We are thrilled to present this exotic pairing of progressive artists reflecting different, yet congruent angles on electronic music. On one side we have live banjo layered over a foundation of beats. On the other, we have a cerebral DJ weaving out-of-the-box styles into a matrix of heart-rendering sound. Adding to the mirror effect, behind their artist aliases, they both happen to be named Isaac.

The evening will begin with an immediate sense of transporation into another dimension. MUSEAIC is not just a DJ, he's a sonic weaver, crafting tapestries of sound that resonate with the soul. His sets are a vibrant musical sojourn, guiding you through lush, verdant forests of pulsing Afrohouse, the infectious rhythms of Amapiano, the undeniable energy of Afrobeat, and the calming depths of Downtempo Electronica.

Dive deeper into the primal heartbeat of Tribal Bass, the fiery passion of Flamenco, and those indescribable, sparkling gems that ignite a warm glow in your heart, revealing a deeper sense of self. More than just seamless transitions and dynamic dance beats, MUSEAIC creates an immersive journey that amplifies the voices of our global ancestral communities, inviting you to connect with the rich tapestry of human experience through music.

Closing out the night, Mycelial is the visionary electro-acoustic project of renowned banjoist Isaac Cantor. Emerging from the lush coastal forests of the West Coast, Mycelial weaves together rootsy, global influences and psychedelic textures with deep electronic rhythms, crafting live performances that are equal parts ritual, dance party and hoedown. Poised to bridge worlds, he spins acoustic roots and futuristic soundscapes into a living web inviting listeners to move, connect and transform.

Rooted in tradition, yet reaching toward the future, this passion project has grown leaps and bounds over the last few years. With four albums and multiple singles – including collaborations with Kr3ture, Evan Hatfield and Magelion Moondrop – Mycelial continues to galvanize a dedicated audience across both streaming platforms and live stages. Cantor’s years of touring and recording with national acts such as the Grateful Bluegrass Boys and Dusty Green Bones Band, alongside performances with icons like Bob Weir, Billy Strings and members of The String Cheese Incident, ground his sound in deep musical lineage.

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