BUKU Music + Art Project Mixtape 2013
Published: February 27, 2013
By: Jordan Calvano
The beginning of March means big things for New Orleans. March 8th & 9th herald the return of BUKU Music + Art Project, a two-day festival comprising eclectic art installations, the best of NOLA’s local food vendors, and of course, some of the top EDM, hip-hop, and indie rock acts in the world performing on four diverse stages. New Orleans provides a post-industrial vibe that adds to the distinctive feel of this culture-centered festival. BUKU is located at Mardi Gras World in the historic warehouse district of downtown New Orleans. Nestled in between the Mississippi River, the Public Belt Railroad, and the Market Street Power Plant, BUKU provides an indigenous and intimate atmosphere for its attendees.
We at TheUntz.com decided to assemble a mixtape to provide a sampling of some of the acts performing at Buku 2013. It's heavy on the electronica, as you'd expect from us, but there's some indie and hip-hop thrown in there for good measure. Enjoy!
The beginning of March means big things for New Orleans. March 8th & 9th herald the return of BUKU Music + Art Project, a two-day festival comprising eclectic art installations, the best of NOLA’s local food vendors, and of course, some of the top EDM, hip-hop, and indie rock acts in the world performing on four diverse stages. New Orleans provides a post-industrial vibe that adds to the distinctive feel of this culture-centered festival. BUKU is located at Mardi Gras World in the historic warehouse district of downtown New Orleans. Nestled in between the Mississippi River, the Public Belt Railroad, and the Market Street Power Plant, BUKU provides an indigenous and intimate atmosphere for its attendees.
We at TheUntz.com decided to assemble a mixtape to provide a sampling of some of the acts performing at Buku 2013. It's heavy on the electronica, as you'd expect from us, but there's some indie and hip-hop thrown in there for good measure. Enjoy!
