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Artists: Len Faki
Venue: Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Produced by Cercle
Executive producers: Philippe Tuchmann & Derek Barbolla
Film directed by: Pol Souchier & Derek Barbolla
Directors of photography: Jérémie Tridard & Mathieu Glissant & Mickaël Fidjili
Sound engineer: Vlad Jovanovic
FOH Manager: John Touma
Stage Manager: Adam Simon
Sound mastering: Michel Avannier
Helicopter: FLYNYON (https://www.flynyon.com/)
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Special thanks to Mike Vitacco, Rob Toma and all the Teksupport team: Steven Retas, John Gonzalez, Raid feratous, Tommy jodice, Danny mordas, Jimmy Rosario, Beniamino Lella, Elizabeth Latorre, Theadore Johnson, David Robles, Eric Najjar.
As a resident of the iconic Italian venue Goa Club, rising Italian DJ and producer Adiel has been attracting attention from across Europe. She’s played alongside pioneering artists like DVS1, Carl Craig and compatriot Freddy K. But Adiel has also designed her own fashion line and founded the relentless Danza Tribale label, a burgeoning platform for herself and other artists across Italy. And that’s all been in between gigs for Boiler Room, Ben Klock’s Photon and many more. Get to know Adiel in this episode of One To Watch on Electronic Beats TV.
Additional footage:
NoiseBit & Accademia di Costume e Moda Roma
Nothing says summertime like sunshine, dope music and feel good vibes with thousands of your closest friends. Global Dance Festival arrives July 19-20th! Round up your festival family and join us for two days and nights of celebration across 5 stages, carnival rides, food trucks, art installations and more.
Big shows, many emotions, please come...
Presale signup here: http://flu.me/Europe
28 October 28 | Warsaw, Poland | Torwar
29 October 29 | Berlin, Germany | UFO im Velodrom
1 November | Turin, Italy | C2C Festival
2 November | Frankfurt, Germany | Jahrhunderthalle
3 November | Paris, France | Zenith
4 November | Toulouse, France | Zenith
6 November | Amsterdam, Netherlands | AFAS Live
7 November | Antwerp, Belgium | Lotto Arena
10 November | Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg | Rockhal
12 November | London, UK | O2 Academy Brixton (Transgressive 15th Anniversary Show)
13 November | Manchester, UK | Venue TBA
Last month, with one of the best swells to hit Tahiti in years on the way, cinematographer Andrew Kaineder packed his water housing and RED camera, prayed to the reef gods for protection from the sharp coral and set off to document the magnificent swell. It was indeed the same window that featured Matahi Drollet and his Tahitian friend Lorenzo Avvenenti claiming two of the best waves ridden last month in our “Clips of the Month” countdown.
Here Kaineder offers a moody look at a pulsing swell, creating a masterful Tahiti edit scored with an original soundtrack from Onic Studio. The piece above features locals Matahi Drollet, Tamau Tininrau, Tereva David, Mateia Miquily, Eimeo Czermak sharing the lineup with visiting surfers Kiron Jabour, Russell Bierke, Barron Mamiya, Billy Kemper and Benji Brand.
Want to Win this Drivable Art Piece by Jason Woodside?
This luxury sedan is called the "Cortex Cruiser" and it can be all yours.
Throughout the decades, there's been an inextricable relationship between surfers and eccentric cars. This love affair is rooted in utility. In the ’50s, termite-infested woodies provided surfers both room and board—and room for their boards—on the cheap. Bondo-spotted Volkswagen buses became the standard issue of the ’60s. Eventually, any rust bucket with wheels that could get a surfer and their blade to some waves was used, abused and customized to better fit a surfy existence.
SURFER Magazine has always been fond of these weird whips, especially ones with added flare. In the late ’50s, SURFER founder, John Severson, painted flower petals and waves all over his North Shore jalopy. The car's name, "Sunset Special", was tagged in one of his whimsical fonts across its doors. There's a picture of this car in SURFER's very first issue with a couple of D-finned logs popping out of its back window.
In the late ’60s, SURFER's resident artist, Rick Griffin, painted psychedelic eyeballs getting barreled in cosmic lineups all over a beat-to-hell school bus. He then packed the bus full of shortboard revolutionaries and women and headed up California's coast in pursuit of fun waves and good times. You probably remember this scene from Severson's 1970 film, "Pacific Vibrations".
Just when you thought the freewheeling days of surfers' wild-style cars were dead, white-washed by neutrally monotone Sprinter vans running into the six figures, an artist like James Woodside comes along and throws some color back on the scene. After scoring a 1982 Mercedes Benz 240d, Woodside blasted the luxury sedan with his artistic stylings and, like a cherry on top, slapped some surf racks on its roof. The "Cortex Cruiser" was born.
SURFER recently caught up with Woodside to talk about the Cortex Cruiser, which he and our friends at Vissla are giving away. The Cortex Cruiser can be yours by clicking here: https://www.vissla.com/the-cortex-cru...
☞ Len Faki