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Movement 2012: Underground Persistence

How the fest keeps its cred...the rise of OktoRed...and 12 must-see acts

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Justin Rose

By MT Staff

Published: May 23, 2012

The Movement Electronic Music Festival turns a lucky 13 in 2012, the very year electronic dance music became more popular than ever. To celebrate, the three-day fest retains its underground cred by refusing to sell out. Here, writer Hobey Echlin — who has covered Movement for MT since Day 1 — rounds up must-see shows and contextualizes the fest’s rich history, with conversations with everyone from Chuck D to Jeff Mills to local riser OktoRed. Echlin shows us why the Movement will continue to blow the minds of fans from all over the globe.

Underground Persistence Movement Electronic Music Festival keeps its cred as dance music hits mainstream

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Massive attack From Dj Psycho to Major Lazer, here are the 12 acts you need to see

From Detroit to Tokyo How DJ Jeff Mills helped shape not just a music scene, but an international culture

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