An announcement was made earlier today from RL Grime regarding his new Halloween X. But this announcement ended up being so much more than we could have ever guessed here at Electric Hawk…
A ten year tradition given new life, an undead becoming if you will
This year will be the tenth year that this king of the underground will release his Halloween mix. Highly anticipated every year, it becomes every electronic music fan’s October soundtrack. Only moments after we were told to keep an eye out for an announcement about this year’s Halloween mix from RL Grime, twitter refreshed and we found what we were looking for… And everything we didn’t know we wanted.
The revelation that this year’s mix would be played live at the Palladium in California excited and thrilled everyone. And after finding out that Juelz and Jawns will be joining him on October 28th, we are already pulling out our wallets. After their collaborated release “Enter the World” on Sable Valley, it seems that RL Grime has continued his admiration for this team by giving them a b2b at the first-ever live Halloween mix.
Tickets for this major Halloween party go live on Friday, October 1st!
See you soon for RL Grime’s first live Halloween mix, Halloween X!
Find previous Halloween mixes below!
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From September 15 to October 15, the United States recognizes National Hispanic Heritage Month. It’s a time to celebrate the vibrant Hispanic and Latinx cultures and to uplift our neighbors from those communities. Also, this offers an opportunity to learn about the innumerable different Hispanic and Latinx influences on music. Check out this article for an overview of the long, rich history of Hispanic and Latinx music over the centuries.
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