Calling All Coasties! North Coast Music 24'

ALLEYCVT - This up-and-coming female artist knows how to throw down. With a sound almost similar to Excision, she's known for her heavy sound and energetic stage presence. I've been wanting to see Alleycvt for some time now and I'm excited to be able to catch her debuting North Coast set.

CRANKDAT - Crankdat is not only known for his heavy and wonky sounds but has quickly gained traction by remixing popular songs and downright randomness. What do I mean by that? Just scroll through his reels on Instagram and you'll see what I mean. I've only ever heard Crankdat and never seen him, though based on what he's released and the crazy remixes he puts together I can only expect nothing less than the most crazy and ridiculous set - his is a set I'm actually most looking forward to.

DAB THE SKY - A B2B between two Denver based artists better known as Dabin and Said the Sky, popularly known as Dab the Sky when they B2B. I've only seen a Dab the Sky set once and it was hands down one of the best sets I've seen. If you're into melodic dubstep, pretty visuals and like feeling the feels you get from beautiful music - this is a set you won't want to miss.

DEATHPACT - The masked artist that many speculate is Rezz (which she's denied) - with not only an extremely similar sound but very similar with their darker, "creepy" like style and visuals. If you're a fan of Rezz then Deathpact is right up your alley and won't disappoint you. I feel like this set is going to draw you in with the visuals alone.

DJ DIESEL - This beloved EDM DJ is better known as retired basketball star, Shaquille O'Neal. This man not only knows how to throw down, but the vibes he brings to his audience make his sets so much better. It's hard not to act or be anything but kind, respectful, loving and ridiculously happy in a Diesel crowd - all while going hard as f*. Shaq has grown a special love for EDM music and the community that's grown with it, and the community has so welcoming and lovingly made him a part of the family. Don't see a Diesel set just for the music, come for the experience (and the mosh pits).

ILLENIUM - Chicago native, now Denver based (like myself) EDM's "sad boi" is never someone I'll NEVER miss, regardless of while touring or on a lineup. My all-time favorite artist - musically and personally. Illenium relates to many through his lyrics, medlies and visuals while always putting his fans first. He's an artist that's constantly showing love, thanks and respect to his fan base and he does that best through his music alongside giving back to his community (beyond the music scene, as he's partnered with food banks, recovery programs and the brand Be A Good Person. An Illenium set is always a set that you'll leave feeling good.

LSZEE - Artists LSDREAM and Clozee's newest side project as a duo. Just dropping their first album and only have played together a small handful of times, I guarantee the stadium is going to be filled to its brim. Since Illenium is playing at the exact same time a stage away, it'll be interesting to see the turn out between the two. I'm personally going to have to split time between both.

SUBTRONICS - Subtronics is a set that would be crazy to miss. His visuals are incredible, and his sets are always super balanced and smoothly transitioned. I personally prefer to see Subtronics live over listening to his music. His albums are too much on the riddim side for me, whereas his sets are more bassy. If you aren't a big fan of riddim but can tolerate it when its what I say "done well", you'd like enjoy Subtronics set. The visuals and his crowdbase alone are good enough reason to go.

BOOGIE T - Known for his overalls and general country-esk clothing style, Boogie T's sound is riddim but with a wonky vibe that doesn't heavily carry it. His goofy sense of humor and personality is easily projected throughout his music and performances. His sets are always super chill and a great outlet to smoke a little green and vibe out either alone or with a friend.

SULLIVAN KING - Rock meets dubstep is the best way to explain what Sullivan King's sound is. With his rock and roll attitude, screaming vocals and guitar playing (with a toss at the end - and always *except one time* a catch) perfectly intertwined with crazy drops, massive bass, and headbanging always makes for the craziest sets. Think about it, Aerosmith's crowd meets Excisions crowd - put them both together and what do you get? It's always a wild but fun time.