Mark your calendars for Memorial Day Weekend, May 22-24. These artists will perform on your favorite LIB stages, redesigned in a digital environment courtesy of Vita Motus Design Studio.

Get ready for a fully immersive experience to cope with this social distancing. We know it’s been hard and we know you’re missing your festivals. Come gather this weekend for yet another virtual rave-a-thon!

What’s more is yoga and movement programming, educational classes, inspiring art, and workshops. Do Lab is making up for the LIB experience through your screens. Find yourselves buying at the paint auctions, open mics, and improv theater as well. The musical curation, whimsical, wacky, and wellness offerings are back and ready for you. This weekend, create even more unique, lasting memories with LIB and its longtime attendees. Take a load off and rejuvenate yourselves through their energy. Despite the distance, we have never been more united.

New forms of entertainment during quarantine have been getting quite creative, wouldn’t you say? Digital festivals like this welcome top-class industry talent since their touring schedule has stopped. The Woogie and Thunder Stage will provide you with bass in your face, house, techno, and much more. Unreal Engine is bringing you the live production for a most engaging and integrated experience.

Who are you most excited to see? Check out the lineup flyer below and see you online!

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K-Theory Treats Funk Hunters Single to Epic Bass Remix

A few months ago the Funk Hunters released their debut album, Typecast. Their groovy jam sound is undeniable and is expressed expertly in one of the biggest tunes on the album, ‘Say Something‘. This epic track featuring the vocals of LIINKS is also perfect for remixing. And K-Theory is stepping up to the plate for the opportunity.

The self described heavy psychedelic bass music that K-Theory produces definitely shows it’s influences in this remix. Still using the main vocals from the original track, this remix of ‘Say Something’ packs a huge punch. With a grungy, gear-grinding feel to the atmosphere of the track, Dylan Lewman makes his mark on the Funk Hunters’ album. Sitting somewhere between festival trap and hard bass music, the K-Theory remix will definitely see a ton of headbangers going wild at festivals.

You can listen to the K-Theory remix of ‘Say Something’ by the Funk Hunters below. Let us know which version is your favorite. Do the vocals of LIINKS fit in well with the new sound or would you change it around?

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