The EDM paint party featured stellar performances by electronic forerunners like Diplo, DJ 4B, rapper Divine and more
Smokey and Ritviz get the crowd warmed up
We arrived at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium towards the end of Mumbai-based drum & bass artist Smokey’s set. The DJ had all the right mixtures flowing with her trap electronica sounds coupled with bass drops. The highlight of Smokey’s performance was her remix of American rockers Linkin Park’s “In The End” with the crowd singing along to the late Chester Bennington’s vocal parts.
Next, Pune DJ/producer Ritviz brought his bass heavy and high energy sonic elements to the table. The DJ thrilled the New Delhi audience with his hit track “Udd Gaye” (which featured on last year’s Bacardi House Party Sessions), as well as material from his upcoming full length debut album VED! such as the dubstep leaning “Jeet” and club friendly “Barso.”
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