Justice and DJ Snake

Justice is the greatest thing to come out of Paris since Daft Punk. In my opinion, they have earned their place in the Electronic Music hall of fame. These aren’t your typical club/party kind of DJs, These guys sell out arenas worldwide. There music is bigger than a region or genre as it connects to all sorts of people throughout the world. Much like Daft Punk, Justice’s shows are an immersive experience sure to satisfy all the senses. Their unique sound is a gritty mix of guitar riffs and hard synth. They are heavily influenced by Prog Rock and New-wave. From their massive stage to the excellent lighting effects this show felt unlike any event I ever been to. Even if you never heard a Justice Song before it is not difficult to get into the show. Justice is a French duo consisting of Gaspard Michel Andre Auge and Xavier de Rosnay. They are probably the most successful groups to come out of Paris’ famed “Ed Banger Records”. Some of Justice’s biggest hits include D.A.N.C.E., Civilization and Genesis. If you have a chance to go to a Justice show you should definitely go. They rarely ever tour in the states and this is one act that you will not want to miss!

You may not know the name William Grigahcine, but chances are you probably know who DJ Snake is. They are one in the same person; the world recognized producer, mixer and DJ of the electronic music world. The French artist has worked with the likes of Diplo, Dillon Francis, and even Lady Gaga.
The great thing about DJ Snake’s live shows is the incorporation of a variety of different genres mixed together, unlike a lot of other electronic music performers who have a bit of a problem of their sets becoming tediously the same. There is a distinct difference in all of his sounds, bringing together a wide array of fans, since the genres cross over so much. Also, instead of having an annoying MC do all the hyping and talking, DJ Snake picks up the microphone instead. He is extremely personable in the sense that he speaks quite often to the crowd, even if it is very simple, it’s a nice change of pace from the MCs who say things for no reason and have a disconnect to the music. The crowd loves him, just as much as he obviously loves what he is doing up on that stage.