Kaivon @ North Park Observatory: 11/10/22 : Review

 Kaivon really blew us away with his performance, not what we expected at all but what we needed. We were expecting a much more emotional melodic dubstep set like many of his songs, but ended up recieving an amazing mix starting off with insanely heavy wobbley wook bass that we like to call "wobble-step or wook-step"(Watch the set here).  The visuals on the LED wall and C02 cannons use was a great production at the Observatory. He also mixed in a variety of transitions including psytrance melodies. We have also loved the melodic dubstep genres mixing in of psytrace, keeping the show very fun, upbeat and dancy (similar to a Haliene show). The night eventually become more characteristic of Kaivon with more emotional melodic dubstep and a few surprising popular throwbacks such as Kid Cudi songs. Kaivon made great connections with his fans, walking around with heart hands and taking photos with fans at the rail after the show.

Our video recap here: https://youtu.be/qP6uVRUhKFI

This event was brought on by Insomniac's very new Lost In Dreams brand, an emotional melodic dubstep / future bass branding (comparative to Bassrush's heavy dubstep branding or Basscons Hardstyle branding) and Live Nation. The event was also partnered with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.




 

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