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What is the future of partying in a post-pandemic world?

written by Jess Dymond Barber
Posted on 25th June
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In some countries, clubs are cautiously reopening. In others, people are hitting up illegal raves. Gabriel Szatan explores what the dance music landscape will look like in the immediate aftermath of coronavirus.

“Everywhere you look, clubland is thawing and green shoots of recovery are sprouting.”

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Like it or not, seated or illegal, parties are back. Put down some thoughts about what happens next: the pitfalls of a staggered return, triple jeopardy facing promoters, an end to endless content, different response to sound and visuals, scattered trend maps for DJs, and how dancefloors can possibly function freely when so much of what we take for granted (trust, travel, safety) feels alien or impossible right now. The implications are enormous but there’s a chance to change, and that is exciting. A few excerpts of the feature here but the full thing is live on @dazed + linked in bio

A post shared by “Gabriel Szatan” (@gabrielszatan) on Jun 24, 2020 at 7:36am PDT

Read full article on Dazed here

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