Louis the Child Drops Their Dirtiest ID Yet [MUST LISTEN]
Louis the Child revisited an old flame at Snowglobe 2019.
The duo’s elusive “fresh juice” ID resurfaced again after being teased on socials three years ago. Louis the Child have dropped the unreleased song into live sets here and there, but have never let on as to when it might be released. This could mean that day is finally nearing — or not.
The video below demonstrates the ID has stood the test of time and it’s as dirty as ever. Three years later, this rarity still slaps and we’re still craving an official release, like yesterday.
Most recently, Louis the Child put out “Here Comes A Feeling” with Naomi Wild and Couros. The song rounded out a wave of 2019 collaborations with Drew Love, Wafia & Whethan, Death Cab for Cutie and more.
Watch Louis the Child drop their dirtiest ID to date here.
Louis the Child – “Fresh Juice” ID
Unreleased Dirt From Louis The Child Snowglobe 2019 from EDM
All The EDM At Coachella 2020, Including Two Legendary Come-Back Sets
Coachella just dropped the lineup for 2020 with headliners Rage Against The Machine, Travis Scott, and Frank Ocean. As with any Coachella lineup drop, there will be armchair analysts pouring over every inch of the lineup, offering pontifications as to why this is either the best lineup in years or the worst they’ve ever seen.
There’s also the question of how dance music stacks up to previous years. It’s always a tough question because such a specific section of the lineup is EDM-oriented, it’s not like they’re going to hit on every genre or every person’s favorite artist. However, the festival routinely hits on big acts and new, deserving ones year after year.
In 2020, attendees will be able to bear witness to a very, very wide assortment of artists, from Calvin Harris to SLANDER to Duke Dumont to Peggy Gou to TNGHT. In fact, there are some seriously special EDM performances on the docket.
One of them, as already stated, is TNGHT. The Hudson Mohawke and Lunice group only just returned in 2019 after a six-year hiatus with the 8-track II and a show with Brownies & Lemonade. Now they’re playing Coachella — what a comeback. The other is Duck Sauce, the A-Trak and Armand van Helden duo that last played the festival in 2014. A-Trak teased the return of the group earlier this week, but who was to know they’d be planning something like this.
Apart from the “special” performances of the festival, you also have Calvin Harris returning for his first time since he headlined the festival in 2016. We’ll have to wait for set times to see if he’s playing ahead of headliners Rage Against The Machine on the main stage or closing the Outdoor Theater on Friday. With him will be Madeon, Lane 8, GRiZ, TOKiMONSTA, Cashmere Cat, VNSSA, Lost Kings, and more to be announced with Do Lab and Heineken House.
Saturday will feature Flume and Disclosure, two acts who haven’t played the festival in years. They’ll be accompanied by Caribou, Deadmau5’s techno alias Testpilot, Black Coffee, Jai Wolf, Yaeji, Tchami, Dixon, Hot Chip, DJ Koze, Floating Points, ANNA, Matoma, Chris Liebing, Whipped Cream, GG Magree and a few others. This is looking like the strong day for the Yuma tent if you’re just going for the techno.
Sunday has some huge names in dance music, but appears to be the weaker day overall. Louis The Child tops the dance music names — we’ll see if they’re blessed with a main stage slot or maybe a headliner position at Sahara. You never know with Coachella these days where someone might end up. Fatboy Slim, Mura Masa, Duck Sauce, SLANDER, Duke Dumont, Big Wild, SebastiAn, and others help round out a strong finish to the weekend.
Weekend 1 is completely sold out. Weekend 2 presale begins Monday, 1/6 at 12pm PT. You can register here.
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