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Being pretty unfamiliar with Yung Bae, in general, I am really interested to see what kind of performance he puts together.

Collaborating with artists such as Flamingosis, Brasstracks, and Method Man there is a wide variety of energy to Yung Bae’s tracks. When it comes to having an actual dance party this is the type of music I imagine blasting through the speakers. His sound is a combination of different electronic elements with a heavy dose of funk and disco. After catching myself overlooking his name on the lineup I decided to dive further into his music catalog and I am glad I did. Don’t sleep on his set!Īlthough I am not a fan of the linguistic phenomena that is “Bae” I am a fan of Yung Bae’s music. He also released his first EP, S E N T I E N C E, which showcases his production style and has catapulted his name into conversations all across the electronic community. 2018 has been a breakout year for 1788-L with his remix of Virtual Self’s “Particle Arts” and huge collaborations with REZZ and Illenium. With a sound that shakes your body, this set will easily wake up you up and get your energy levels peaking. I wouldn’t be surprised to catch them wandering around the festival after the set as they do like to party.Īfter seeing 1788-L at a small club in San Diego I cannot wait for him to send his heavy-hitting industrial bass through the airwaves of South Lake Tahoe. Their most recent single “Lay With Me” featuring Vanessa Hudgens is more on the poppy side, but once it got its very own VIP mix from the boys it takes on a darker vibe. With live aspects including drums, vocals, keys, and mixing the set is always different, engaging, and high-energy. The LA-based duo consisting of multi-instrumentalists Kyle Kaplan and Vinnie Pergola perform with unparalleled energy that translates directly to the crowd. Phantoms always put on a good show and I imagine they’ll put together something special for their last performance of 2018. Check out his SnowTape below for a taste of his sound ahead of the festival. It will be just the right way to start SnowGlobe and get your mind in the right place for the rest of the weekend. If anything, his production style speaks for itself and after listening to “Ascension” you will want to make sure to arrive early on Saturday to catch his set. Minimal information is available about Pax as he has remained fairly low-key since entering the electronic music scene, but his aggressive and hard-hitting beats have garnered him a cult following on SoundCloud and other streaming services. Late additions are always exciting and Pax Impera adds even more depth to an already stellar lineup.

Read on for some artists on the SnowGlobe 2018 lineup I’m most stoked to see to close out the year strong! Five Undercard Sets You’ll Want to Catch at SnowGlobe 2018

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Seeing this lineup that was stocked full of amazing names and rising stars I wanted to dig deeper and help highlight some of my favorites from the undercard. This year, we get epic b2bs from NGHTMRE and Slander, Chris Lake and Walker & Royce, Manila Killa and Chet Porter, and AC Slater and Wax Motif. In the past, they have always happened organically or part of the Brownies & Lemonade takeovers. The mystery surrounding what might happen gets me excited and if its anything like SnowGlobe‘s past surprises we are in for a treat. Let’s start with the secret set on Saturday. There is no doubt Above & Beyond, Diplo, Eric Prydz, REZZ, and RL Grime will all attract huge crowds to the main stage at SnowGlobe, but what help would I be to suggest seeing the headliners? The lineup goes much deeper than that, hosting over 40 supporting artists across three stages making it clear you’ll want to get into the festival early each day. SnowGlobe 2018 is stacked with musical talent and the undercard is where it’s at!

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