Live Review and Photos by: Jacob Gaitan
Swedish disc jockey duo Rebecca and Fiona delivered a highly invigorating performance, promoting their debut album ‘I Love You, Man’ at Dim Mak studios. The 
electro-pop dance niche has gained heavy momentum in the European market, influencing a rapid movement with American artists and audiences alike. This young and flashy group had everyone dancing wildly with every beat and mix. Three-dimensional cubes accompanied the hypnotizing visuals and lasers across a projection screen on each side. Fans in attendance combined a wealthy mixture of cultural tastes for apparel, from go-go furry boots to bikini outfits to superhero costumes, the multicolored presence fit perfectly alongside pop driven rhythms.
Unlike many young female artists who appear timid and shy, these two gals expressed their impulsive side by each crowd surfing throughout the night. Wearing bright colored skirts didn’t seam to cause hesitation as they traveled above supporting arms while the crowd idolized their fame. The only thing absent from the night was foam consuming the audience in bliss. Still, the bubblegum pop mix was sufficient enough to catapult the performance into another dimension. Their music is addicting enough to require a twelve step program should anyone care to recover, although a healthy overdose could only expand the musical overhaul.
Rebecca and Fiona have just scratched the surface of what their journey awaits. With strong word of mouth and a dominating social media presence, their success is rapidly igniting. Their album earned a Grammy award in Sweden under the electro/dance category and now they move towards conquering the US with their head bouncing beats and colorful ambience. Their North American summer tour concludes in Las Vegas and continues briefly in Europe attending festivals. They return the first week of August in Las Vegas, performing three nights in ten days at the Marquee Day club.
Photos by: Jacob Gaitan
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