Why Annie Mac's Lost & Found is the perfect summer pre-party
The Easter festival kicked off the season with a tropical bang
7 Radio Slave 'Another Club'
B.Traits, Friday at Pyramid: B.Traits went straight in with a heavy house and techno set, sprinkled with break beats. The defining track was Radio Slave’s ‘Another Club’ which rumbled through the crowd as the harrowing low-pitched monologue dropped. The Canadian DJ sandwiched this track with her own productions ‘Basic Scenario’ and ‘Breathe Out’ which heightened the intensity of the dancefloor.
8 Floorplan 'We Magnify His Name'
Annie Mac, Sunday at Palace: After four days and four nights of raving, Annie Mac’s final set was the pinnacle of the festival, and she closed it with a gospel groover from Floorplan. I was on my mate’s shoulders, and as the drop rolled in, we saw fireworks shoot from the sky and confetti cannons roar over the crowd. There was an infectious tone of celebration from the dancefloor to the DJ booth, as we couldn’t help but reflect on the incredible few days of partying we'd had at the festival. As I looked out at the sea of dancers singing along to ‘We Magnify His Name’ and spotting Annie and The Black Madonna jamming behind the decks, I felt truly warmed up and ready for the summer. Festival season has begun!
AMP Lost & Found returns in 2018 and will take place across May Day bank holiday on May 3 until 6. Super earlybird tickets are on sale now.
