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of me won that battle. 1 big field with 2 stages. The main stage came with that familiar circus tent look from the outside whilst the inside holds the sounds brilliantly and the 2nd stage was the highly memorable greenhouse stage which is kind of synonymous with festivals in the ‘Dam. Both stages had indoor layers of wooden flooring and, I kid you not, this had an amazing effect. I can do nothing but smile whilst drawback memories of losing my sh*t to Apollonia in the greenhouse and feeling the floor just bounce beneath me, and those around me, as we simultaneously stomped the life out of things. Whilst top acts like Jesse Calosso & Marco Farone were there to warm things up in the heat of the afternoon, the whole entire festival was buzzing. Whether it be from alcohol, natural excitement or whatever, the whole entire grounds were buzzing, and rightly so, because riddim after riddim was being dropped across both stages. I stood there in the greenhouse with eyes locked to the front as the French trio of Dyed Soundorom, Dan Ghenacia & Shonky aka Apollonia dug deep into the record bags and played some of the best music I had ever heard in my life. As the evening begun to wear on, it just got better and better.

Over in the main stage Paco Osuna had turned himself into the musical version of Bruce Lee and was kung fu kicking the sh*t out the sound system causing every raver in sight to dig deep and brandish new festival dance moves getting lost in the vibe. Things seemed to take a turn at one point and you could literally feel the levels step up a notch when Paco decided to drop Adam Beyer’s 2018 smash ‘Your Mind’. A set by either The Martinez Brother or Marco Carola was inevitably gonna be top class, but The Martinez Brother b2b with Marco Carola was just next level. This was different planet stuff. When a set of DJ’s can make you dance your bits off and, like it to a track that you would normally hear, and say ‘Its home time now’ then you know you the music was incredible. It’s that feeling of enjoying something that you know you shouldn’t really like. And for that reason alone, I shall be going back next year. Roll on Music On Festival 2020!

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