Upcoming Events at Elan Savannah
Description
*Peekaboo* Tickets: www.elansavannah.com
Event Details
This event is 18 and up.
Must show photo ID at the door.
Doors at 9pm.
Sections on either side of the stage are sold as VIP Seating, giving comfortable access right next to the artist and access to a Private Bar with a Dedicated Bartender and Security.
The remainder of the venue is general admission standing room.
Peekaboo bio:
From high-profile gigs to cutting-edge originals, the name PEEKABOO seems to be on everyone's lips (and every DJ's setlist), so we decided to dive back into one of his latest releases, Imposters. PEEKABOO’s EP draws the line between trap and dubstep, often times its hard to tell which side of the fence it’s on. Luckily it does justice to both.
Picture, if you will, your favorite classic alien movie from the 1950’s and 60’s; think War of the Worlds or Invasion of the Saucer-Men. Now picture those same Aliens hell bent on our destruction, wreaking havoc on our beloved planet, shooting lasers at anything that moves, at the same time throwing a huge party in the UFO. As outlandish as it may seem, this is the imagery PEEKABOO’s new EP set up in my mind. Through clever use of movie samples, and science fiction based sounds, PEEKABOO manages to create a thematic body of work, while at the same time making some of his most pulse pounding “Holy ish” tracks, yet.
Based in Los Angeles, PEEKABOO is one of the newest members of the WAKAAN collective. A label created by producer Liquid Stranger in the summer of 2015. WAKAAN celebrates originality within the dubstep world, and looks for artist who push the envelop with every release. PEEKABOO’s newest EP Imposters, falls perfectly in line with what fans have come to expect from a WAKAAN release.
Let’s get it out of the way, Imposters just might be the hardest hitting project the LA producer has ever made. The first track of the EP, appropriately titled “Aliens,” does a great job at setting the “invasion” theme prevalent across the EP. The invasions EP is rattled with 1950’s invasion movie samples and sci-fi themed sounds. PEEKABOO masterfully blends these nostalgic snippets into his over-the-top production.
PEEKABOO“Arrivals,” the second track of the EP, is home to the biggest drop on the album followed up by one of the
Must show photo ID at the door.
Doors at 9pm.
Sections on either side of the stage are sold as VIP Seating, giving comfortable access right next to the artist and access to a Private Bar with a Dedicated Bartender and Security.
The remainder of the venue is general admission standing room.
Peekaboo bio:
From high-profile gigs to cutting-edge originals, the name PEEKABOO seems to be on everyone's lips (and every DJ's setlist), so we decided to dive back into one of his latest releases, Imposters. PEEKABOO’s EP draws the line between trap and dubstep, often times its hard to tell which side of the fence it’s on. Luckily it does justice to both.
Picture, if you will, your favorite classic alien movie from the 1950’s and 60’s; think War of the Worlds or Invasion of the Saucer-Men. Now picture those same Aliens hell bent on our destruction, wreaking havoc on our beloved planet, shooting lasers at anything that moves, at the same time throwing a huge party in the UFO. As outlandish as it may seem, this is the imagery PEEKABOO’s new EP set up in my mind. Through clever use of movie samples, and science fiction based sounds, PEEKABOO manages to create a thematic body of work, while at the same time making some of his most pulse pounding “Holy ish” tracks, yet.
Based in Los Angeles, PEEKABOO is one of the newest members of the WAKAAN collective. A label created by producer Liquid Stranger in the summer of 2015. WAKAAN celebrates originality within the dubstep world, and looks for artist who push the envelop with every release. PEEKABOO’s newest EP Imposters, falls perfectly in line with what fans have come to expect from a WAKAAN release.
Let’s get it out of the way, Imposters just might be the hardest hitting project the LA producer has ever made. The first track of the EP, appropriately titled “Aliens,” does a great job at setting the “invasion” theme prevalent across the EP. The invasions EP is rattled with 1950’s invasion movie samples and sci-fi themed sounds. PEEKABOO masterfully blends these nostalgic snippets into his over-the-top production.
PEEKABOO“Arrivals,” the second track of the EP, is home to the biggest drop on the album followed up by one of the
