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Big Gigantic blend together huge electronic beats, distinctive bass lines and memorable synthesizer melodies with a live tenor saxophone. They are made up of Manhattan School of Music Alumnus, Dominic Lalli on the saxophone, who takes care of the production duties, alongside Jeremy Salken on the drums and percussion.
They have seen a lot of success releasing their debut full-length studio album in 2009 entitled “Fire it Up”, featuring the infectious songs “Nocturnal” and “Hopscotch”, and in turn earning the band some worthy critical acclaim.
They have played at many different festivals including Firefly Music Festival, Wakarusa, Ultra Music Festival, All Good Music Festival, Electric Forest Festival, Lollapalooza, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, among many more.
This band puts a great deal of energy and thought into their live show, from choice of lighting to stage design, which makes this whole performance a sensory experience for patrons. They have toured the USA on multiple occasions and have visited countries such as the UK and Australia, continuing to build their audience with this unforgettable show.
Both members have side projects and other endeavours that they are involved in, such as Jam/Electronica groups, Disco Biscuits and Underground Orchestra. They have only played a couple of one-off live shows. Most recently, Big Gigantic has collaborated with Griz and Gramatik to form Big Grizmatik too, which is a project very similar to Big Gigantic, but with a live electric guitar, duelling with Lalli’s saxophone, creating some exciting textures.
With all of the above added to the mixing pot, and having performed at the prestigious Red Rocks, Colorado, last year, the sky is the limit for Big Gigantic.
I've seen Big G many times and they have never disappointed. They are kind of unusual considering one guy is playing saxophone and the DJ and the other guy is playing a drum kit but it works, it works very well.
Obviously one would go to a show for the main act but I personally attend Big G shows for the crowd they attract. I've never met an aggressive person at one of their shows and everyone is really nice.
I saw them perform at both BassLights shows in Hampton, VA and that was insane but I've also seen them in Norfolk at the NORVA and in RVA at the National and their more personal shows are what keep me coming back.
They have a really good production and light show that produces good mellow vibes throughout the night and everyone is into it. You will not see someone standing still at Big Gigantic.
I would recommend these guys to anyone who loves great music and dancing with awesome people.