If you didn’t get a chance to party at the 2012 Tomorrowland Festival this past July in Belgium, here’s your chance to pretend you were one of the 180,000 visitors there. The festival featured more than 400 artists, including Steve Aoki, M83 and Skrillex.
Based on the newly released Tomorrowland 2012 Official Aftermovie it was a sensory explosion. We can only imagine that if you weren’t already consumed by the music, then the bubbles, fireworks, substances, confetti and dancing would be enough to make your head EXPLODE.
Things that would make out head explode in a good way:
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Steve Aoki and Angger Dimas dropped a new catchy tune with Australian rapper Iggy Azalea called “Beat Down.”
Iggy is a spitfire rapper and the super catchy electronic beat behind her makes the track danceable.
“What you looking at/ do I got something in my eye/ do I got shit up on my face/ or did my hair catch on fire/ cause you really really staring/it must be something that you like, geeze/ ask for my number/ or you could fly a kite,” says Iggy. Her debut album The New Classic will be released in June.
Listen to it here:
Steve Aoki lives a pretty amazing lifestyle, but it isn’t easy, and it’s definitely tiring. Steve tells us the secret to his 3 minute naps, and why he can’t afford to use drugs.
Steve Aoki lives a pretty amazing lifestyle, but it isn’t easy, and it’s definitely tiring. Steve tells us the secret to his 3 minute naps, and why he can’t afford to use drugs.
If anyone is qualified to talk about dance music and it’s influence on popular music, it’s Steve Aoki. He’s built his own record label, established a reputation for his insane live shows and his music speaks for itself. In this interview Steve talks about pop stars stealing from dance music, his newest music video and a particular Selena Gomez song that got his attention.
For your next party: an unlikely collaboration between Steve Aoki, Kid Cudi and former Blink 182 drummer Travis Barker. They all dominate this dubstep-inspired track “Cudi the Kid,” though it’s getting a mixed reaction. What do you think of it? [Source]
I don’t know how I would feel about getting a cake in the face at a Steve Aoki concert. On one hand I’d be like: “Yes, he has chosen me! Out of all the people in the audience I am the lucky person Steve chose to throw a cake at.” But after the moment of shock and gratitude, I’d have to deal with the realization that I now have icing mushed into my hair and cake batter all over my clothes, and there’s no way to clean it off.
Luckily, this girl is a good sport about it and is so intense she hardly wipes the cake out of her eyes.
