International music magazine 365mag gets the Movement festival bug
365mag says that Jason Huvaere may win the understatement of the year award by saying that they’ve done a “good job” of putting together this year’s Movement festival.Excerpt:“As I’ve said previously we spend a lot of time selecting artists and
DJs that will appeal to electronic music enthusiasts,” said Jason
Huvaere, president of Paxahau. “And I think with the addition of these
25 artists we have done a good job of putting together a solid mix of
local and international performers to take the stages at Movement this
year.” ‘A good job’ would be an understatement here, as the full list
now entails some of the world’s finest artists across a wide spectrum
of genres in electronic music.Read the entire article here.
365mag says that Jason Huvaere may win the understatement of the year
award by saying that they’ve done a “good job” of putting together this
year’s Movement festival.
Excerpt:
“As I’ve said previously we spend a lot of time selecting artists and
DJs that will appeal to electronic music enthusiasts,” said Jason
Huvaere, president of Paxahau. “And I think with the addition of these
25 artists we have done a good job of putting together a solid mix of
local and international performers to take the stages at Movement this
year.” ‘A good job’ would be an understatement here, as the full list
now entails some of the world’s finest artists across a wide spectrum
of genres in electronic music.
Read the entire article here.
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