#abiggiganticdifference

One of the Duos of the Generation 🙌🏾🎷🎶 couldn’t be more hype they’re at @moonrisefest this year! #Repost @moonrisefest with @get_repost ・・・ Big Gigantic is back for Moonrise Festival 2019! Saxophonist/producer, Dominic Lalli and drummer, Jeremy Salken, are veterans of blending electronic dance music with their live instruments to create Big G's truly unique sound. Big Gigantic crosses all styles of music from jazz to hip hop, funk to dubstep. Lalli wrote, “Now more than ever, we need to come together and work towards a brighter future for us, our children and for the human race as a whole.” The album, Brighter Future, was released in 2016 and features Waka Flocka Flame, Logic, Cherub, and Griz. The singles “The Little Things" feat. Angela McCluskey and “All Of Me” feat. renowned rapper Logic have received national acclaim, with over 3 million downloads and 75+ million streams. In 2017 Brighter Future was re-released as a deluxe double album with remixes of all original Brighter Future songs by artists from Kill The Noise and Mat Zo, to Kasbo and The Funk Hunters. Big Gigantic tracks have landed sync placements across the advertising spectrum from the 2017 Apple MacBook Pro reveal, to HBO season teasers, to Cinnamon Toast Crunch and McDonalds Commercials, film trailers, and sports coverage including Wimbledon, the Indy 500, NBA, NHL, and MLB. 2018 saw the release of numerous collaborations with renowned and respected artists across genres including Snails, Party Pupils, Louis The Child, a remix of Foster The People, and the most recent track “Like That” with NGHTMRE out on Mad Decent. Big Gigantic also leaves a footprint for positive change through their #ABigGiganticDifference initiative, enacting change with fundraising and donations to valuable charities. Get your tickets today at our link in bio! Tell us your favorite Big Gigantic track and comment #watchthemoonrise for a chance to win Moonrise prizes! - #moonrisefestival #baltimore #steezpromo #glow #edm #summerfestivals #festivalseason #summer2019 #dubstep #housemusic #trapmusic #maryland #bassmusic #headbangers #musicfestival #biggigantic (at Pimlico Race Course) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxullrvBc8r/?igshid=s4m8z6mwm0xo

Hello friends!! My name is Luna, I have the extreme honor of being a Lil G for my absolute favorite band, Big Gigantic! What that means essentially is we try and make sure every one has the absolute best, most safe time at Big G’s live shows, and overall spreading positive vibes and making #ABigGiganticDifference in the world. My goal is to give back some of these positive vibes to the LGBTQIA community! I am openly transgender and have been going through the process of transition for about 17 months! Each day has it’s struggles and people can be really rude sometimes but honestly if you’re confused about your gender or orientation in anyway, I’m here to tell you that’s completely ok! I spent years completely unsure of myself and eventually I tried to repress these feelings. It slowly ate away at me and turned to resentment toward myself and depression until finally one morning, I just knew that I couldn’t compromise who I knew myself to be anymore. I started taking steps toward accepting myself and again, this is something I still struggle with but is it worth it? I’d have to go with an emphatic yes! I know sometimes it can be scary, and for safety reasons people can’t always come out of the closet. But it does, truly get better. I don’t regret this one bit and being able to live as my authentic self is so gratifying. I’m so more happier than I was this time a year ago. Maybe you can see from my pictures that over the last year my smile has become brighter and bigger. While it can be challenging to apply in theory, I promise it isn’t worth compromising yourself for the sake of the opinions of everyone else. The EDM music scene means a lot to me, I’ve met so many good friends and just learned to be myself, through this scene I came into contact with my beloved ‘A Big Gigantic Family’. These cool cats have always accepted me, accepted everyone. As long as you bring a positive attitude, you’re in our family. They taught me to be unapologetically myself and just not even worry how others see me. I’ve had so many opportunities and make so many connections thanks to the ABGF. And thats what is truly important, those that DO accept you and DO love you for who you are, how you identify or who you love. The true friends and family in your life are the ones that love and stand by you through it all and have your back unconditionally when it gets rough. We’re the Big Gigantic Fam and we’re here to make #ABigGiganticDifference. For me that means speaking out on what I believe, spreading awareness and education about the lgbtqia community. I continue to be myself each day and I’ve never been happier in my own skin.