The spring 2023 edition of CRSSD will take place this weekend in downtown San Diego.
As Southern California begins to dry out after unusual (and impressive) rains, the city of San Diego is looking forward to once again hosting the area’s award-winning techno and house music festival.
The 2023 season for FNGRS CRSSD begins this weekend with the annual spring return of the promoter of CRSSD Fest. Set to take place on March 4 and 5 at Waterfront Park, the scenic venue will once again be packed with loud beats and groovy melodies.
Although the two-day event is packed with talent on its diverse rosters, there are some notable artists that will not be missed at the boutique dance music festival.
Here are the top actions we recommend getting in CRSSD’s Spring 2023 edition.
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Specializing in forward-thinking Afro-house beats, West African AMÉMÉ. acknowledges his origins in every production he tackles. the EDM.com Class of 2023 The inductee’s live performances are electric, with tribal percussion and spiritual vocals layered over sultry beats.
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Aided by their world travels and Middle Eastern heritage, Bedouin have elevated the sounds of electronic music since their introduction to the scene. The duo’s upcoming debut album, Temple of Dreamsmust continue to push the boundaries of the sophisticated products for which they have become famous.
Bedouin’s live performances have only helped enhance their refined sound, which has been showcased from Burning Man to Ibiza to one of the seven wonders of the modern world.
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Deborah De Luca
True to form, Deborah De Luca continues to be a high-energy techno flag-bearer. Whether in an intimate, underground setting or on a festival mainstage, De Luca always impresses with his signature broody, thumping techno beats.
Gioli and Asia
These Italian women need no introduction. As members of the esteem EDM.com Class of 2021Gioli and Assia have more than proven their star power.
Their latest album, Fire, Hell, and Holy Water, cemented the duo as a top act within the global scope of electronic music. Known for their powerful live performances with beautiful backdrops, the pair always create a scene, handpan or lack thereof.
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Channel Three
The hype around Channel Tres has been building for years now, and for good reason. The Southern California native has garnered worldwide acclaim for his live performances, where he is often surrounded by a phalanx of dancers eager to perform.
The prolific singer-songwriter and producer has collaborated with the likes of Honey Dijon, Duke Dumont, Tinashe and Tyler, The Creator, and other high-profile artists. His latest EP, Real Culture Shita stellar record full of disco house-inspired bangers.
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