For the second year in a row, Rora Team, yet again, formulated and threw a show that is one for the books. In the midst of the Anime Expo madness, located in a downtown Los Angeles lofty room, RorAX'17 started the night with a knocking Brackets set, throwing in shifty beats and drumming bass, bringing in the crowd's attention by the minute. Then producer, Folie, shifted things into a melodic mood with his jazzy piano ballads and exquisite originals throughout the entire set. All perfectly in the evening, for a complete four hours straight, the music was seeping through the windows over looking the busy streets and the cheers of the audience echoing throughout the building causing a warning or two. Sets by artists like gupi, Mitomoro, and DJ Clickbait all offered a variety of heavy hyper bass and gripping tracks that left us sweating the begging for more. On the other hand, Omniboi delivered a groovy set composed of older goodies and newer tunes we all adore and love. Within the last hours of the night, a special performance from Shiki and Hentai Dude gave the show edge with their wild rap verses and a mix of hip-hop endeavors. To finish the Sunday evening, the sweet and enchanting sounds from Moe Shop gave the perfect ending to a heart filled event. Aside from the diverse tastes in music, the artist pop-up shop was more than successful with everyone crowding the tables to take a look and cop what you can only find at events like these. The Rora Team continuously contributes and inspires the people around them with each show that brings people of all together. There is just something about them that they have the gift of getting any room and inject it with an energy of positivity and love. Truly ready for next year, we can't wait to see where and what they do next! Below check out our recap of the night via photo gallery and recap video! Enjoy!
Great place, wonderful food with modern ambiance and comfortable seating with plenty of room. It is now probably one of the best Chicago event space in my list. Perfect food, great decor and vibrant atmosphere.
"TIRED OF PRETENDING" - SLOW SHUDDER (MISTERRCHA REMIX) London producer, MisterrCha, grants us with a groovy remix of Slow Shudder's "Tired of Pretending" from our SYNTHESIS VOL.1 compilation! With upbeat drum structure and juggling the singer/producer Slow Shudder's vocals, the remix brings an islander bounce to the original. MisterrCha brings in his own flavor of yummy bass and tasty vocal chops to blend together for a delicious sound. The melody is transformed into a popping style of a house and breakdance blend to tingle the dancing joints in your body! Take a listen below as we proudly present MisterrCha's remix of "Tired of Pretending"!! Follow MisterrCha on: SoundCloud Twitter Follow Slow Shudder: SoundCloud Twitter Cover by: @DEVONDIGITAL_
BARON LANTEIGN Written by: Zebrina Garcia If anyone is pushing the elements of visual art, it's Canadian resident, Baron Lanteigne. His digital practice holds your attention to different elements of perspective by using tools of video, sound, programming, and electronics. Diving into a virtual realm of his imagination, each project consists of ambitious human and digital conversions. Lanteigne progressively reforms the way art can be applied, digested, and displayed. For our next MEDIUM feature, read about Baron Lanteigne's journey in his artistic development and process. How long have you been creating art? idk What is your typical process for creating a virtually immersive piece? A typical animation requires the artist to frame the action and only create what is within the frame. This type of framing allows for very strong storytelling because every frame introduces a meaningful element or event and each frame is isolated from the other by a cut. In m
DIGITAL ARTIST: TERRELL DAVIS Terrell Davis is one of the rare artists that can wow anybody's eye. From East Orange, New Jersey, Davis is creating art that bends the mind and pushes boundaries. His work has been recognized by some of the most prestigious magazines and blogs to date. From impeccable graphic design to notable branding, Terrell incorporates vibrant neon colors along with tasteful tribute to the 90s era in each of his pieces. It's loud yet soft, blunt yet mysterious. Each object and brand he uses is not out of random instinct but from choice and reason. He tells a scenario or story in the work he produces. It's only a matter of time until he becomes an iconic figure within the art industry. Below, I had the pleasure of asking Terrell a few prime questions in regards to his work and inspiration. Enjoy! Follow Terrell Davis on: Twitter: @_TJxTHEKID Web: terrelldavis.me Shop: Terrell Davis Question 1: What got you into making graphic design/a
Great place, wonderful food with modern ambiance and comfortable seating with plenty of room. It is now probably one of the best Chicago event space in my list. Perfect food, great decor and vibrant atmosphere.
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