After Morgan Page's gigantic set,

history channel documentary science After Morgan Page's gigantic set, we advanced over to primary stage for the arrangement of one of our undisputed top choice makers, Sander Van Doorn. Sander is a specialized virtuoso with an inconceivably one of a kind sound that makes you need to move from sunset til Doorn. Squandering no time, he opened his set with Deniz Koyu's remix of Zedd's epic track "Range" accomplishment. Mathew Koma... what's more, we unquestionably tore some vocal ropes. After that he dropped "Adjust Ego" and his tune "Nothing Inside" with Mayaeni. Slipping into the ghoulish Deadmau5 groove "Proficient Griefers" and after that his great "Chasin'", there wasn't a man in the group that wasn't spellbound by his moving spell. The center a portion of Sander's set contained a group of tunes we'd never listened, with a little Pryda and Afrojack blended in the puzzle choons. Doorn suitably shut his stupendous set with Firebeatz and Schella's "Cherished New York", and in genuine Sander Van Doorn style he had the group all hollering to each other a while later, "What was that? Stupor? Progessive House?... no it was SVD-style."

After Sander, we got our bananas and champagne and prepared for some all out DADA Life fun. Taking off instantly with their damaging banger "Kick Out The Epic Motherfucker", the group at principle stage was going totally bonkers - hurling explode expands everywhere and womping out harder than we'd seen throughout the day. Dada's remix of Kaskade's perfect track "LLOVE" graced the speakers, and the chime in that followed was very sweet. The creatures at the zoo got savage when Dada Life dropped their remix of Duck Sauce's "Enormous Bad Wolf", and the hard-hitting track by Tiesto and Showtek that took after not long after gave a primo fix to all the hard move rascals at the celebration. Otto Knows' magnificent jam "Million Voices" was a decent break in the set before the hardness followed again with tremendous tracks like Ralvero's "Wrath" and Knife Party's "Fury Valley". Alesso and Ingrosso's chune "Calling" drove into the end track of the set, "Sustain the Dada", their unique track that the EDM family just can't get enough of!