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In Conversation With Detox Unit

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By Logan Sasser Verified
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Detox Unit has released 27 songs, five projects, and played over 150 shows. He’s sat down for exactly zero interviews. Until now. On August 21, 2026, Detox Unit released the Schematic EP (although fans were able to grab it a bit earlier through an exclusive Bandcamp drop). It’s been three years since his last official release, the ‘Liminal EP‘ and fans have been waiting patiently — and sometimes not so patiently — for new music from the Denver-based producer.
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Alaska’s Largest Music Festival Marks Three Unforgettable Days of EDM, Adventure, and Sustainability

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By Logan Sasser Verified
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Sustainability Concerts + Festivals by Logan Sasser Nov 12, 2025 Sustainability and music festivals don’t typically go hand in hand. That’s what makes Sacred Acre, Alaska’s largest music festival, so unique. Founder Chris Miller created the festival to unite two distinct intentions: to introduce dance music devotees to the beauty of the Alaskan landscape and to raise awareness about sustainability threats such as factory trawling and bycatch destruction across Alaska’s waters.
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In Conversation With INZO

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By Logan Sasser Verified
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Artist-owned record labels are nothing new. Zeds Dead has Deadbeats. Truth has Deep, Dark, and Dangerous. Clozee has Odyzey. Excision has SUBSIDIA… the list goes on. As an artist, owning a record label is a powerful opportunity to explore a creative vision without limits. It’s also a great way to promote smaller artists who represent innovation. Record label owners (especially those who are also artists) are tastemakers. But the best tastemakers see beyond the music.
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