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1 month ago |
edmmaniac.com | Federica Brandi
Enigmatic electropop singer, songwriter, and producer Elohim doesn’t just make music; she transcribes the human experience into it. Combining her electronic music production skills with her classical training, Elohim (aka Valerie Lee) takes listeners through a journey of raw emotion with her unapologetically candid lyrics, all while serving up beats that you can’t help but move to—a truly fresh find in an era of pre-packaged music.
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2 months ago |
edmmaniac.com | Federica Brandi
Rave culture symbolizes different things for different people. Still, across all continents and every subgenre, raves are venues where individuals gather to party–and that typically involves alcohol and drugs. This statement feels like a dirty secret spoken aloud, as many ravers challenge historical stereotypes about drug use.
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Jan 22, 2025 |
edmmaniac.com | Federica Brandi
As the new year arrives, many ravers are reflecting on lessons they’ve learned in 2024. It was an eventful year for dance music, and not just in terms of music releases and festival announcements—economic and social pressures left their mark on the rave community at all levels. People are particularly preoccupied with skyrocketing ticket prices, lackluster festival lineups, overcommercialization, and internal culture clashes in the scene.
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Dec 3, 2024 |
edmmaniac.com | Federica Brandi
Raves have always been places where people forge extraordinary friendships, but staying connected with long-distance rave friends can get complex. Keeping the connections that blossom on the dance floor alive after festival season requires intentional effort if catching up in person isn’t an option—yet at the same time, texting and coordinating times to video chat can feel demanding and repetitive.
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Dec 3, 2024 |
edmmaniac.com | Federica Brandi
Underground raves are famous, elusive, shrouded in lore, and often misunderstood. People are fascinated with them. Otherwise known as “renegades,” underground raves have captured people’s attention and imagination since the dawn of electronic dance music, and today, the underground is often seen more as a myth than a reality.
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