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Henry Feki, who goes by his last name 'Feki,' produces music that calls forth emotion not normally felt in the electronic genre. The Brisbane native started off making beats from the bedroom and now headlines his own Australian tour. Feki uses music to say the things he can't speak.
The Odesza tour stopped in Chicago accompanied by the sweet sounds of Sofi Tukker. Hailing from Seattle, Harrison and Clay of Odesza unleashed the music in waves over the crowd. Sofi Tukker, comprised of Sophie Hawley-Weld and Tucker Halpern, opened the night by charging the crowd up with songs like 'Drinkee' and 'Awoo.' Read our review of the Saturday night concert in Chicago here.
Veck, aka Joey Vecchione, grew up as an athlete with a flair for rock and roll. After hearing Avicii for the first time as a college baseball player, he picked up his first DJ controller and hasn't looked back.
Tender, an electronic music duo from London, just released their debut album 'Modern Addiction.' Dan and James recount hungover nights out on tour, the inspiration behind Modern Addiction, and the obstacles they've faced along the way.
Simon Ebener-Holshcer, who goes by Moglii, just released his debut EP titled 'Naboo' inspired by the planet from Star Wars. His first EP was a collaboration with Novaa, with whom he also released the song 'Golden Light.' Fixated on alternate reality, Moglii transports listeners to his own fantasy world inspired by organic sounds.
Matt and Eli of Two Friends give us a taste of what it’s like to go on tour as a DJ duo on the rise. From playing empty shows to racking up a million streams on a single song, they embrace a unique electronic style.
Matt and Eli met in the halls of middle school and now tour the world together. Transforming DJing from a be dream to a career, they stay inspired by other artists while honing their production process. Songs like 'Out of Love' and 'Pacific Coast Highway' highlight their unique use of instruments and trademark sound.
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Open Letter Series:
Bryan Mugande, who goes by his artist name BRYN, fled Rwanda and became a refugee six years ago. He and his family had to leave the country for political reasons and were placed into an asylum seeker center near Vielsalm, Belgium. In the center, BRYN found an outlet through songwriting while his immigration status remained uncertain. Now 18, BRYN wrote this letter on spending three years in the asylum center, the people who supported him, and embracing his identity through music.
Essence Goldman, a singer-songwriter from San Francisco, started giving Bernie Dalton vocal lessons two years ago. Since then, Bernie has been diagnosed with the most aggressive form of ALS and likely only has months to live. Essence is helping Bernie fulfill his one dying wish: making an album. The band, made up of Bernie, Essence, Roger Rocha, Daniel Berkman, David Simon-Baker, and Bernie's daughter Nicole, just released the music video for the song 'In Your Shoes.' The full album will be released February 9th. Read Essence's full letter on Bernie's story and watch the music video below. You can give money towards Bernie's home care on Go Fund Me by clicking the 'Donate' button.
Yasmin Lajoie, a 29-year-old music manager in the UK, wrote this letter on her experiences with sexual assault in the music industry. She also appeared on BBC news to speak about what she's been through. Yasmin, along with three other prominent women in the industry, started the 'Stop 2018' campaign aimed at ending bullying, misogyny, sexual harassment, assault, and rape in the music business.
In the aftermath of Lil Peep's death, close friend and producer Dylan Mullen, aka Smokeasac, had a few words to say. To everyone else, Lil Peep was a star on stage. To Dylan, he was a kid named Gus.
Pierre Maulini, the frontman of STAL, never separates sounds from natural beauty. The cinematic, post-pop aura of STAL reflects the world outside of the studio. Pierre learned to blend the natural with the electronic while on tour with M83. He became close with Anthony Gonzalez, the mind behind M83, and became exposed to a side of music he had never experienced. After the tour, Pierre teamed up with longtime friend and drummer, Renaud Rodier, to form STAL. A fusion of electronic influences and Pierre's post-rock roots, STAL looks to break out with the release of their upcoming EP, Fresh Blood.