The energy was electric and Flux Pavilion was great at getting the crowd pumped.
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It felt like I was in the midst of a new rave festival, or at a full moon party. ‘I Can’t Stop’ remains his most notable hit and is the climax of his live show it is a great tune to rave to and the whole crowd, with their fluorescent headbands and bracelets, were loving it. He has attained quite the devoted fan base with his eccentric music style and edgy electronica. Steele (you can see why he shortened it), has achieved relative mainstream success ever since his first single ‘I Can’t Stop’ did well in the charts. Flux Pavilion, real name Joshua Kierkegaard G. A combination of some of the best new dance music and his own popular tracks such as 'Bass Cannon' cements Flux Pavilion's reputation as a real one to watch in the dance music world.įlux Pavilion is an English dub step producer and DJ who has been slowly rising through the ranks of the music industry, in particular the electro and dance scene, since 2008. He consistently keeps the crowd dancing and screaming with a combination of expertly designed mixes and trippy, surreal visuals.Īs the screens pulsate and the intro to 'I Can't Stop' begins the audience lose their mind and jump and dance in unison. A complex and awe inspiring light display begins behind stage and the young artist steps proudly behind his decks and drops 'Watch Out For This' by Major Lazer. Now entertaining thousands at some of the world's biggest events including Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds and Ultra festival, he has crafted a show that is assured to bring the party. Since then his reputation has grown tremendously and so has his live show. His very first single 'I Can't Stop' achieved impressive chart positions on both the UK and US dance charts for a new artist. Towcester born DJ Flux Pavilion has been making waves on the electro and dance scene since he started producing music in 2008. I really want to see him again and I can't wait for another announcement from him to tour the U.S. After seeing him for only an hour, I really want to see him again and see him play a much longer set.
When it was all over, I was thrilled to see him live.įlux Pavilion should be one of the top dj's in the world. He even played some of his famous songs and played other people's songs as well. His set at the MainStage at the Gorge amphitheater was over the top and he kept the crowd going. I was excited and when the day finally came, I was mad excited. From Bass Cannon, his Gold Dust remix, Do Or Die, and I Can't Stop, his songs left an impact to the EDM scene in America.īack in May, USC events announce their full lineup for Paradiso festival, I was surprised to see Flux on the lineup. He has many awesome songs under his belt that really influence the dubstep scene in England and in the United States. It was the first dubstep song that I have listen to. What got me interested in him in the first place was his remix of Cracks. A producer who seems tireless in his work ethic who is constantly re-imagining his sound whilst gaining a cult following on the live music scene, the stage is set for him to release a huge debut in 2015.įor all my life, I've always wanted to see Flux Pavilion. He has been steadily releasing EPs for the past five years, the latest being 2013 'Freeway' which featured his successful collaboration with vocalist Rosie Oddie on 'Gold Love'. The 2013 film The Great Gatsby featured the track in its star studded soundtrack which included Lana Del Rey and The xx whilst it was also chosen for the trailer of Ron Howard's 2013 film 'Rush' starring Chris Hemsworth.
In August 2011, the track was sampled by producer Shama Joseph for 'Who Gon Stop Me' which later appeared on 'Watch The Throne' a collaboration by Kayne West & Jay Z and featured other esteemed artists including Frank Ocean and Beyoncé. His most widely recognised track is 'I Can't Stop' which originally featured on the Lines In Wax EP. He is still to release a solo debut album, yet he has contributed to numerous projects, including his collaborative release with fellow record mate Doctor P entitled Circus One to which he produced and recorded four tracks. He formed an independent label entitled Circus Records with Doctor P, DJ Swan-E, and Earl Falconer of UB40 fame which allowed him to release demos, early EPs and his 2011 breakthrough single 'Bass Cannon' which was placed on Radio 1's A List Playlist.
Flux Pavilion first rose to attention in 2008 with his experimental brand of dub step.
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