Wild Life Weekend’s Highlights: House & Techno DJs

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With the weekend having come to a close, we’re still thinking about this weekend’s Wild Life festival, held at Brighton City Airport. So with that, we’re here to give you the rundown on the best of the weekend’s techno (and boy, was there a lot of it)…

Friday At Wild Life

The Urban Forest. Credit @ Stephanie Newton
The Urban Forest. Credit @ Stephanie Newton

Fatima Yamaha @ Koppaberg Urban Forest

Taking over the Koppaberg Urban Forest stage from 7pm-8pm on the Friday night, Fatima Yamaha provided ambient tunes and positive vibes to go with them.

The incredible Elrow stage. Credit @ Stephanie Newton
Jackmaster at the incredible Elrow stage. Credit @ Stephanie Newton

Jackmaster & The Martinez Brothers @ Elrow

Taking over the incredible Elrow stage was Brighton favourite, Jackmaster, with an hour and a half set, followed by The Martinez Brothers. Packed out to the brim, the crowd was getting wild in theme with the stage’s Brazilian decorations. Never failing to deliver, Jackmaster played banger after banger. When it was time for The Martinez Brothers to take the stage, Elrow amped it up once more with confetti canons, daring dancers and big bouncy balls for the crowd.

The wonderful Heidi at Koppaberg's Urban Forest. Credit @ Stephanie Newton
The wonderful Heidi at Koppaberg’s Urban Forest. Credit @ Stephanie Newton

The Black Madonna & Heidi @ Koppaberg Urban Forest

Welcoming yet more iconic DJs, the Koppaberg Urban Forest stage played host to The Black Madonna, followed by Heidi. The two women offered incredible music, superb mixing and great performances respectively. So if you didn’t spend your Friday evening here, where were you?

The visuals at Fayboy Slim's set were a true highlight of the night. Credit @ Stephanie Newton
The visuals at Fayboy Slim’s set were a true highlight of the night. Credit @ Stephanie Newton

Fatboy Slim @ WHP Presents

Friday night’s headliner, Fatboy Slim blew the crowd away with classic after classic, paired with incredible visuals on the big screens. Plus the superstar DJ included footage of Shoreham-By-Sea (where Wild Life takes place) as well as promotional pictures of Brighton & Hove Albion, as Slim is a Brighton fan himself.

Saturday at Wild Life

Gerd Janson. Credit @ Stephanie Newton
Gerd Janson. Credit @ Stephanie Newton

Gerd Janson @ Koppaberg Urban Forest

The great Gerd Janson took over the Koppaberg stage on Saturday evening, providing Summery tunes that the crowd was loving.

Denis Sulta & Artwork won the crowd's hearts. Credit @ Stephanie Newton
Denis Sulta & Artwork won the crowd’s hearts. Credit @ Stephanie Newton

Denis Sulta b2b Artwork @ Koppaberg Urban Forest

Denis Sulta and Artwork (who’s hiding behind a speaker in the above image) played an unforgettable two hour back to back set at the Koppaberg Urban Forest stage, providing funky house tech for the masses.

Late night vibes. Credit @ Stephanie Newton
Late night vibes. Credit @ Stephanie Newton

Low Steppa @ Koppaberg Urban Forest

After dark Low Steppa amped up the Koppaberg stage with some deep tech house. His entourage focused on getting the crowd hyped up and people were loving it.

Lasers filled the sky with green as far as the eye could see. Credit @ Stephanie Newton
Lasers filled the sky with green as far as the eye could see. Credit @ Stephanie Newton

Armand Van Helden b2b Disclosure @ WHP Presents

As the last act of the weekend tech house legends, Armand Van Helden and Disclosure whipped up a storm, along with a huge crowd on Saturday night. With superb mixing and an exciting dynamic, the famous DJs played a set to remember and truly ended the weekend in style.

 

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