Meduso Announces A/V Bicycle Day Show in Denver with Actualize Visuals and More
Electronic producer Meduso has announced a new show in Denver, and it’s shaping up to be an unforgettable experience. On April 19, otherwise known as Bicycle Day, Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox will host “An A/V Odyssey” from Meduso featuring visuals by Actualize and support from talented artists such as Backleft and Speltweird, among others. This event is co-promoted by MP3 MAG.
This event will also be the first in-person opportunity to get your hands on a print copy of MP3 MAG’s Vol II Print Magazine. The magazine features exclusive interviews with Of The Trees, Liquid Stranger, TVBOO, Smoakland, and more, making it a must-have for fans of electronic music.
The event’s poster gives a sneak peek into the mind-bending visuals that will accompany Meduso’s music. As a producer and designer for Adidas, fans can expect his visual abilities to shine through in collaboration with Actualize on an original A/V Journey. Meduso recently made his debut at Okeechobee Music Festival, and is fresh off a collab release, “In The Place,” with Raaket on Wubaholics.
To attend the event, simply RSVP for free entry via the Facebook event page or by reserving a table HERE. The show will run from 8 P.M. to 1 A.M., with dinner available from 5 P.M. to 10 P.M.
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