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The Irresistible Fun of Dirtybird Campout In 24 Wild Photos
Just a week ahead of EDC Las Vegas this year, a wonderland for weirdos took place in California’s little city of Modesto. As the dust settled, one fact became abundantly clear to house and techno music lovers in attendance: Dirtybird Campout is pure insanity in all the best possible ways. Over the course of the weekend campers delighted in a star-studded lineup, which was unexpectedly complemented by a bevy of some of the most nostalgic games ever played at summer camp. Eardrums were pleasantly walloped by techno and house music icons like Damian Lazarus, Carl Craig, Boyz Noise, and Claude VonStroke, as well as hip-hop luminaries like Too $hort, Digable Planets, and DJ Jazzy Jeff. Games took the event to a whole new level too. There were potato sack races and tug...
Boys Noize Lends Sample-Heavy Production to ABRA and Playboi Carti On “Unlock It”
After opening the door to her first major label release on RCA Records, ABRA has returned with Playboi Carti for “Unlock It.” The track marks ABRA’s first single in nearly a handful of years, and with it she brings an optimistic new tone and brisk production from Boys Noize. As ABRA shines over the crisp production with angelic falsettos, the underlying production is dotted with lo-fi, soulful vocal ad-libs that will have 90’s hip-hop fans feeling nostalgic. The track also features a verse from the always unpredictable Playboi Carti, who ABRA says played a role in inspiring the next leg of her journey. Recommended Articles Fans of Boys Noize have been enlightened to the producer’s keen ear for smooth R&B with the advent of the moody &#...
Watch Boys Noize Throw Down a Rare Modular Industrial Set
Just last week we learned that new Boys Noize music was on the way and would be debuted during a special fully modular set via The FADER’s “Digital Fort 2.0” virtual show. The famed producer and DJ did what he does best and the result was nothing short of spectacular. The 10-minute set felt as if the viewer was transported to an exclusive party inside a spaceship. The impressive hardware was reflected through his unique production, seamlessly melding tracks with the grace of a true virtuoso. The music he played has the look of a continuation of his analog series, STRICTLY BVNKER. The set begins and ends with a vocal refrain chanting “we’re all in this together.” It falls in line with his chosen charity, The Innocence Projec...
