<p>The Swedish duo, Olle Cornéer and Stefan Engblom of ‘Dada Life’, performed at Royal Orchid during the weekend much to the delight of their fans.<br /><br />This was their first tour in India and the audience were blown away by their electro and progressive house music.<br /><br />With the duo rolling out their hits ‘Rolling Stones T-shirt’, ‘Feed the Dada’, ‘Kick Out the Epic’’, the audience grooved and sang along enjoying the night that they had been anticipating for a long time. <br /><br />For many, the electronic music had kicked off into a whole new level. <br /><br />“‘Dada Life’ is amazing, they were absolutely brilliant and getting an autograph from them was a dream-come-true. I love their music, especially the tracks ‘Rolling Stones T-shirt’ and ‘Feed the Dada’.<br /><br /> It was great to see them perform live and I couldn’t have asked for more,” said Amita Winston, second PU student, Mount Carmel College. <br /><br />Hassan, who too had come for the performance, said, “Music production in the world is taking off to a whole new level and it’s the same hereThey are unique and in a world of their own.”<br /><br />There were other die-hard fans too like Kritika Anilkumar, first year engineering student from Ramaiah College. <br /><br />“They won ‘EDM 2013’. They are awesome and have a unique swing to their music. Listening them play is what any fan would ask for.” <br /><br />There were foreign students too at the concert enjoying the evening thoroughly. <br /><br />“I’m a big fan of music back home and I follow the duo just about everywhere. Their music is special as it has its own special elements making them unique in the electronic scene. </p>.<p>They have their own ‘nation’ and they wish to have it for people who are themselves,” said Florian Haenny, a student from Switzerland. </p>
<p>The Swedish duo, Olle Cornéer and Stefan Engblom of ‘Dada Life’, performed at Royal Orchid during the weekend much to the delight of their fans.<br /><br />This was their first tour in India and the audience were blown away by their electro and progressive house music.<br /><br />With the duo rolling out their hits ‘Rolling Stones T-shirt’, ‘Feed the Dada’, ‘Kick Out the Epic’’, the audience grooved and sang along enjoying the night that they had been anticipating for a long time. <br /><br />For many, the electronic music had kicked off into a whole new level. <br /><br />“‘Dada Life’ is amazing, they were absolutely brilliant and getting an autograph from them was a dream-come-true. I love their music, especially the tracks ‘Rolling Stones T-shirt’ and ‘Feed the Dada’.<br /><br /> It was great to see them perform live and I couldn’t have asked for more,” said Amita Winston, second PU student, Mount Carmel College. <br /><br />Hassan, who too had come for the performance, said, “Music production in the world is taking off to a whole new level and it’s the same hereThey are unique and in a world of their own.”<br /><br />There were other die-hard fans too like Kritika Anilkumar, first year engineering student from Ramaiah College. <br /><br />“They won ‘EDM 2013’. They are awesome and have a unique swing to their music. Listening them play is what any fan would ask for.” <br /><br />There were foreign students too at the concert enjoying the evening thoroughly. <br /><br />“I’m a big fan of music back home and I follow the duo just about everywhere. Their music is special as it has its own special elements making them unique in the electronic scene. </p>.<p>They have their own ‘nation’ and they wish to have it for people who are themselves,” said Florian Haenny, a student from Switzerland. </p>
