The Italian DJ takes us behind the scenes of his Miami Rakastella set.
Earlier this month you might have found your Instagram inundated with the flashy glare of the Miami Art Basel crowd. And if you felt the sting of envy, rightly so.
In among the thick of it was Italian-born, Barcelona-based DJ Tennis, who played a set at collaborative music and art event Rakastella, which took place at Historic Virginia Key Beach Park.
Take a look at the backstage and set antics below…
The warm wind is gearing us up.
It’s time to deliver!
Chatting away with fans.
The sunrise we’re all waiting for will be a memory we’ll never forget.
Handing over the decks to Virgil. He’s such a sweet person!
The hidden disco bar. Wait a minute — I have this record!
Rakastella is put on by Innervisions and DJ Tennis’ label Life and Death
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