Festival season has officially begun. Whether you’ll be spending it beach-side, against the backdrop of snow, or knee-deep in mud, 2023’s global circuit is one of the busiest we’ve ever seen, littered with the names of some of the best festival experiences the world has to offer.
One name that certainly sits in the top tier of global festivals is Outlook.
Having set the standard for bass music events for the past 15 years, Outlook is one of the most respected names in festival circles, delivering an annual multi-day experience devoted to sound system culture in Croatia.
Now, the evolution of Outlook’s legacy brings it back home to London, offering a brand new festival concept, unlike anything the city has seen before.
With the festival just over three weeks away, we sat down with James Rice, one of the key persons involved in bringing Outlook to life, for an inside look at Project 6.
What’s the concept behind Project 6?
Project 6 brings a slice of what we at Outlook love; weighty sounds and live electronic music performed by some of our favorite artists, labels, and collectives from across the scene.
Think legendary heritage acts side-by-side with some of the scene’s most exciting breakthrough producers and DJs – all crammed into one wicked day party in South London and ten nighttime sessions across the city in some of our best-loved clubs and on some treasured dance floors.
How was this realized, and who was involved in bringing it together?
The festival is a collaborative project between Outlook, Undivide, FreeFromSleep, and a handful of other partners we work with connected to the London clubbing scene and beyond.
We were offered an opportunity to take a space at South London’s Brockwell Live series and jumped at the chance to bring what we do to London, our hometown, and a place we have a deep musical connection with.
Working with the other event partners (Wide Awake, Cross The Tracks, City Splash, and more) we’re able to add to the existing series and present a…
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