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Gallery: Far Out Fest 2019
Lauren Reiner opened Far Out Fest playing her own original songs and a cover of Taylor Swift’s ‘’Fearless.’’
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Eshan Kumar, a fourth-year bioengineering student, blew bubbles while watching Far Out Fest performances.
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Jherz had high energy as he performed ‘’In My Feelings Interlude’’ and ‘’Why We Get High.’’
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Accompanied by her band, UCLA alumna Isabel ‘’Bel’’ Whelan performed covers and her own original melodies.
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Third-year political science student Pragathi Guruprasad got the audience involved by having them clap along as she sang.
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Eva B. Ross, a former Spring Sing winner, was accompanied by her band as she rocked out on her guitar with original songs.
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Singer and songwriter Chel took to the stage and performed her new single “Amen.”
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USC student Amir Kelly, accompanied by his fellow musicians, sang a cover of “Love Galore” by SZA.
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Adobe House consists of singers, rappers and producers.
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Adobe House came to fruition when a group of sophomores at the University of Arizona moved into a house together and started producing their own music.
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Collar John solo raps with other Adobe House member FanningSystems, both of whom are from Southern California.
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Danish Faizi is a rapper and producer for Adobe House from Pakistan who provided stylistic flow learned from international iterations of rap.
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Fourth-year biology student Cole Heramb sings alongside vocalist Mariah Hill as UCLA graduate student Reese Rose plays the flute.
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Heramb strums his guitar as smoke sporadically rises in the background.
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Dark Dazey’s Mariah Hill sang front and center.
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UCLA-based band Dark Dazey’s flutist Reese Rose performed flute solos throughout the set.
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Based in Santa Ana, California, hip hop and jazz quintet Apollo Bebop featured guitarist Chris Trimmer.
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