The full performance was recorded and is available on platforms where fans archive festival history:
The specific edit you're referring to, "Control Antipjanoo (Matthew Bass Edit)," is a notable mashup/edit played by during his energetic performance on the Worldwide Stage at Ultra Music Festival (UMF) 2016 in Miami . The Track Breakdown The full performance was recorded and is available
While the specific "Matthew Bass Edit" may not be an official release, Cedric has official Ultra Music Festival IDs playlists that capture the vibe of his festival sets. The edit is a high-octane fusion typically blending
: Likely referencing the vocal-heavy tech-house style popular in that era. including this edit
The edit is a high-octane fusion typically blending elements of two major house records:
Sets from this era of Ultra are often revisited by fans for their "ID" tracks (unreleased songs). Many tracks played, including this edit, were used to test crowd reactions for upcoming festival seasons. Where to Listen
: A recognizable play on "Pjanoo" by Eric Prydz, often used in mashups for its iconic piano riff.
The full performance was recorded and is available on platforms where fans archive festival history:
The specific edit you're referring to, "Control Antipjanoo (Matthew Bass Edit)," is a notable mashup/edit played by during his energetic performance on the Worldwide Stage at Ultra Music Festival (UMF) 2016 in Miami . The Track Breakdown
While the specific "Matthew Bass Edit" may not be an official release, Cedric has official Ultra Music Festival IDs playlists that capture the vibe of his festival sets.
: Likely referencing the vocal-heavy tech-house style popular in that era.
The edit is a high-octane fusion typically blending elements of two major house records:
Sets from this era of Ultra are often revisited by fans for their "ID" tracks (unreleased songs). Many tracks played, including this edit, were used to test crowd reactions for upcoming festival seasons. Where to Listen
: A recognizable play on "Pjanoo" by Eric Prydz, often used in mashups for its iconic piano riff.