Much like Peggy M. stated on Facebook, we are still grinning from ear-to-ear like the Cheshire cat over the epic and moving experience of Electronic Opus. Words can’t describe how amazing the night was and a mere thank you just isn’t enough.

BT performed to a sold out crowd at the Adrienne Arsht Center of Performing Arts in downtown Miami on Sunday, March 29th taking us on a journey through nature, beauty, and relaxation. We danced. We cried. And danced some more to the full orchestra, electronic beats, captivating vocals, and stunning LED visuals.

Successfully crowd-funded by Kickstarter and produced by the TanZ Group, Electronic Opus, in a phrase, was simply stunning, creating audial and visual beauty that touched the souls of everyone in attendance. The giant, one-of-a-kind 3D mapped wall provided by Volvox Labs sat behind the orchestra with over $300,000 worth of projectors to mesmerize us with colorful patterns and images as the night progressed.

With guest appearances by frequent collaborators Christian Burns and Jes, the night ended on an emotional high with “Satellite,” one of BT’s beloved classics, closing out the multi-faceted experience.

We want to give our many thanks to everyone who was a part of the making of Electronic Opus. It was truly an unbelievable journey through sound, body and mind!

Take the multi-faceted talents of BT plus symphony arrangements of his productions, and set it all to a backdrop of custom 3D-mapped projections and holographic displays, and you’ll get Electronic Opus, a one-of-a-kind entertainment experience making its debut during Winter Music Conference this Sunday, March 29th at the Adrienne Arsht Center of Performing Arts in downtown Miami.

Each component of the multimedia show has been re-imagined exclusively for this special endeavor and we’re highlighting the minds that are bringing it all together. We’ve talked about BT, Tommy Tallarico, and the visionary minds over at VolvoxLabs, today, we’re zooming in on the TanZ Group.

A Visual Opus

Based out of Los Angeles, the TanZ Group is a fast-growing entertainment company whose mission is to connect the creative minds in music, film, television, art, and technology with their audiences in exciting new ways. by creating ground-breaking experiences and original projects. The team is comprised of producers, entrepreneurs, technologists, and composers who are passionate about bringing artists and their fans together.

Founded by Sam Krichevsky, Aron Schoenfeld, and Jon Leonardo, these three music lovers have a passion for integrating their creative vision via events around the world – and they’ve done quite a good job of doing so. TanZ has raised a hefty amount of money towards curating live events and even ran one of 2014’s most successful music Kickstarter campaigns for one of them. Take a guess which event that was…

Fun Fact: Tanz is the German word for “dance.” Come TanZ with us at the Adrienne Arsht Center of Performing Arts in downtown Miami this on Sunday, March 29th.

Don’t miss the WMC debut of Electronic Opus on Sunday, March 29th. Tickets are on-sale now, grab yours today!

Electronic Opus is making its debut during Winter Music Conference this Sunday, March 29th at the Adrienne Arsht Center of Performing Artsin downtown Miami. This one-of-a-kind entertainment experience collides the multi-faceted talents of BT with dazzling symphony arrangements pinned against a backdrop of custom 3D-mapped projections and holographic displays.

Each component of the show has been re-imagined exclusively for this special endeavor and we want to highlight the minds bringing it all together. We’ve talked about BT and Tommy Tallarico, up next are the visionary minds over at VolvoxLabs.

A Visual Opus

Based in Brooklyn, NY, VolvoxLabs is a new media design studio with a penchant for creating awe-inspiring experiences by merging cutting-edge technology with organic systems. Bridging the gap between digital and physical realms, the team designs interactive environments by integrating video, sound, architecture and visual effects resulting in mind-bending, immersive environments with responsive geometric forms.

One of of the studio’s more recent endeavors was an AV system programming and stage design for another talented electronic talent – Dubfire. The team created the background animation for the musician’s stunning Live HYBRID tour.

Using 2D and 3D animation, compositing software, and TouchDesigner, the VolvoxLabs team created jaw-dropping visuals with real-time, sound-reactive scenes fused with pre-rendered 3D scenes. On stage, Dubfire stood in the middle of a multi-dimensional screens that was synced with the design concept to generate custom effects and on-the-go manipulation for a unique performance for each show.

We can’t wait to see what the creative visionaries over at VolvoxLabs have in store for us on Sunday, March 29th for WMC debut of Electronic Opus. Tickets are on-sale now, grab yours today!

Taking over the Adrienne Arsht Center of Performing Arts in downtown Miami, the multi-faceted talents of BT collide with dazzling symphony arrangements as Electronic Opus makes its debut at Winter Music Conference.

Opus isn’t just a treat for the ears — the multimedia show also features custom 3D-mapped projections and holographic displays, making for a one-of-a-kind entertainment experience that’s a visual feast for the eyes, as well. Each component of the show has been re-imagined exclusively for this special endeavor and we want to highlight the minds bringing it all together. First, we took a look at a familiar name from the dance music industry, BT, and next up we’ve got veritable idol of the video game world, Tommy Tallarico.

American Gaming Icon

As one of the most successful video game composers in history, Tommy Tallarico has helped revolutionize the gaming world by creating unique audio landscapes to enhance the gaming experience. Most notably, his work on Video Games Live, an interactive concert experience, has sold out venues around the world. With his name credited in over 300 titles, it’s safe to say that he’s a gaming icon – but not just on the musical side of things.

With his in-depth knowledge, love of cutting edge multimedia, and added years of experience, Tommy Tallarico is a great addition to Electronic Opus. Tallarico has worked in many fields of the industry from design to production and writing to testing; not to mention he’s a recognized on-air TV personality and used to play professional ball for the New York Yankees!

Don’t Miss the WMC Debut of Electronic Opus at the Adrienne Arsht Center of Performing Arts this Sunday, March 29th. Tickets are on-sale now.

Taking over the Adrienne Arsht Center of Performing Arts in downtown Miami, the multi-faceted talents of BT collide with dazzling symphony arrangements as Electronic Opus makes its debut at Winter Music Conference.

Opus isn’t just a treat for the ears – the multimedia show also features custom 3D-mapped projections and holographic displays, making for a one-of-a-kind entertainment experience that’s a feast for the eyes as well. Each component of the show has been re-imagined exclusively for this special endeavor and we want to highlight the minds bringing it all together. First up – BT.

An Opus of the Past

BT is a familiar name to dance music fans; the Grammy nominated craftsman has been stretching electronic music to its technical breaking point for two decades, whether it be for his own productions or for his efforts with a variety of other artists like Paul van Dyk, Peter Gabriel, Tori Amos, Depeche Mode, The Roots, and even Madonna.

Having composed original scores for TV and films like The Fast and the Furious and Monster on a variety of instruments, often using instruments that he’s altered himself, BT’s talents go far beyond that of an average producer; he’s a composer, technology enthusiast, multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter too. For Electronic Opus, BT brings his vocal, guitar, pianos, or of course, DJ skills to the main stage.

Don’t miss the WMC debut of Electronic Opus at the Adrienne Arsht Center of Performing Arts on Sunday, March 29th. Tickets are on-sale now, buy your tickets today!

This year, as we celebrate 30 years of Miami’s Winter Music Conference, take a step inside BT’s Electronic Opus where the power of dance music merges with the power of the symphony orchestra. Taking over the Adrienne Arsht Center of Performing Arts in downtown Miami, the show features music from multi-platinum producer BT, re-imagined exclusively for this special endeavor brought to you by the help of Disco Donnie Presents and TanZ Group.

Electronic Opus is a multimedia show the likes of which the world has never seen. Pairing orchestras and dazzling symphony arrangements with the multi-faceted talents of BT; whether it be vocals, guitar, or pianos. And the finest visual production around.

Electronic Opus’ “Apollo” production forms the most ambitious live experience the dance music world has ever seen. Created by the highly sought after, Volvox Labs, the visual spectacle is focused around an unprecedented mixture of volumetric 3D mapping, holographic displays and interactive, motion sensor, and audio reactive technologies.

The 3D-mapped projections will be hosted on a 55′ custom built, topographic and geometric wall, creating a groundbreaking, one of a kind experience. Next, Microsoft’s XBox Kinect program leads the interactive segments of the event, incorporating audio and human gesture reactive visuals to form an explosive, unique entertainment experience. Finally, Volvox labs have created special, never-before-seen, “Magic Glass” displays that one minute are not there, and the next come to life in an explosive display of color and beauty. You do not want to miss this ground breaking achievement!

Join us for Electronic Opus at the Adrienne Arsht Center of Performing Arts on Sunday, March 29th. Tickets are on-sale now, buy your tickets today!