Digital Mirage streamed a full weekend of sets from home

Dabin and Said The Sky played back-to-back under a shared alias, Dab the Sky, among several sets built just for the weekend and outside either artist’s usual show. Manila Killa and Hotel Garuda, regulars on the Brownies & Lemonade side of the bill, did the same under their own pairing, and Louis the Child worked a solo DJ set apart from his usual live setup. All of it streamed across April 3 to 5 from the artists’ own homes, after many festivals had already announced cancellations or postponements in the two weeks before it. Proximity — the YouTube channel and record label — built the event together with Brownies & Lemonade, the DIY event-production outfit behind it, and brought in Trap Nation, Keel, Pollen and Moment Entertainment to help present it.

Alison Wonderland, Don Diablo, Kaskade and Mat Zo filled out the rest of the bill. Digital Mirage stayed free to stream throughout the weekend, donations welcome but never required.