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10 Sets That Will Show You A Different Side Of EDC Las Vegas

There are two kinds of people in the world: People who are going to Electric Daisy Carnival, and people who are everything that’s wrong with the world. No, not really, we’re just kidding… Kind of. Because if you’ve been going to these events, it honestly does sort of feel that way. No matter how emotionally bankrupt the electronic music scene has become over the years, you know how you felt the first time you danced under the electric sky - and you keep coming back year after year in hopes that you’ll feel a little of that same magic, even though times have changed so much.
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Published: Jun 4, 2015 12:09 pm

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3) Get Real

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In case you don’t know what Get Real is about, it’s pretty simple to sum up. Claude VonStroke and Green Velvet playing back to back. Need we say more? Green Velvet represents the legendary past of tech house, while his world-renowned Dirtybird record label VonStroke represents the future.

We’re willing to bet that you’ll be able to catch Get Real at the Neon Garden stage. After all, that’s where the proper music is at every EDC, and those two are nothing if not that.

4) Kidnap Kid

You don’t always find house producers to be all that keen on pushing the boundaries, but even though he’s becoming a respected fixture in the world of house music, Kidnap Kid refuses to conform. Expect his set to be rife with mind-blowing original productions that’ll leave you yearning for more.

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