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EDM Lovers Go Wild at Electric Zoo 2016

by Sachyn Mital

September 4, 2016

On Saturday at Electric Zoo Wild Island, Steve Aoki‘s record label Dim Mak celebrated its twentieth anniversary with a stage dedicated to its artists (including 3Lau and Rain Man). Aoki himself closed out the night on that stage while Tiësto was the day’s main headliner.

Photos by Sachyn Mital for the Village Voice

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Dim Mak 20 Group Photo (from L to R): Noise Cans, Eddie Smith III (WatchTheDuck), Steve Aoki, Max Styler, Jesse Rankins (WatchTheDuck), SBCR, ETC! ETC!, The Duck, Rain Man

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