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Musik Lives Here & Foundation Entertainment presents:

Falling Into Place feat. Chmura & Droplitz

local support:

Nerdskull (Missoula)

NoizePutty (Billings)

Party Girl (Bozeman)

Venue: Story Mill

Doors: 5pm

Show: 5:30pm, 18+

Pre-Sale: $20

D.O.S: $25

Afterparty: 21+ @ Filling Station

$5 Afterparty w/ show wristband

About the Artists:  

Chmura:  A young up and coming Producer, currently based out of Denver, CO, with a sound reminiscent of the late CharlestheFirst, he has taken over the festival circuit within the last couple year, with no sign of stopping anytime soon.

Droplitz:  The sound project pioneered by Denver producer and beat-spelunker, John Plehinger. Droplitz takes listeners to deeper levels of underground music experience:sounds that can reach subterranean bass-lines, seismic percussion, and shimmering harmony. Utilizing Ableton Live, numerous controllers and synthesis, Droplitz unearths elements of Bass, Glitch Hop, Dubstep, Ambient, and Progressive Electronic.  

Nerdskull: Multi-genre producer & DJ exploring all avenues of sound.

Primarily focused on dark and mysterious vibes.

NoizePutty: A 27 year old bass producer out of Montana who's burning desire in sound design is to bring sounds unknown to the human cognition, giving it rhythm and movement. His primary focus in his craft is dubstep, hybrid trap, and freeform bass. The celestial sound he conjures dives deep within the psyche of those listening, bringing the soul to life and putting it in motion.

Party Girl: She's been bringing her eclectic mix of hip hop, bass house, and honestly, whatever she likes to the Bozeman and Montana area since 2011. Her fun and unique reputation has grown organically and rapidly over the past 12 years with shows all over Montana.

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VENUE info: Story Mill, a 55-acre site on the outskirts of Bozeman, Montana, has undergone several transformations in recent history. The place is virtually a “mill of stories” with respect to land use, but originally it was a wetland. In 1882, Nelson Story built a water-powered mill along with the largest grain elevator in the state.  Filling in wetlands was necessary to make way for barns, as agriculture became the most important industry. After being abandoned in the 1950’s the barns fell into disrepair for decades to come. Due to sudden bankruptcy, the plans for intensive residential and commercial development in the 2000’s also fell through. However, it did open the door for public, private and nonprofit organizations to come together and create a plan to return the landscape to its original form of a wetland.

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