“Ah yes, we’re cooking something special on Thur- sday during ADE. They won’t allow me to say more for now. That week is gonna be packed with shows.”


The live shows are made even more vibrant by the X-Clones, diehard fans who dress up like X-Coast, and the quirky tradition of bringing hair clippers to the stage to give spontaneous haircuts.


“People love a good show in general, or anything that’s gonna spice things up during a set—it adds to the performance. But where would we be wi- thout the X-Clones and the X-Tribe—great things happen when all these energies collide and these folx want to be a part of it. Fedoras have beco- me quite a common thing at X-Coast shows this year—makes everyone look stylish.”


THE HEART OF X-COAST: CONNECTION BEYOND THE MUSIC


At the core of X-Coast’s artistry is a connection with his fans.


“X-Coast island is not there for everyone to see. Those who see it, they understand it and get im- mersed by it and never want to leave. Those who don’t, well they’ll never understand what they’re missing out on. I don’t think there’s any personali- ty left in this vessel, I am but a mere instrument of materializing X-Coast’s will on planet Earth.”


The island is alive, ever-evolving, and so is X-Coast. From quirky stage antics to immersive dancefloor experiences, there’s always an element of surpri- se.


Ultimately, The Riviera Collection is more than a collection of tracks—it’s a treasure trove for DJs who know how to wield it.


“In the hands of a skilled DJ, these are artifacts of immense power. Use them wisely.” Each track is a carefully crafted weapon, ready to ignite dance- floors around the world.


With future projects on the horizon and more tours to come, X-Coast’s journey is far from over. Whether remixing, performing, or producing, he remains a faithful representative of the island, channeling its will through every beat. “We sha- ll see what the future holds,” he says, leaving us with a sense of anticipation for what’s next in the X-Coast saga.


Text by: Sergio Niño


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