harmony and talking about good events off of the weekend. Dixon played a event in Amsterdam. It feels like a place called Ejland for an event called Not Art or something like that, right? And easily easily via a shut of a doubt, this might be the best rave that I've seen during this whole like plagiar or ravey kind of thing where it's going on. This is definitely the best one and it's no coincidence that the events that are kind of quite legal and are permitted where people, normal people can go and then not just you know the exclusive opportunity of people who are expats or rich people to go to. I don't want to have the best vibe because all those playgrounds I saw where people were flying in, you know, to Columbia, India and all these kind of places to go and play, they just look terrible because for the most part they were people, especially the people that are indigenous to that country, residents, citizens, whatever it may be. They were definitely people who are on the affluent side who were able to party and enjoy themselves during a global pandemic that were able to maybe get themselves tested regularly able maybe to get them vaccinated ahead of time. And there was no surprise that the parties were completely dead. And this is no surprise also that the first, by the Dixon play in front of a real crowd, is easily the best one I've ever seen in play and you could definitely see that he enjoyed himself far more than all the other things that he's played in. We've got exotic locations, Columbia, Miami, like I said in India, he might have went somewhere in the far east, he might have the Zanzibar thing. He's been to a lot of places during the whole plague, during the whole pandemic era, you know, some of them may be varying on the side of Africa morally a little bit, you know, suspect but overall this has definitely been the best one. And this is a clip here, courtesy of Taylor of clubs featuring Dixon at this place called, I think the part that was called that No All or something like that. Let's play the video and you can see how electric is look at that. That's what a buddy party looks like, right? That's what actually party actually looks like. None of this absolutely fafing around. That we saw in parts of, what was it? What's that fucking name? All the Nina Kravitz things that she'd done like over the plague grade toughs us. Some of the Nina Kravitz rates, she especially wants to play in Italy. God bless that woman. You've got to pick up a check and she looks like, you know, Nina Kravitz is the kind of person who strikes me like, you know, it does a bag, she's going to go and secure it, but there's this one that she played in Italy where she was just standing around doing the whole like a hockey offing, turning around, twiddling and all that sort of stuff, right? Her kind of herky jerky dance and people just staring at her. Don't get wrong, she's a very attractive woman, but it was just more so the whole, it is a whole different vibe and person that comes out to do sort of parties, right? And it not necessarily bothered about raven, it was also just bothered about being seen or just being outdoors or maybe just not into dancing too much, but they're legitimately packed. There's a packed place. If I remember correctly, it was kind of like one of those kind of Coliseum sort of type shape buildings, venue, sorry. So open air, relatively safe, I guess in that regard. And people just packed in like sardines and showed her shoulder, just staring at no one dancing, no one doing no thing, just quote unquote looking dead and around just staring at as she's dancing awkwardly behind the booth and it just felt like the complete opposite what you would expect a party to be, to be kind of closed in the rise, going to be crazy enjoying themselves and it was a complete opposite. And of course, this has been so refreshing to see, you know, an actual real party and again, most of us are doing with the fact that it's somewhat legal. I would imagine to show what the actual stipulation is is out there in Holland or in Amsterdam specifically around COVID, but it does feel like maybe these sort of events are somehow permitted and people average regular people can go and they let their head down, they're appreciative of the opportunity to have to kind of raven to dance and you know, have one of the best users of the world playing front of them and they're really savoring the moment and this is what it definitely feels like. You got the guy down in the corner with his top off, his clothes going absolutely mental, he knows off his face and just enjoying it. And lucky enough, I'm going to be, that's going to be the first proper rave 2 that I'll see, take some play on the 30th, is it? Videas on the ground? Oh, can't wait. Oh awesome, look at the gun of Urte being picked up, crat-urfing. Absolutely. Wow, vibe. That's what you want to see man, that's what you want to see, but yeah, there we go. Best rave I've seen so far during the whole COVID times, people actually having a good time, having a way loving the opportunity and again, goes to show, mental, those play graves were probably good for the DJs in terms of landing their pockets from shore during a global pandemic, no opportunity to go and play in front of people and obviously make money doing the thing that you love, but in terms of enjoyment, in terms of actually improving your skills and maybe playing in front of a crowd that actually gives a shit about what you play and our fans of you, nothing beats playing in front of regular crowds in it. It's a shame too, because again, rich people have access, they have the money and opportunity and resources to do whatever the hell they want, but they don't really know how to party well, I don't know what that's about, maybe it's because we should sort of level of wealth, the idea of maybe lowering yourself to dancing and having a good time, it's just a little bit whatever, right? I don't know, but they just don't know how many places have you been to where there's been people of very affluent means trying to party, it just isn't fun, it happens quite often, no matter what scene you're in, if you go to an art party, a fashion party, a sneaker party, it's not, you know, there's no regular people in there, it's just not the same vibe, it just feels a little bit off, but again, and again, it's no example, it's no kind of surprise to see that this is definitely, it definitely resounds in success because if you go on Dixon's Instagram, this was maybe the only one that I've actually seen him post on his Instagram feed, maybe because obviously it was like, it's not me, it's semi legal, but is the only one that he actually posted on his feed as a post or the other places that he played during the entire time, the pandemic is the one that he was kind of proud to kind of put on his feed as, you know, part of his sort of like, DJing, CV, right, this is what I do, it is the impact I have on the audience. The lighting as always, always pretty good at Dixon shows, they do a really good job at coordinating all that stuff, so that's when you see people like this, when you see a lady like that at the front with glasses on in that hat and you see a guy like this, tupless, you know you're gonna have a good party, these are two people that just come just straight up for the vibes and the music, right? They don't care about anything else and they're not worried about what trainers they're wearing, what label they got on, who's standing where, they just want a party and usually these type of this kind of, the sort of avatars of people and dance floors are definitely the ones that you kind of look for in terms of gauging, what's gonna be a good party or a bad party for sure. But yeah, man, looks fun. Can't wait to go back, can't wait to get back on there, so definitely, you know, if you've got any parties coming up yourself that you're looking to head out to make sure you do, make sure you do.