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NEOTRIBAL FESTIVAL COUTURE

Calling all BURNERS, festival veterans & the curious a like ~ break out your Playa, your best fest attire and come play with the SugarTime crew as we present a spectacular, Multi-Artist New Tribe Festival Fashion & Art Extravaganza featuring the dazzling antics, mesmerizing musical artistry and futuristic vaudeville theatrical spectacle of The Mutaytor, Portuguese natives Olive Tree Dance along with an astounding array of the hottest West Coast festival-culture, DJ's, designers, fashionistas and live visual and multi-media artists. Come dressed in your finest festival attire and prepare to be activated, excited and wildly entertained!

For a decade now, The Mutaytor has traveled the country with one of the most bombastic and unique visceral experiences in modern entertainment. Combining an eleven-piece modern analog and electronic dance orchestra, with a 15 physical performance artists, The Mutaytor creates a rapid fire succession of futuristic vaudevillian theatre and choreographed dance acts, coupled with breathtaking feats of aerial performance, giant screen visuals, massive pyrotechnic displays and unique reinterpretations of the circus arts against one of the most evolved progressive, electronic art rock bands on the West Coast. The vibe is ecstatic, friendly and all-inclusive, and each show is an explosion of immersive, vivid art; both on and off the stage.

http://mutaytor.com/index.php

Olive Tree Dance ~ Appeared as a new musical breath formed by Renato Oliveira (aka Oliver, didgeridoo) and Márcio Pinto (drum kit and percussion).

In the central concept of its music there is a constant quest for the roots of ancient instruments combined with an inspiration in the futuristic sounds of the machines of our times. Olive Tree Dance represents an alternative proposal for the dance floors of the future - is the antipode which raises the electronic energy to the organic dimension! Its music is a mix of dance music based on acoustic rhythms of ancestors tribes addressed not only to lovers of world music but also for those who enjoy dance without prejudice. There is also an undeniable influence of Brazilian and Jamaican indigenous music, marked by a strong percussionist environment.

http://olivetreedance.com/soon/soon.html