Kaskade Announces Redux Show For NYC
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Kaskade Announces Redux Show For NYC

New Years week in New York City is turning into a huge deal for EDM fans thanks to RPM Presents. The company is putting on several massive shows during the last week of December and today, they've added one more.
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New Years week in New York City is turning into a huge deal for EDM fans, thanks to RPM Presents. The company is putting on several massive shows during the last week of December and today, they’ve added one more.

We already know that Armin van Buuren will be hitting Pier 94 on December 29th, followed by Disclosure on the 31st. Martin Garrix will also be throwing down on New Year’s Eve, but at an undisclosed location. Now, RPM can add Kaskade to their Big Week NYC event, as the DJ has announced that he’ll be putting on a Redux show (for more on what that is, check out his official blog post) on December 30th at Pier 36.

This is pretty exciting news for two reasons. One, it’s another fantastic addition to RPM’s Big Week NYC lineup, which is looking more and more impressive with each passing day. Secondly, though, this is a chance to see Kaskade like you probably haven’t see him before. Here’s how the DJ describes what Redux is:

Redux has become an adjective to describe a sound. The sound is deep and melodic. It is no-hype; it is all tension and release. A Redux set is not what I did at the Barclays center. A Redux set would flop on a festival stage. It’s not going to satiate that specific kind of thirst. If you’re going to Redux, you’d best know what you’re in for. It’s a rare glimpse into the truth of the past. My past. And thus far, only a handful of people can say they’ve experienced it.

Check out the official poster for the event below and be sure to grab tickets to catch Kaskade next month. Trust us, you won’t want to miss this one.

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