Forge: Legit Trip & Lost.Act

 

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Legit Trip | Lost.Act| Moscow

Little Helpers | Blind Vision Records

 

Longturn's first double-booking brings two minimal house headliners all the way from Moscow!

 

Legit Trip

 

Born in Moscow, Artem Boldizhar aka Legit Trip has been instrumental in pushing the frontier of the Eastern European/Russian minimal movement. His position at its forefront has allowed Legit Trip's tracks to be played by curious diggers and house heads the world over. He's also traveled far for his own sets, working crowds from Moscow to Mexico, Brooklyn to Belarus.

 

His biggest track, Take It, combines playful vocals and a bouncy minimal groove to create the unique cross-genre sound that defines the Russian producer's style.

 

He's released on some of the finest minimal/tech labels— Jack's House, Innocent Music, Bla Bla Music, Unclosed Music, Blind Vision Records, Little Helpers, and many more. Recently he made his first appearance on Fuse Records' Fusecast.

 

We've been rinsing Legit Trip's tracks at Longturn parties since day one, and we couldn't be more thrilled to bring the man himself all the way from Russia to share his music in person.

 

Learn more about Legit Trip:

 

Lost.Act

 

Growing up on a diet of eclectic sounds, Romanov cites the likes of Simon and Garfunkel, Dr. Dre, Matthew Herbert, Aphex Twin, Autechre and Orbital as massive influences. It’s a diverse way of thinking that shines through not only in his own compositions -- but also in his DJ sets. From straight-up house to banging techno to intricate minimal and classy deep sounds, all is fair game when Lost.Act takes to the decks.

 

Legit Trip and Lost.Act have a long-standing collaborative relationship and that connection is sure to come through on the dancefloor.

 

FORGE is a recurring party where each month, a different visual/physical artist will be featured alongside our musical selectors and guests, sowing the seeds for new collaborations and providing a unique pairing for the eyes and ears. In this way we are hoping to FORGE new experiences and new connections between our network of artists, party lovers, dancers, and fans.

 

Learn more about Lost.Act:

 

Selectors for the evening:

[DJ 1]

[DJ 2]

 

Learn more about Longturn Music:

 

In the era when America's Rust Belt got its name, factory workers labored on a 12-hour day or night shift for two weeks straight. To switch shifts, one group would have to work 24-hours straight and cover the labor gap. This grueling shift became known as the LongTurn.

 

Longturn Music was founded to give people with day jobs a space to spend their second shift. No bottle service, no passwords, just a dance floor filled with good people and good music.

 

Come early, stay late, dance hard.