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Last Thanksgiving diva and I returned to the MyOasis weekend campout for some outdoor dancing and shenanigans! We were scheduled next to each other so we decided to tag for a while in the middle because we always have so much fun when we do. 
Even though it was barely above freezing we managed to pull people away from the fire a while to get down with us!

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Erik Nelson, Erik vs divaDanielle - My Oasis 2015

Wiffabout 20 years of track selection and a-mixin and a-matchin and whatnot tucked under his shiny belt, this maestro has built a tangy patina of commanding bass lines and sultry sodder on top of lyrical licks and rhyme scheme fodder.   Sometimes refined and rehearsed, consistently live; shaking and baking a salty, crispy, and deep-dripping thunder-clap-tracks that make you decide to skip that line at the bar and the bathroom because Oooooooh    I need to go dance to that right there. Somebody seems to be tucking in a couple chunky soundin soulful squirt house beats on the dance floor. 

This talented selector knows how to rustle rumps and make those shoes shake like never before.   Lace Up.  Hydrate.

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proprietor & DJ wrangler @ the Grand Hotel Ashram Galactica

I came for the music, I stayed to dance, and dance I did

Starting in the misty past of the last century, Erik was taken to a party that he rather enjoyed, which started a habit of having way too much fun dancing to really loud music in unlikely places. Not too long after that first party, he had his own sound system, and carted it all over the deserts, forests and warehouses of southern california to help give other people loud music to dance to. While doing that, he noticed that DJs were having a lot of fun, and figured he should give it a shot. More than a decade after first getting behind the decks, he's still at it, with most of what he plays now falling somewhere in the giant and wonderful family tree of House music. Exactly which branch depends on where and when, but basslines are always key, funk is essential, and a little melody now and then never hurt anyone.

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Erik Nelson, Erik vs divaDanielle - My Oasis 2015

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