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Showing posts with label Chromeo. Show all posts
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Wednesday, June 3, 2015

LYED x Funk At The Bowl (Recap by Sasha Huckoby)

(Photos and words by Sasha Huckoby, if you choose to use any of the images below please remember to give proper credit, THANKS!)
Sliiiiiiide to the left, sliiiiiiide to the right, take it back now, ya’ll, TWO STEP THIS TIME! Let us see that fancy footwork, boys!

Funk at the Bowl. The Santa Barbara Bowl. What. A. Show. You want to see people genuinely enjoying themselves? Go to a show where dancing all night is not only encouraged, it’s borderline required. Kind of like how people get runners high, you can literally see the adrenaline pumping through veins when that beat drops and the guitar starts singin’. 
Seriously, buy the ticket, take the ride (to the music venue.)
Just know: it’s. about. to. go. d-o-w-n. Don’t say I didn’t warn ya.
The day started off with electro/synthwave vibes from the always cool, Com Truise. The crowd responded to his sweet beats that made you move your feet in preparation for the grand finale. Having remixed so many jams from bands like Flight Facilities, Charlie XCX to Daft Punk, Truise was definitely the perfect opener to warm up your rump muscles!
Following Com Truise, the electronic trio consisting of "edIT, Boreta, and Ooah" took the stage with an eye catching compound-esque-raptor contraption, called “The Blade." SO COOL. They intertwine technology/instrumental usage with a live band feel. Having so much energy, their bass-driven songs make you feel really, really good. If you get the chance to check them out at a festival or show, DO IT. Also, shout out to 1/3 of the group, Justin Boreta for reppin’ his hometown, Santa Barbara, filling us all with hometown pride!
And then the lights went down. The bowl starts to roar, and chants follow, “CHROME-O, OOOOOO”. Repeated once, repeated twice, repeated thrice
The music starts - the.crowd.goes.OFF
The light show starts, and we’re graced with the funky-cool, attention commanding, dynamic duo- CHROMEEEEOOOOO!!! I’ll say it once, and i’ll say it always, if you’ve never seen Chromeo live, you haven’t lived. The feel good, self proclaimed, Funk Lordz, will cannon ball you right into a subliminal, existential full on PAR-TAY mindset. Everytime I see these guys, I leave elated, creatively inspired, and with a smile on my face. Thank you, Chromeo, for bringing the feel good(s) to Santa Barbara. 
PLEASE COME BACK SOON. SOONER THAN SOON. LIKE TOMORROW, OK? <3
As always, major thanks to the Santa Barbara Bowl for letting LYED take part, Jessica Puchli, and to all who played for #FunkAtTheBowl. 
Another one for the books!
xxxo, Sasha

Thursday, May 28, 2015

LYED x Funk at The Bowl

This Saturday (5/30) Chromeo will be transforming the Santa Barbara Bowl into the town's largest dance party. Joining the FunkLordz will be The Glitch Mob and Com Truise, making this Saturday one to remember (to wear comfy shoes, duh.) Since Sasha from Let Your Ears Decide will be there covering the event, here's a playlist filled with our favorite tracks from the acts above to help you get in the "right type" of mood. 
See you Saturday!
Don't forget to grab your tickets here, that is if you haven't already done so. This is one party you do not want to miss out on, believe me. 

Monday, April 21, 2014

FRESHVIBESMONDAY #26


Hope everyone had a lovely Sunday/Easter/420/Day after National Record Store Day! While you're still wondering if that was actually Daft Punk during Arcade Fire's set last night at Coachella, here's 11 tunes to get the week rolling with. Pretty excited to see/hear new material from Vacationer & SUUNS, it's been a minute since we've last heard from either of those bands.
(P.S. It wasn't them after all.)


Which song was your favorite? Post below!

Wednesday, March 26, 2014

My Picks, Conflicts, and Predicts of Coachella: Day One


This year marks my 4th Coachella in a row, and it's hard to predict how this one will roll out because every year has been completely different from the one before. Yes, I'm camping & if you think I'm crazy for doing so - you should probably never make it out to Bonnaroo. Once you camp at a festival such as Bonnaroo, everywhere else is a piece of cake (for the most part.)

Day 1 definitely surprised me with its bottom row roster. 
Take my advice and get there as early as you can - last year it took us almost an hour to get in from the campgrounds and I ended up missing a handful of acts I was looking forward to the most. :(

MY PICKS:
The Preatures
Wye Oak
Austra
Waxahatchee
MS MR
Jagwar Ma
Flume
Bastille
Bonobo
HAIM
Chromeo
Ellie Goulding
Broken Bells
Outkast

Who I refuse to miss: Wye Oak, Flume, Chromeo

Predictions: Since Isabella from The Preatures is the vocalist for one of Flume's most recent hits, it would make my day if they joined forces during Flume's set. Zedd will most likely bring out Foxes for "Clarity" & Outkast will blow everyone's mind with the hits.

Conflicts: There's a good chance that the Preatures, Austra, and Wye Oak all playing at the same time. (Please don't do this to me lineup gods.) If it happened, who would I see? TOUGH DECISION BUT, Wye Oak. I would rather save up and see Austra on a proper tour where they play somewhere dark and indoors (that's just me though.)

3 acts I'm looking forward to seeing for the 1st time: 
The Preatures, Waxahatchee, and Broken Bells

Who I'm Skipping On: The Knife was one of the main reasons I attended Primavera Sound in Barcelona last year & it makes me sad to say that I was quite disappointed with their set. I'm not saying that you should skip out on their set, but that I am more interested in catching other acts instead of The Knife.


I will without a doubt be ending my night with Outkast and Broken Bells (which I'm hoping will both be on the Main stage.) 


My favorite Day 1 acts from the past:
The Chemical Brothers (2011)
Marina and the Diamonds (2011)
Skrillex (2011, he was the 3rd person to play on the Sahara stage, now look where he's at.)
Excision (2011)
Cut Copy (2011)
Madeon (2012)
The Rapture (2012)
Dillon Francis (2013)
Stars (2013)
Metric (2013)
Passion Pit (2013)
Modest Mouse (2013)
Yeah Yeah Yeahs (2013)
Jurassic 5 (2013)
Bassnectar (2013)