Producer San Holo made a stop at Buffalo Riverworks October 21 for his latest tour. The Existential Dance Music tour invited a night full of emotion and mystical imagery.
Openers ZWAAN, OddKidOut, and DROELOE opened up the night for Buffalo. Through lush instrumentation and grit, they gave room for a night full of soothing sounds.
San Holo stage presence invites an innovative take towards weaving personal journey through a live show experience. He is constantly running around stage, creating beats from scratch and layering on top of his guitar riffs. He utilizes his punk and alt-rock roots in adding a seamless grunge aspect to his music.
This musician’s concert performance is nothing short of an emotional experience. All of the colorful imagery, projections, and use of a huge curtain captured the navigation through life’s highs and lows. His opening montage utilized a curtain that projected symbols depicting the turbulences that life takes us through. With the drop of the curtain, San Holo stood invoking the audience on a journey.
San Holo mostly played songs off of his recently released album EXISTENTIAL DANCE MUSIC. This included his hits “DON’T LOOK DOWN” and “…BRING BACK THE COLOR.” His artistry shines through his candid songwriting and ability to translate that effortlessly on stage.
This night in Buffalo forged room for an intimate connection with fans. This is especially so when he performed his fan favorite song “LIGHT.” The crowd appeared mesmerized and connected throughout. His shows speak to that existential thinking and allow people to move through that with dance. A new movement that is building in the electronic music scene.
If you’re looking for more electronic music in Buffalo you are in for a stacked few months! Must Die! comes November 3 and Tape B performs November 4. Get your tickets here.
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