At the 2015 edition of Dirtybird Campout — the summer-camp-themed music festival hosted by the house music legend, Claude VonStroke—50 whimsically garbed ravers (none of whom have slept) are congregated in front of a small wooden hut. After a long day and night of partying, the sun is rising over the Southern California mountains.
But during this early morning set where rain trickled down in anticipation of an impending shower, VonStroke wasn’t playing house music. Instead, he put together an open-format set featuring a collection of funk, drum & bass, and hip-hop classics like “Buggin’ Out,” by A Tribe Called Quest.
Throughout that weekend, the Bass Lodge stage
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