People who can relate to the same music typically relate to other common things in life too. For example, some people would assume that a kid dressed in all black, black hair, with gauges and tattoos would like some kind of alternative music. EDM is typically associated with vibrant art designs. EDM clothes range from women's rave wear like decorated bras, to men's trippy t-shirts designs. We believe that peace is what needs to be kept, love is what need to be given, we are all one, and respect is what everyone deserves until proven otherwise.
We trade Kandi that says PLUR and we strive to represent these morals in everyday life, beyond the festival world. It means that you have been enlightened, your third eye has opened, and you have a deep understanding of what is. Enlightenment comes in many different forms, and is not only associated with EDM , but music can enlighten people. We flow with it. Burning Man organizers are striving to raise critical funds in order to stay financially solvent.
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A lot of these festivals have gotten a bad rap due to attendees dying after taking bad drugs or overdosing. For some, these festivals are a place where people can have the opportunity to express themselves, meet free-spirited and like-minded individuals, and temporarily step out of their everyday lives.
Just leave the drugs out of it, and enjoy the music. My life is a comedy at times and a drama at others. I live in the greatest city in the world and am still at the point in my life where many things are a mystery, including my future. In much the same way that members of a subculture can be blind to plagues associated with their lifestyle, "Under The Electric Sky" plays sort of like a clueless ad for the festival see: crowd shots of only the most beautiful, nearly naked individuals, set to a long loop of Aviici's "Wake Me Up".
It essentially omits the prevalence drug use, spending some time with the group of men who lost their friend to drug use at the festival, but mostly refusing to even say the word "molly" outside of a song that plays during one DJ's set.
To merely indicate that there is a "zero-tolerance drug policy," but "some individuals go too far" as members of the First Aid team say at one point is surely an misunderstanding of the festival. It would seem that Cutforth and Lipsitz's goal is to not diminish the power of community with the reality of drug use, though glossing over it seems ineffective.
If you're intent to truly capture this culture, leaving out the prevalence of drug use is a willful omission. Consider the fact that this year alone two attendees died and others were treated for minor injuries. One of the only real times that the problems with substance abuse are addressed is when the film encounters the rave culture from which EDM sprouted.
Barnum" and producer of "Under The Electric Sky" -- discusses how the underground scene was destroyed by drugs, noting an end to that faction of the movement in EDC began in Cutforth and Lipsitz frame Rotella as someone who has tried to stay close to the music through the prevalence of drug use, as though it is a problem that has long since been solved, as a fact of it's increased presence in the music industry.
The music sounds much better than it did during the '80s rave scene. There are computers! Some of the attendees interviewed throughout "Under The Electric Sky" emphasized the resulting idea of turning the subculture into pop culture with a certain sense of pride.
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