnachie explained. “We looked for spaces that could provide a multi-stage experience and vowed to organize them with the electronic music community in mind. We hired all of our own bartenders, security, floor managers… Our goal from the beginning was to draw a crowd independently of headlining acts, for Synchro to be a name in its own right, and we were fortunate enough to find that our dedication paid off and led us all the way to Elements.”

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But the path to success is not without peril. McConnachie recalled a chance encounter days before Synchro’s first event and the advice he received. “We had maybe 15 sales a few days before [the event] and we had rented an 11,000 square foot warehouse that could hold well over 1,000 people. We thought we’d never throw another event. At the height of the stress, we met a man who also was an organizer… and he said something that stuck with me, ‘All you have to focus on is giving them an experience. If it’s ten people or a hundred, give them something they’ll remember and they’ll stick with you.’”

“The night of the event we sold over 300 tickets and had the most memorable debut we could ask for,” McConnachie reminisced. “He later became the talent buyer for Elements and approached us with the opportunity. They had a lot of interest from major labels but we were hungry to be selected and sent across ideas for what our takeover would look like. We like to think it was a matching of minds.”

Synchro has produced a variety of multi-room events in venues all over New York City, and Elements will be its first opportunity to host a stage takeover. The team at Synchro is thrilled to be on the lineup next to long-time EDM legends like Skrillex and Porter Robinson, who serve as inspirations for its brand.

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Cilingir shared that “Skrillex’s label Owsla is our biggest inspiration for how we’ve approached our branding. They were able to combine artist merch with streetwear and an element of luxury in a way no music brand had done before and I’ve been leading Synchro’s clothing line with the same mentality. Porter Robinson is another giant inspiration for why we consider electronic music a serious art form and how we got into this. Seeing Synchro alongside the names that got us here is immensely humbling and we couldn’t thank the team at Elements enough.”

Synchro gets the weekend started by hosting Friday at the Wub Hub and the team delivers with an enticing lineup featuring Trowl, Shotgun Knights, LEUTHERO, Festival Finesser, Masta Plan, Crawdad Sniper, Nikademis, SAVAS, Barnacle Boi, and Skeler. Each of the artists has a bio on the handy Elements mobile app, which is a great tool for learning about new artists, scheduling activities, and mapping the set times.

There’s still time to snag a last-minute ticket to get in on the action at Elements Music & Arts Festival this year. To keep up to date with Synchro Events, check out the social links below.