Boys Noize at Seismic Dance Event 2023. Courtesy of Seismic Dance Event /Clark Terrell
Since introducing in 2018, Seismic Dance Event has put Austin on the map for digital music. Produced by individually had, Austin-based RealMusic Events, the fest has actually aided bring residence and techno to a city commonly called the “live music capital of the world.”
Happening once again this past Nov. 10-12, Seismic broadened that credibility with a schedule that included headliners Chris Lake, deadmau5 and Kaskade, in addition to a piled undercard that included Anfisa Letyago, Loco Dice, Frankie Wah, VNSSA, Walker & Royce and a lot more having fun throughout the celebration’s 2 phases. Seismic normally attracts approximately 5,000 guests each day, with the November reveal offering out.
Seismic has currently revealed that their springtime version will certainly happen May 10-11, 2024, with an additional loss program happening Nov. 15-17, 2024. But prior to all that, right here, we’ve obtained a special 6 hours of Seismic Dance Event 6.0 collections from Boys Noize, Mau P, Azzecca and Wax Motif.
Boys Noize
The German tale supplies 90 mins of songs that include his current VTSS collab “Steady Pace,” his Skrillex collab “Fine Day Anthem,” in addition to blink-and-you’ll-miss-them examples of Justin Timberlake’s “SexyBack” and Gloria Estefan’s “Conga,” in addition to — certainly — a great deal of great antique compelling techno.
Mau P
The Dutch wunderkind makes great on his white-hot name with a 90-minute collection that takes its time heating up prior to diving right into traditional dancing tracks like Breach’s timeless “Jack,” hip-hop minutes from Run-DMC and Outkast, and certainly, certainly, his very own hits consisting of “Your Mind Is Dirty,” the Kevin de Vries collab “Metro” and “Drugs From Amsterdam,” which obtains an extensive therapy.
Azzecca
Opening with Spencer Brown’s constantly superb “Windows 95 On Acid,” the Chicago manufacturer blazes via tracks by musicians consisting of Disfreq, Nicky Romero, Shouse, DJ Dan, Morgan Page and her very own “Tell That Boy,” “Ego Death” and “Other Side.”
Wax Motif
The Australian-birthed, Los Angeles-based favorite supplies a hypnotic, pleasantly dark collection including his current Zhu collab “Better Recognize,” his Malaa collab “Otherside” and various other heating systems by Body Ocean, AIR CONDITIONING Slater, Chris Lorenzo and Fly With Us, and extra.
