We heard a mash-up of Mercy by Kayne West and Jay Z and the trap work-of-art Higher by Baauer and Just Blaze and even a bit of Sandstorm by Darude. And as the intense strobe light showed no mercy, neither did these two Chicagoans. Quickly transitioning into a hip-hop anthem of 2000 and serious guilty pleasure, What’s Your Fantasy by Ludacris, I felt a strange desire to don hoop earrings and do keg stands in somebody’s wrecked up living room. A chaotic house-party vibe immediately took over. The two didn’t leave a second for us to breathe it in before opening with Bugatti by Ace Hood featuring Future and Rick Ross. Before long J2K ( Josh Young) and Autobot ( Curt Cameruci), otherwise known as Flosstradamus, appeared through the haze of heat and fog. The DJ booth closest to the front of the stage soon disappeared and the life-sized triangular Flosstradamus symbol was front and center. We were subject to a short intermission just before 1am and buzz of excitement radiating from the tighty-packed dance floor was contagious. I personally lost a piece of my own sanity when he dropped a hugely popular trap track called It’s A Trap by UFO! Those perfect 808 sounds from that track left my mouth watering for more as the main attraction was just around the corner. The 23-year-old Georgia native held The Hoxton in the palm of his hand that night and that was made clear by everyone’s inability to stop moving. by Young Jeezy and 2 Chainz yet were still able to feed their desire for electronic with Kat!e by Carnage featuring Katie Got Bandz. The crowd kept their heads nodding to R.I.P. Soon we were thrust into the sounds of a perfect marriage of hip-hop and electronic music, as the mastermind behind Ca$h Out’s rap anthem Cashin’ Out hit us with a crazy construction of sounds. The crowd jolted to a new energy so unexpectedly that the dance moves executed by those around me were comparable to a minor dance seizure. The night’s second act, DJ Spinz, sandwiched himself between The FranDiscos and transitioned into his set with one of Major Lazer’s newest gems Watch Out For This (Bumaye) featuring Busy Signal, The Flexican and FS Gree.
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Those who were just gearing up for the night, whether it be by lingering at the bar or wandering the free space while it lasted, had the perfect soundtrack to accompany them courtesy of two of Toronto’s finest.īut it was when a third body appeared through on stage as a familiar tribal beat came through the speakers did things inside The Hoxton explode.
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The two brothers, Andrew and Jonathan Frandisco, have a rhythmic electro sound that was really fitting for the gradual process of The Hoxton becoming a full house. While diving head first into the muck of the crowd, the sounds of Toronto based party residents, The FranDiscos, were in their last leg of a juicy warm-up set. Even after they tore the roof off in December, Embrace brought the Chicago duo back to The Hoxton on Thursday with a vengeance for more.Īrriving at 11pm to the sight of a short admission line, I didn’t let that fool me into deferring the process of getting to the front of the line. Through a sea of bouncing flat-brimmed baseball caps and overlapping laser lights, a life sized triangular symbol shone brightly from the back of the stage and every trap music enthusiast knows what that means: Flosstradamus was in the house.
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