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Stereo: an oasis where music lovers of all kinds congregate. With its glass entrance, modernized bar and the new colours that replaced the underground atmosphere of the main bar downstairs, Stereo has been undergoing a series of changes through the years. On October 8th, 2007, XL and Victor Calderone captivated audiences with their performance in Stereo’s main dance floor. XL was truly remarkable, playing a set of uplifting vocals and tribal beats that provided the perfect introduction to Stereo. His excellent selection of music got people dancing, though there weren’t many at first. Despite Circus holding the official Black & Blue recovery party with Peter Rauhofer across the street, XL managed to leave audiences in anticipation for what Victor Calderone was about to bring to the dance floor. However, what Victor brought to the dance floor wasn’t exactly a welcomed experience. Placing the bar off to the side corner of the room cut off the flow of the dance floor, leaving an empty space where people used to be dancing. The awkward location of the speakers meant most of the people had to either go around the dance floor to get to the back or just go past the dancing crowd, disrupting flow of movement even further. But it was Victor’s own music selection that caused the most confusion at first. Clearly trying to transition his style away from the gay DJ label, Victor played a set that did not fit the vibe of the night. Fortunately, he eventually went back to his tried and true tribal roots and the crowd responded in kind; the energy lifted, the people danced and the music was tailor-made for the occasion. Victor cleverly implemented modern techno and minimal elements to his selection as well, gradually introducing his new image to the crowd. Fortunately, it didn’t take long for people to recognize and appreciate Victor’s talent. As the night progressed, more and more people started flooding in to the dance floor, creating a hot and lively atmosphere. Victor took the opportunity to provide tuneful surprises, playing a track that was heard by D-Formation at Black & Blue the previous night. In the end, Victor proved once again why he is one of the premier DJs today. His ability to convert confusion and boredom into sheer enjoyment showed that he is more than capable of controlling the crowd. That is what makes him Victor CalderoneThere are some improvements a human can make on the above review, nevertheless I'm impressed with the quality of the written blog. I'll try later on to feed ideas to the AI to write a brand new review, and I'll report back the results.
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