Azari & III
The art project known as Azari & III has done its work, run its course, and is, for all intents and purposes, a momentary blip in time, now forever imprinted on the Universe. - Alixander III
And so it is. R.I.P. Azari & III.
Don't think for a second that we'll ever stop dancing to your tracks.
Our second day of the festival was spent chilling around the Piknic Electronik stage, soaking in the sun and tunes. From what used to be the smallest stage a few years ago, Piknic Electronik has grown each festival both in size and talent. Our highlights? First up it was Chicago house rep Cajmere.
Making people dance since 1991, the man is nothing short of a pro. Decked out in his trademark sunglasses and throwing in dance moves as he spun the set was rad fun. Oh and he played “Coffee Pot (It’s Time for the Percolator)” which is a chuuuuuune.
Highlight number 2? Azari & III! The Toronto house quartet (fresh from Wednesday night’s Boiler Room) brought it and then some. The electric energy onstage was contagious as Fritz Helder and Starving Yet Full commanded attention with moves to match their vocals. Meanwhile behind the decks Alixander III and Dinamo Azari were having just as much fun. From “Hungry For The Power” to “Manic” each hit simple hit harder and harder. By the time they closed up with ”Reckless (With Your Love)” we were all in shambles.
... and my AirBnB is so faaaarrr and my laptop is so heaavvyy so I apologize for the lack of updates here. Will be catching y'all up soon. In the meantime, check out the ish I've been writing for Sidewalk Hustle. Been taking a million pictures too. Hope you enjoy.
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