Andreilien (Heyoka) is the first U.S. artist in the A-Z listing for LIB. Andrei Olenev comes from the San Francisco underground first using the moniker HEYOKA. Andrei was using 'traditional' bass as his jump-off but was distinguishing himself from the production pack by doing a great deal of sonic exploration. His extensive tour schedule involves most of the well known electronica fests along with arts festivals such as Burning Man.
Andreilien will be bringing his magical mixture of digital sounds to LIB where they should induce a lot of movement of the bodies that participate in his sets. I think I might swing by if I can just to pick out all the great mash-ups of everything from Eastern Indian influences to Reggae to just totally futuristic elements.
Black 22s are L.A. homeboys J*Labs and Lou E. Bagels. These guys mix up some seriously fun shit. Break, electro, NuReggae and NeFunk and with a few pinches of dubstep. Each DJ has their own aesthetic which they combine into dance music infectious and innovative. They are always striving for the latest and greatest so no two sets are the same.
The second track I listened to, "Strictly Savage" samples Queen in the best way possible. Black 22s definitely rocked me and rolled me and had me moving. I really had to fight to move on to listening to other artists I need to be writing about today. I highly recommend following the directions at the beginning this track-"turn it up really loud. Preferably in a residential area". By the way, you have to either go to their Facebook or Soundcloud as their tracks are not on Spotify.
Blackbird Blackbird complete today's "three" in A-Z and Mikey Maramag is also a Cali artist, another one from the City by the Bay. His Facebook page describes the flavor of his music as "folktronica" and it really is. Being a child of the 60's this has a 21st Century Woodstock sound especially the guitar lines. It truly is a modern throwback to psychedelic pop. I tend to classify my music by season and this is really great Summer music. You could take it for a top-down cruise to the beach or the mountains or have it pumping out of speakers for a surf day followed by a bonfire.
I'd say I'd like to either do my afternoon writing sessions to this music or chilling out after sundown with friends at LIB. This is such mellow music and without being meditation music, something to destress to. Definitely something that will also be on my iPod before during and after Lightning In A Bottle.
As always-Google is your friend. Look up these artists, visit their official sites, Facebooks, Soundclouds and Twitters. And don't forget to bookmark Lightning In A Bottle for all the latest information on the festival. For those of you venturing out to Coachella remember to find DoLab and Lucent Dossier.
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Saturday, April 6, 2013
Friday, April 5, 2013
Music line-up for Lightning In A Bottle announced
Over the past eight years, DoLab’s main event has taken place over the Memorial Day weekend in Oak Canyon Park. Due to new land use regulations the festival has not only changed its location to Temecula but has also dates. This year things get rocking on July 11th and run thru the 14th.
The music lineup for the the country's premier boutique
music and arts festival also includes the sounds of Miguel Migs, Eskmo, Tim
Green, Cari Lekebusch, Blockhead, and Kastle. Icon of house François K, indie
artist Blackbird Blackbird, L.A.’s own Jason Bentley, Herbert Bail Orchestra
plus many others. Mixtures of performance,
music and installation art will be presented by Lucent Dossier Experience and
William Close with the Earth Harp.
DoLab co-founder and curator Jesse Fleming sums up the music
elements of Lightning In A Bottle like this, "Our goal with the music is
to create a positive and uplifting experience, with a good balance of beautiful
melodic music and good old party music. After 4 months of in depth research and
a lot of listening we tried to cover as many genres as possible that we feel
fit the vibe that we're trying to create with Lightning in a Bottle.”
For more information about Lightning in a Bottle, and to
purchase tickets, visit http://lightninginabottle.org. Follow LIB at www.facebook.com/LightningInaBottle or
The Do LaB at www.facebook.com/thedolab or www.twitter.com/thedolab.
ABOUT THE DO LAB / LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE
Based in Los Angeles, The Do LaB’s mission is to craft
experience as art and bring communities together. Aside from showcasing
electronic music artists throughout Southern California, The Do LaB is well
known for creating unique art installations/stages and curating cutting edge
acts at the inner misting Oasis stage at Coachella in addition to producing
Southern California’s Lightning in a Bottle and the game changing 2012 Winter
Solstice event The Great Convergence which took place at the pyramids of Giza
in Egypt. The Do Lab’s work has also been showcased at Virgin Music Festival, Global
Gathering, Portugal’s Boom Festival and many more.
Labels:
Arts Festivals,
DoArt Foundation,
DoLab,
dubstep,
Earth Harp,
house,
Lightning In A Bottle,
Lucent Dossier,
music,
Nicolas Jaar,
Paper Diamond,
Rusko,
Tycho,
William Close,
world music
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