My Time of The Virtual Show of Ultra Miami Festival of 2024

Friday

When I got back from DJ Class, I went home and made it just in time for the Opening Show of the 2024 Ultra Miami Festival. I got my lights ready, my cafe bar set up and my signs and my stuff as the fan base and job positions of the Miami Ultra Festival. So I started my virtual concert in Miami to watch it on the big screen on the UMF YouTube Channel. The show started off with Laura Van Dam to use a breezy start of the afternoon.

Next there was Nicky Romero who started the evening with progressive house music. It was an amazing set with fans heading to the main stage. My favorite highlight of the songs were the opening set of the first 5 minutes, The Night Train Mashup, Without You by Avicii, and the best part was the ending outro if I Could Be The One with Avicii which that was a classic Dance Music Banger. He made some entertaining monments of the show and wrapped it up by getting an interview at the Back Stage.

My favorite highlight of the Show on Friday was Tiësto as he fired up the song with all kinds of EDM Songs for his 1 hour set at the Main Stage at Sunset. The Show started off with an intro of Lil Jon, then he added his first song The Business which I got hyped up for the Show. I was dancing the moment to imagine I’m at the Nightclub when the beats were insane as he played his mix of Meet Her vs. Lazer Beams (Tiësto Mashup) by Tiësto vs. Da Hool vs. Green Velvet & Harvard Bass. While Tiësto was mashing up his upbeat songs with my more bass and beats, I was dancing like i had full energy at the dancefloor which in my mind, I’m dancing with my feet taping fast. All the way to the part of Danza Kuduro (Tiësto Remix) and La Falda (Tiësto Remix), I screamed excitedly because the song use high pitched like on the radio, so I pumped my heart out and fist up in the air. I also did the same reaction of a song in high pitch which it was a throwback song by Nelly Furtado – Say It Right (Tiësto Remix). For the next 5 minutes before another great pop up dance floor song, I took little break and went to my coffee bar to see Bandit, Radley, Fry and Leela and Mr. Met. When the song Just wanna Dance by Tiësto & Wade came out, I took it to the dance floor and took the night away. When Secrets by Tiësto & KSHMR ft. VASSY came out, I hyped my scream and sing it with the top of my lungs. While the mashup of Secrets vs. Set Fire To The Rain (Tiësto Mashup) by Tiësto & KSHMR & VASSY vs. Adele came out, I was excitedly screamed for “BISCUITS” because Secrets came back during the mashup and that was the moment when it started raining in Miami. When he played Grapevine, the view was beautiful with the rain by the Citi Bank Building. When the song dashstar* (VIP) (Tiësto Mashup) came up, I screamed for “I Knew it” because it was a popular song for most Drum n Bass Artists when they host their shows on. When Tiësto told everyone to hyped up the show, the rain poured heavily as he was gonna play Prada (Tiësto Remix) by Cassö & RAYE & D-Block Europe, I was dancing the energy until, the DJ Mixer stopped working and I started laughing because I had no idea what was going on. When the fans chanted Ohh ooo ooo ooo ooo, I decided to do the same thing because it’s like the Islanders song when they chant it so I did it with the top of my lungs.

As Tiësto went to the backstage, he told his crew that it was too much rain and waited for 15 minutes to clear up. I took a water break to save my energy when the green lights to resume the show. Luckily the show was able to go on as the fans chanted for Tiësto.

The Show went on and resumed Prada (Tiësto Remix) by Cassö & RAYE & D-Block Europe and I was happy to resume the show. While the unfamiliar songs came i went back to the bar to get my beer and resumed my cup of coffee. When Pull Up (VIP) by Bare Up came, I went back to the dancefloor and took the action. He then played Lowkey (LDN Drift) by Hedex & Tion Wayne ft. Takura which it was cool that he played some Drum n Bass in his show at took all of my momentum into this feeling. During the last 8 minutes, it got more insane with every song that I recongized from him like In My Mind (Le Shuuk & BEBO Remix) by Dynoro & Gigi D’Agostino, Thank You (Not So Bad) by Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike & Tiësto & W&W ft. Dido, and he told his fans to wrapped the show with Mockingbird by Tiësto & Gabry Ponte. I got lifted up the energy for Club Music which I was so drunk and got trippy for all of the energy on the dance floor and took so much time to enjoy the memory of Ultra Festival Miami. It was the best highlight of Friday Night which i’ll never forget Tiësto’s show for his creative and entertainment of excitement.

Lastly before they wrapped up Friday Night’s Show it was Slander and I loved Slander since 2020 during the height of the Pandemic. I was excited to see them which they started off with Wish I Could Forget by Slander, Blackbear and Bring Me the Horizon and took a hard dubstep vibe with You Don’t Even Know Me. When I was about to have corn chips with sour cream, I was like oh Biscuits because I spilled a small portion of it show I cleaned up the rug to get rid of the crumbs. I went back to the dance floor when Blood on Me came out after a good quick snack. I finally stopped and waved my arms as Keep U Warm by SLANDER & William Black feat. Jordan Shaw played for a great ILLENIUM Vibe type of song. When Back to U by Slander played, I was amped up for the song because I used to love that song. While Stinger by RL Grime & ISOxo was about to started, the screen showed the Doppler radar of the other 4 divisions of Ultra Fest along side of MainStage of the Main Stage which the others like Worldwide, Megastructure, The Cove and Livestage. Then Slander brought in a special guest from Poo Bear and explained to him about their new song together with Nikademis and its Tomorrow Will Never Happens. Poo Bear also said “Happy Birthday Ultra” which it was cool. It was a nice surprise to hear the song which I would definitely get it when it release on the streaming platform. It also started raining as the song started throughout the rest of the show. After a thank you visitor from Poo Bear, they played my favorite song Love is Gone by Slander and Dylan Matthew. For Some reason, I loved when Dylan Matthew appears in every song of Slander because he has a voice of an angel from sad melodic tune into a mashup hard drop of the Beats of Dubstep and Electric. I sang it through the top of my head as the main verse came for the song. I stomped the Dance floor when the beats dropped and move my head back and fourth. Then they played a sad version of Love is Gone to make it more variety for a beautiful melody. Then they played Walk on Water by Slander with RØRY and Dylan Matthew and it has that dubstep energy and I was head boping and crazed the energy. As Slander stoped the show for a moment, Derek Andersen and Scott Land of Slander wanted to thank the fans for supporting them in those 10 years of music from an incredible journey. When they played Superhuman, there was fireworks when they dropped the beats and wowed the fans and wrapped it up to mash up with Redemption by RIOT and released the fireworks to hyped up the fans and myself. The show end with them putting the mic up in the air for a group photo which it was the best way to wrap up the show for Friday’s Highlights.

It was disappointing that the show ended early because of the Rain and thunderstorms just for the safety for the people who actually went to the show in person.

Saturday

When I was ready to started the show, I started off with Kill Safari and played many types of Bass Music like Dubstep, Drum n Bass, Bangers and all kinds of heavy bass music. Oringally, Sub Focus was supposed to take over the show, but his flight from New York to Miami get cancelled so he was lucky to take Sunday’s Show which Kill Safari took over his original time slot since Sub Focus couldn’t make it.

When Gryffin came out, I was happy to see him on the stage, I got my coffee and bar to hyped up my Saturday. I started getting the energy when he played his famous song Body Back by Gryffin ft. Maia Wright while the voice was acappella, the wisdom of the song gives me that sneery of the vibes. As Griffin played It’s That Time (Dimension Remix), I was surprised that he brought Drum n Bass which I thought this would be a great opportunity to bring in Drum n Bass to America. I was dancing the vibes to use my happy feet to gain the momentum. When Gryffin played LEFT TO RIGHT (Subsonic Remix) by Odd Mob of Brisbane, Queensland, I dance myself switching from the left to the right and it was insane. Then he played All You Need to Know by Slander and Gryffin which it was a nice heartwarming song while it explains the life of the good and bad. Surprisingly Zohara came to the stage and sang her new song which I was happy to see her for the first time in over 4 years and I danced along with it because one day it will be my favorite song when it comes out. While the song played, the drone showed the view of the Bayfront Park Miami and the MainStage of Ultra Festival. Parts of the before he released his latest song What Took You So Long by Gryffin & Armin van Burren came on to the stage, I took a relaxing break watching the view and took some nice moments of the Ultra Fest having another beer and checking out my collection of my shelves to line up for the Ultra Fest. When he announced his new song, I went back to the show and sing along with the words which it was cool. Afterwards, during my last 15 minutes of Gryffin, he added all of his best songs and did a shuffle of 2 versions of his songs which started off Best is Yet to Come by Gryffin which he add the original soundtrack and then did a remix version of that song which it was incredible for someone this talented. He played Just For A Moment one for (VIP) and the other one is the (Myon ‘Summer Of Love’ Mix). The view of Miami was beautiful, even with the sunset. I was dancing in general while bring the house music of the song Last of Us by Gryffin and Pospstar Rita Ora. When he was about to play Feel Good by Gryffin, Illenium and Daya, surprisingly another guest came underneath the backstage and it was Illenium and I screamed him because I just saw him as my first EDM Concert at Barclays Center. As the tempo goes faster, fireworks were taken over the show and I jumped up and down and it was a great show.

Afterwards, I changed the channel to Worldwide known as 2nd Division Stage which its home to the Dubstep, Drum n Bass and all of the famous DJ’s who are half as famous the DJs from the MainStage. I started off with Hedex for a nice half hour before switching to Hardwell, I danced to Post Man and I chanted like the Soccer Hooligans. When he played Liquor and Cigarettes by Chase and Status, I was hyped up like insane because it was high pitched like on the radio and I chanted at the beats of “Da da da da da da da da da”. He also played Move Your Body (Hedex Remix) by Öwnboss, Sevek, Hedex and I was twisting and shouting out to the beats. Afterwards, I stand along watching the fans sing along until Everybody came out which that was also a popular Drum n Bass song at Festivals.

When I was ready to switch back to the MainStage Show I took some highlights of Dutch DJ Hardwell as I first heard him in Everytime We Touch (Mashup) and it brings me that Pop Music Vibe of the 2000s. Then Hardwell played Coldplay’s most famous song Vaia La Vida (Hardwell & Olly James Mix) by Coldplay and it was more exciting that the song raised the pitch like on the radio. I sing along to the chorus because I wanted to live the moment. As he blast the music of big-room house, techno, progressive house, and electro-house genres, it was his style of music to get the fans amped up. Then Armin van Burren came on to the Stage as the Dutch DJ duos worked together for the song Follow the Night which it was cool. I jumped up and down while clapped my hands for an exciting moment. He was able to contiued some insane tunes as Armin van Burren left the stage and it was an inspiring moment for Hardwell to share the love and support of his fans to keep the night going. Then he played All of Lights (Hardwell Edit) and I jumped up and down like crazy hyped like I almost wanted to stomped my feet for Stumpest. I chanted “Stumpfest” as the beats dropped as a fast pace. It was a cool experience viewing Miami on a Saturday Night.

Afterwards, I watched all of the random artists of 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Division of the Ultra Miami Festival before tuning to Excision, I took a dinner break while I checked the artists around the place.

When I tuned to Excision, I first remembered that it started off with Feel Good Inc. (Hairitage Remix) by Gorillaz and it reminds me of a famous alternative rock song. When Wawa Boom Tool Fuck That Shit vs. Country Riddim vs. Somewhere (KRKN Edit) by Henry Fong vs. Vengaboys vs. Party Favor vs. HOL! vs. Walldakid, It was insane and more insane that Shrek came out of nowhere and scared the audience as the bass drops of an heavy tone. By the time Lose Control (Acappella) by MEDUZA X Becky Hill X Goodboys, it was outstanding of a good Dubstep Show. Then I watched Excision resumed his show as I sing Numb by CELO ft. Micah Martin. When ILLENIUM came out for a surprise, I was excited to see him again as soon he was about to play Feel Something by Excision & ILLENIUM ft. I Prevail. I sing along the words when ILLENIUM showed up because I loved having him at Ultra as a surprised guess even though he wasn’t on the main list, he was able to the surprise Artist of the year. Fireworks blasted off and I did some headbangers when the Dubstep Beats arrived. Then he played some Drum n Bass which the song was Baddadan by Status and Chase which he changed it to Dubstep style which it was something I wasn’t expecting to get. Has he was getting some hardstyle Dubstep, the Camera showed the view of Bayfront Park Miami at Night which it was beautiful. After a quick break to watch Chase and Status, I came back just in time to finish off Excision’s show by listening to Don’t Look Down (Hold On) by Excision & Wooli & Codeko and it was a great song. I did some headbangers as the bass drops for dubstep style. During the last 5 minutes he played every song that’s based on Heavy Dubstep Metal and I did a lot of head banging. The show wrapped up with Excision himself and the view of Bayfront Park Miami.

Afterwards, I switched to the Worldwide Stage to watch Chase and Status perform their show and I started off to dance when they played Selecta and I whistling the dancefloor and it was nice moment. Afterwards I danced to the best song Liquor and Cigarettes which I bounced on the floor and took my energy until then.

When I switched back to the main stage after the last 15 minutes of Excision, it was time for my favorite highlight of the show Martin Garrix, because he was the main reason that he helped Mainstream Top 40 with some of his songs which Animals was first song to bring major success in Late 2013 to Early 2014. When Martin Garrix started off at Ultra Miami Festival, he first played Empty (Intro Edit) because it was the song and introduced the fans for coming to the 2024 Miami Ultra Festival. I danced to the music and watched the sky view of Miami, Florida while Martin Garrix played some songs to open up the energy. Then I danced on the dancefloor when he played his classic favorite Virus (How About Now) by Martin Garrix & MOTi ft. Jenny Wahlström. When he played Hurricane vs. Fade Into Darkness (Mashup) by Martin Garrix & Sentinel vs. Avicii & Andreas Moe, I sing along with the crowd for a beautiful view of the night sky and the fireworks. Then, I danced to Someone You Love (Martin Garrix & Matisse & Sadko Remix) by Lewis Capaldi, which I heard of that remix when I listened to Sirius XM BPM. By the time Follow by Martin Garrix & Zedd ft. Emily Warren came up on the lineup, I was eager to danced to the song. Marin Garrix deiced to add Jungle (Arcando Remix) by ALOK & The Chainsmokers ft. Mae Stephens, while Scared to Be Lonely by Dua Lipa and Martin Garrix was acappella which the beat was nice fast paced to dance on the dancefloor getting drunk and laughing at the moment. When Waiting for Love by Avicii came up next, I was happy and shed a tear because it really means it to the world that I missed Avicii so much as my first EDM Artist to bring in Success into Pop Music. I danced along with the crowd and applauded for the Symphony. As he played Starlight (Keep Me Afloat) by Martin Garrix & DubVision ft. Shaun Farrugia and High on Life by Martin Garrix feat. Bonn, I sang to both songs and I realized that the two songs has a similar tone which it has a beauty and I sing it out of my heart to know the words. I saw fireworks and it was beautiful. When Martin Garrix played Animals, Breach (Walk Alone) by Martin Garrix & Blinders ft. Ilsey Juber and Summer Days by Martin Garrix ft. Macklemore & Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy, it was an incredible way of all genres to fit in his stlye of EDM which Animals was my song that I got hyped up. In the last 10 minutes he did alot a songs that mashed up togtehr which my favorite highlight was Gold Skies by Sander van Doorn & Martin Garrix & DVBBS & Aleesia and In the Name of Love by Martin Garrix & Bebe Rexha. Afterwards, I fell in my bed because I was getting wasted from all of the drinking but I got back up again while Martin Garrix showed his audience his latest song Carry You by Martin Garrix & Third Party ft. Oaks & Declan J Donovan. It was a nice mellow song which adds the energy to the crowd. When he told his fans it was his last song of the show, he played Wherever You Are (Outro Edit) by Martin Garrix & DubVision ft. Shaun Farrugia. When the song was about to start, Shaun Farrugia came in for a surprised to lay his last song and released all of the fireworks before the end of the show. It was the best show of my highlight for Saturday’s Highlight.

When I was started to get tired I lay in bed to watch Seven Lions play in action and I started off with Island by Seven Lions, Trivecta, and Wooli (feat. Nevve). He even played an alternative rock song before dropping the beats. When ILLENIUM came back again as he appeared for Seven Lions latest song Not Even Love along side with

Lastly, David Guetta took over the show to wrapped up Saturday’s Highlight of the MainStage, but I watched it until I fell asleep.

Sunday

Before I started my last day of a virtual Tour to Ultra Festival of Miami, I watched the Webcam of Bayfront Park and it so interesting to see the people and cars passing by from the view.

When I was ready to watch the last day of the Ultra Miami Festival, the show started off with Nora en Pure and I danced to some of her songs. While I was getting ready, I had my cafe to open up a coffee station and beer station.

When I was about to check out the Worldwide Channel, there was good list of Drum n Bass shows like Bou was the starter and it was already awesome because the songs are in high pitch like on the radio. I started off when I made it just in time to hear Nokia Riddem by Bou which I get excited because I remembered that song, then he played Lazerbeam (Blanke’s ÆON Remix) by Tay Volpe. During the first few moments he chanted his fans to yell “Hell Yeah”. Then Bou played In the City by Bassstripper and I was dancing along with the rest of the fans in the audience. Afterwards, I FaceTime Chrstine about my virtual trip to Miami which I was Miami for a cool nickname. I told her that saw a lot of artists on the stage and it was incredible. Then I saw a fan carried Green Man to wave up in the air and I thought it was so creative to create a stick of man with green outfits to keep the crowd entertained. I danced to some of the famous Drum n Bass songs and danced through the afternoon.

I was thrilled to watch Andy C. & Tonn Piper perform at the Worldwide Stage as I knew all of his songs would be in high pitch, just like they are on the radio. While Andy C mixes the tracks and inserts additional songs to keep things fresh, Tonn Piper makes announcements to the audience. I haven’t seen Tonn Piper on a big screen since I was watching Aktive’s Full Hour Show at Rampage Renege for my dance workout. I merely followed the music while dancing for the first five minutes, until Wilkinson’s “This Moment,” which I knew all the words to despite the fact I was reciting them wildly. After that, I simply assumed control of the energy and used the hardstyle Drum n Bass rhythm to hear every song, even Chase and Status’s “Baddadan.” Andy C must be really skilled and have experience in the drum and bass industry since he has been adding a lot of songs to blend in with the tune every minute or every two tracks in a minute. I was completely enthralled with the jumpup, techstep, darkstep, nu jumpup, drumstep, brostep, and dancefloor of Drum n Bass (which is my kind of energy) when Andy C played Illuminate by Sub Focus x Wilkinson and the combined songs of Sub Focus and Wilkinson’s independent songs. I then took a brief take a moment to watch Oliver Heldens before returning to hear Sub Focus’s “Off the Ground,” which had me jump up and down because of the jumpup bass. By the time Andy C played leavemealone by Fred again.. & Baby Keem, Tonn Piper did the chant of “Everybody Everybody Everybody” and turned up the bass. When Andy C played Hands in the Air VIP by Mozey and turned it up on the floor to dance, I was able to recover because of the energy. I also had a large cup of coffee, which helped with the caffeine by brining the energy on the dancefloor.

When the song Liquor and Cigarettes by Status and Chase, I screamed for the words to amped up the energy level. I still a well damn job for keeping my dancefloor the most energetic zone outside of the fans in the audience at Miami. Afterwards, I did a fast mode dance from So much in love (Sub Focus Remix) by D.O.D. I was overjoyed because I knew every lyrics to the song Disconnect by Chase & Status x Becky Hill as soon as it started playing. I felt as though I had involved the audience in “If We Dis” Quote from Tonn Piper: “What” As the fans sang “Connect We ain’t gotta be aligned We can redirect Everything that’s on our minds, let it go Change up your frequency, and You’ll see how easily you’ll disconnect From everything that’s on your mind, I blasted the energy and I was experiencing the best moment of my life as I explored the day and learned about EDM with my knowledge of the music of Drum n Bass. I did again with the main verse and danced it like it was getting hot and my body was getting sweaty from the energy of over dancing. I was ready to slowly fade the energy with some headbangers as Miss you (Georgie riot remix) by Southstar played. I was shaking my hip and did the twist until Back to your roots 2021 by Friction came in which I was dancing my feet off. Tonn Piper wanted to thank the audience profusely for their support during the last two minutes of the show. He was going to close it out with War Pigs (Deep Notion bootleg) by Black Sabertooth, – Sientelo by Camo & Krooked, and Rock It (Wilkinson Remix) by Sub Focus. To finish the evening, Tonn Piper had performed all three of the songs. I was swaying to the heightened beat of Sientelo and Rock It (Wilkinson Remix).

When I was able to move back to the MainStage, I watched Oliver Heldens in action, I started off watching the view of Bayfront Park of sunny Miami Florida. I also enjoyed the show girls that these women did the performance in front of the Main Stage. At one point, Armin van Burren came in for a surprised which it was cool. I decide the to hype up the moment for a late comeback by starting off with Rhyme Dust (Dimension Remix) by Dom Dolla as the water sprinkler got the every front of audience wet including the dancers on the front stage. Oliver Heldens was able to wrap up the show with his famous song Gecko (Ocverdrive) by Oliver Heldens and Becky Hill.

Afterwards, I went on a dance break and listened to Camelphat on Megastructure which known as a 3rd Division Stage. It was mostly Tech House and smooth dance with less action. I took a 10 minute viewing event.

When my dance break was done, I watched Dimension on the WorldWide Stage. When I was ready to do a dance-off, it started off with DJ Turn It Up by Dimension which it was a nice fast paced Jumpup for Drum n Bass. I also danced to Solar System by Sub Focus from the amazing moment of experiencing the atmosphere. While Dimension was smoking a cigarette, he played Offender by Dimension and it has that Sub Focus vibe. I decided to increse the dancefloor moment from Dead Limit by Noisia to Rhyme Dust (Dimension Remix) by Dom Dolla. I rocked up the moment when he played Numb (Dimension/Metrik Bootleg) by Linkin Park and I sing the words from a classic alternative rock song into a Drum n Bass bootleg, which it was interesting. Afterwards, he played Miss You (Georgie Riot Remix) by Oliver Tree which I did a small dance movement. I gained the momentum when Dimension played Dashstar (ÆON:MODE Bootleg) by Knock2. I sing the words of harmony when he played Where Do We Go by Dimension.

As soon I finished watching Dimension, I tuned in back to MainStage as the top Divison Stage to see Afrojack in action and I started off with Take It Off by FISHER & Aatig, which it was nice fast paced House Music song. I was also watched the fans enjoyed the moment while the camera took the sky view of the whole Ultra Festival by the surrounding area of Bayfront Park Miami. I saw some boats and jet skis watching the view so they watch the show for free which it was cool to see everyone to enjoy the show even if some can’t physically enter the show but find alternate spots to watch the show while relaxing with the best view of the Biscayne Bay. The sunset view was gorgeous while Afrojack introduce DnB to the Main Stage to think its amazing much as House Music. As the sun sets in Miami, I heard great classic song Turn up the Speakers by Afrojack and Martin Garrix which it had the Big Room House Music which it was stumped me for the foot to hype up the energy. Then Afrojack did a multi song mashup which it was incredible for a longtime DJ to be this creative for House Music. The mashup lasts all the way to another great throwback Take Over Control (Antoine Delvig & AFROJACK Edit) by Afrojack ft. Eva Simons. He did a mini mashup of the greatest 13/14 songs like Ten Feet Tall vs. Bounce Generation (Chasner & NLW Edit) by Afrojack ft. Wrabel vs. TJR & VINAI. When he played If I Lose Myself (Acappella) by OneRepublic and then – Reload by Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash ft. John Martin which it was an intense mashup. The whole crowd got excited included myself when I heard Avicii’s song Hey Brother which it just turn 10 years which it continued the house music energy until the very end to wrap it up with Sky Full of Starts by Coldplay and Afrojack for an I.D song which may come out soon that relates the beats of Sky Full of Stars. Fireworks blasted off after when Afrojack told his fans that “How are you Feeling Ultra Miami”. He lastly thanked his fans for the love and support of EDM to Miami.

I was ready and relaxed so I was ready to get the best highlight of Sunday Night and it was Armin van Burren the Dutch DJ who loved having Trance Music to his House Music Style. He started off with some of his interesting songs like Sound of You while showing the skyvirw of Miami and it was most beautiful scenery of dusk by the showing the life on a Sunday Night. When he played is surprise song Secret Potion has he switched the pitch higher from regular to high as the radio even though which it hasn’t been released yet, I immediately fell in love with the song and sing the words. When Armin van Burren told his fans “Ultra How are you Feeling?” I was excited and raise my arms sideways as the song played and clapped my hands as the crowd does. The fireworks light it up whixh it was clouds of smoke since it hasn’t been fully dark yet. I blasted my energy and stumpfest the dancefloor when he played Forever (Club Mix) and did the fingers of sideways has he did “da da da” for the quote of Forever. He announced “If Your Ready for That State of Trance Make Some Noise” I was living the wildest dream while having a cup of coffee to caffeinated up my energy like living the moment of House Music. I hoped around my room as the beats drop. I was ready to relax the energy level when Get Low as played and danced to the rhythm. Then I saw him light up the glow and fire on the Main Stage which it was cool like I’d experienced at ILLENIUM. I was ready to danced to the beats when he played On and On and got me into the grove. Afterwards, I waved my arms out when he played “This is What it Feels Like” because that was my first song to remember from Armin van Burren during the Summer of 2013, even though it was minor for Mainstream Top 40 but it was already a major song in the Electronic and Dance Music Charts. I wowed the view and the stage as he dropped the beat of the song with the lights and fire and fireworks.

When Armin van Burren talked about a special guest, he loved the artist growing up and introduced the legendary Bon Jovi and it was interesting to see him on the stage. After playing song with Bon Jovi, another guest popped up and it was Gryffin which I was surprised to see him on the stage and showed his fans that he collaborate with Armin van Burren which the song was call What Took You So Long. I did a nice dance of trance music as night falls to the city of Miami. The scenery of Miami at night was beautiful and colorful. When he played Blah Blah Blah, I was turned my hyper mode into a durnk insanity of laughter. I was having a great time and the fireworks were booming like crazy and took the dancefloor and the room was getting hotter and hotter so I did the savage mode. When he announced his fans “Ultra Thank you so much” I was amazed with his style of the show. When he asked his fans to wave their hands sideways, I did it like a game for follow the leader and I couldn’t stop laughing when the game was too fast and spin myself in circles until the drop. He played In and Out by Armin van Burren feat. Sharon den Adel and it was a fabulous way to wrap up the show with a little drum n bass and fireworks and lights of insanity. During the last round of the move, the song got faster and the energy level got quicker and nailed the dancefloor. It was the best show of the night and a great way to wrap up the weekend’s show on the Main Stage.

I went back to the WorldWide Stage and listen to the last 15 minutes of Black Tiger Sex Machine, they played some heavy dubstep which I knew some of the songs which it was cool to extend the music of heavy beats.

While I was annoyed that Calvin Harris didn’t wanna be the artist the wrap up the Main Stage livestream, I decided to watch 2 reruns like Madeon B2B San Holo of Saturday’s Nights Show and Fisher’s Show from 2022. It started off when both French DJ and Producer Madeon with Dutch DJ and Producer San Holo got an interview with with See the Light and it was cool to see the fans jammed packed at Live Stage which is the 5th Divison Stage. It got the energy going when he played Turn off the lights by Fred again & Swedish House Mafia feat. Future and tuned up with One More Time by Daftpunk which helped resumed by energy level so I forget about the controversy issue. I felt alot better when Madeon and San Holo did a mashup of Satisfaction (San Holo Remix) by Benny Benassi and Kids (L I F E / L I N E Bootleg) by MGMT. When they played I Just Need (San Holo Remix) by Daniel Allan ft. Lyrah I just danced to the song because I just started playing that song when I went back to Sirius XM’s BPM as a regular fan weekly. I just decide to dance along with the audience and Madeon thanked his fans to make feel like he is actually on stage. He made it more entertaining by making the song more bass to sound more Dubstep. Then they played Feel So Close (DENNETT Re-Colour) by Calvin Harris and it gives me goosebumps about loving that song. By the time they played Language (Anki Bootleg Remix) by Porter Robinson ft. Bright Lights, it gives me that Forza Horizon vibe and I was pumped for the nostalgia memory because it was the life of being a teenager. When they played All My Friends (Club Edit), it gives me the moment that I used to hear it all the time during the Summer of 2019. By the time San Holo told his fans that he did a remix of Better Off Alone (San Holo Remix) by Alice Deejay and it was fired up. I also remembered that some of my House Music had that similar tune like Jax Jones I won’t Forget You and others that had a similar tune. When they played We Rise (VIP) I was getting that late 2017 vibe to remember when House Music was a huge thing in the world of Electronic Music. To wrapped up the show Madeon vs. San Holo did the last 5 minutes getting a whole mashup song like Lift Me From The Ground vs. Shelter vs. Light vs. All My Friends (Madeon & San Holo Live Mashup). It was a nice slow variety of their songs to the most amazing fast beats to energized the crowd and took it away with the zoom of beats for the last 90 seconds of the show and ended with a normal zoom to a very slow zoom which the crowd cheered for them after they left the stage.

Wrapped up the Main Show of the Ultra Miami Festival of 2024 .

Since I had a full energy left which I felt bad for Fisher that he hadn’t got his show to wrapped up Friday Night’s Show due to the servere thunderstorms and a minor tornado outside the Miami Metro, I decided to honor him by getting a Rerun from Fisher at Ultra Miami Festival of 2022. When the clock strikes 15 past 11:00 which is close to Midnight, it was time to show Fisher the DJ Producer and Comedian to hop underneath the backage to get on the stage and shouted it our for “MIAMI” I was cheering for him which it started off with My Beat (Accapella) by Blaze feat. Palmer Brown vs Palm Beach Banga by Fisher. I was shuffling my grove when he combined the two songs to make House Music Work and then chanted “Fish Fish Fish”. Then he played You Little Beauty and I kept singing You Got Me Burnin and light up the energy on the dancefloor which I went to the bar to finish my Corona and Calypso Beer. During some of the his performance he did a lot of waving his arm around the stage and did some entertainment to make the show hilarious. Some of beats may be a little crazy and repetitive at times but he however did a good job keeping the show running. When he played Deceiver by Chris Lake & Green Velvet, I was ready to get back to get back to dancing on the dancefloor and shook my hips sideways and did the shuffle. In the meantime, Fisher did his comedy of the hour at the camera and did the tongue at a fast paced and did hand flow up and down and mouthed out the camera “What You Talk About” and wrapped it up with his usual laughter while the audio of the music took over. After a good 5 minutes of Deceiver, he played It’s a Killa which I continued his Entertainment of the fun. Then he played a random song from his Spring Break Video of Ultra Miami 2022 that was instagram so I danced to it with the cool beats of House Music. While Fisher had his beer, he did the ahhhhh while sticking his tongue at a fast paced, I cracked out laughing with the funny stunts. Meanwhile, I was grooving to the beats and I saw some beautiful women taking charge of the main stage with getting wet while water was coming out of the sprayhole. It reminded me of the time when I water at the spray park. She was entertaining the crowd while stripping the dancefloor of fun. Then Fisher played Just Feels Tight, I was dancing from sideways and twisted myself to the right and the left while the fire sparked up and the dancer walked through the spray park to entrain her movements. Meanwhile, Fisher shouted out “Banana” which was the word of the 3rd Quarter of the full hour show. I went back to the energy as I got exhausted from being drunk and feeling awesome and danced to the beat when he played the song “World, Hold On (Fisher rework)” as he led through the beats. During the last 7 minutes, Fisher quickly stopped the music and told everyone “Miami thank you for having Me” While the audience included myself it has cheered for Fisher for having this terrific show. Then he did a mashup of Operator (Ring Ring) by Chris Lake Feat. Dances With White Girls vs Losing It by Fisher and I had a blast for the energy while lasting the song to the beats. During the Final Quarter of the Hour he shouted “Still F**king Work” and everyone cheered for Fisher the quote of the last 5 minutes of the show. When he drops the beat before repeated “I’m losing It” I tapped my feet as fast as possible and Fisher did some turns while he walked back and fourth and waved his arms to the crowd. Fireworks has blasted to the air and dominated the last moment of the show. Then Fisher got a towel and put it on his head because it was getting hot and sweaty. While Fisher was about to wrap his show up, he wanted to take a quick photo and I took a selfie in front of the big screen to remember the Weekend of my virtual of Miami Ultra Festival of 2024. Fisher lastly, put his arms up and down to hyped up the crowd which that was his way of saying goodbye to the crowd. To me, that was a best alternative way to wrapped up the Sunday and the Weekend Show of the 2024 Miami Ultra Festival.

The overall experience was great because the diversity of fans and artists around the Globe to see the Entertainment of Electronic Music to increase the interest and promote new sub genres of EDM in the United States. I would be happy to see it again next year for the 25th Anniversary Show from March 28 to March 30 of 2025.