set of the week 🌧️ Brunello b2b Rafael, in the rain Brunello b2b Rafael, friday night at iii points on the isotropic stage. that's the whole review. ok not the whole review. Brunello has been on the bucket list forever and this was the first time we ever caught him. and Rafael? he was our #2 most listened artist last year, right behind Max Styler. so walking into this one, expectations were already through the roof. then the sky opened up. not a drizzle, a full florida downpour, right in the middle of their set. we were soaked, like jumped in the pool with our clothes on soaked. people ran for cover. we just got closer to the stage. leaving was never even a question lol. and honestly that's when it turned into something else. one of those sets you'll be telling people about for years. and isotropic friday just kept going after that. Ahmed Spins b2b OMRI., then Vintage Culture b2b Max Styler closing it out at 4am. stacked from start to finish. if you get the chance to catch either of them, go. bring a poncho, or don't. we didn't. the ones that snuck up on us 👀 Miguelle & Tons, right before Brunello and Rafael on isotropic friday. didn't know what to expect, walked away fans. nice surprise. Omar+, back on isotropic saturday. we only caught 40 to 45 minutes before heading over to Seth Troxler, and he was cooking. for real cooking. we almost didn't leave. and Seth Troxler, four hours on the 444 stage to close out saturday. another one off the bucket list. been dying to catch him live for years and he did not disappoint. bonus: some friends of ours got invited up to the booth and came back with some nice film. keep an eye on our page 🎧 the honest one Max Dean b2b Luke Dean, isotropic saturday. still fans, that's not changing. but this one didn't land for us. to our crew it felt like the same track the whole set, and the drops never really came. great DJs, great producers, just not our night with them. it happens. source: iii points set times | 
