This was my first ever Burning Man experience. I am in fact still trying to find the right words to describe my experience there. 
Moreover the Robot Heart performance. But sometimes music really shouldn't be described with words. At least in my position being an artist & composer. 
So thank you that this magical journey of mine was recorded!
It was quite something to be on top of that bus as the burners rode in on their bikes. And when the bus took off watching everyone jump right back on their bikes and follow the bus in what I can only call a ‘mass exodus’ onto the playa. I decided to dig deep into my old productions and new and some of my favourite journey tracks for this mix.
Thank you, big hug and love to all who joined in and danced along, and to Camp David, Robot Heart & Jonny for getting me involved.
I hope to be a part of this again. Either way, I’ll See you again next year for sure!
 
-Volta.

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Eric Volta -  Robot Heart - Burning Man 2014

I took my first steps in creating music and mixing in 2008,
back then it was mostly hardtechno. in 2010, together with Hellboy, I managed to release the song 10000 B.C.. With age, my tastes and what I created also changed. Currently I'm creating Techno, Progressive, House, Melodic Techno. In DJ sets, the most important thing is the story and the feelings that accompany it.





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