Electric Beach Party @ Santos’ Party House

Santos Party-House was a zoo this past Saturday as they hosted their, Electric Beach Party with music by none other then DJ L and Mike Bugout. DJ L had the people at Santos’ Party House groovin’ when he took over the decks a little after midnight. He dropped banger after banger, playing tracks such as, AN21 and Max Vangelli’s remix of, The Island mixed with Calvin Harris’s smash, Awooga, as well as Adrian Lux’s, Teenage Crime (Axwell & Henrik B Remode), Gregori Klosman’s, Minibar, and of course Swedish House Mafia’s, Greyhound. He had everyone jumping after dropping Nicky Romero’s, Generation 303 and he had the energy in the room flowin’ as he played as mash up of Nicky Romero and ZROQ’s, WTF and Swedish House Mafia’s, Save the World.

It was no surprise however, that up and coming New York native, Mike Bugout stole the spotlight at the electric beach party. He kept the crowd rocking through the early hours of Sunday morning, and maintained the high energy that DJ L already established with ease. It was lights out once he stepped into the booth, he opened with Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike’s latest collaboration with Yves V, Aftermath, and from there mixed in Tujamo & Plastik Funk’s latest club banger, WHO, before dropping his and Michael York’s latest original work, which goes by the working title of, MCMB. Bugout also played many of his own edits and mash up’s throughout the night including, The Nova Island Promises (Mike Bugout Edit), A Flashback Like This (Mike Bugout v. Mayce Edit), and of course Skitzofrenix & Jeff Doubleu’s, Rushin (Mike Bugout Bootleg), which was featured on Tiesto’s Club Life 254 earlier this year.

Skitzofrenix & Jeff Doubleu – Rushin’ (Mike Bugout Reboot)

Mike Bugout & Michael York – ID (MCMB) Live @ Santos’ Party House NYC

Bugout’s choice of tracks covered all aspects of the different house genres from progressive to electro and the latest trap music to ensure that everyone in attendance would have a good time. Playing tracks such as Laidback Luke’s, How We Do as well as Hardwell and Thomas Gold’s latest edit, Million Atoms to Apologize and even played some of Knife Party’s latest tracks such as, Rage Valley, Sleaze, and even their edit of Porter Robinson’s, Unison. Bugout’s flawless transitions between tracks kept the crowd amped until Santos Party House, closed up shop at 4am.

Don’t worry if you weren’t able to catch Mike at Santos’ Party-House, you can catch veteran, you can catch veteran, Mike Bugout in numerous places, in different states over the next few months. Anyone that will be in the New Jersey area can catch Bugout at his now 5-year residency held in Sayreville on route 35 at Deko Lounge on Wednesdays. He will also be performing at Starland Ballroom with Steve Aoki on Thursday, October 25th. If you’re not in the New Jersey area, you can catch Bugout this Wednesday headlining the world famous Webster Hall for the first time. You can find more details about this event and buy tickets here.

As if that wasn’t enough already, Bugout’s skills behind the decks also managed to land him a monthly residency at the Mosaic Nightclub in Baltimore. He will be headlining a special event on a massive outdoor stage on Saturday September 15th and will be spinning there again, not even a week later, on Friday September 21st. He doesn’t plan on stopping there, as he works on more of his original productions and remixes in his spare time, his management team is talking to different venues who all want a piece of Bugout’s talent. For more information about the rising talent of Mike Bugout, you can check him out at:

mikebugoutmusic.com
facebook.com/djmikebugout
twitter.com/mikebugout
soundcloud.com/mikebugoutmusic
mixcloud.com/mikebugout