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[email protected]. 23 MARCH 2016 | VOLUME 54 | ISSUE 17 The Student Voice of Coastal Carolina University ISSUU.COM/THECHANTICLEERNEWSPAPER PHOTO COURTESY OF BUKU MUSIC + ART PROJECT #TOOBUKU Katie Estabrook REPORTER |@katieestabrook UKU Music and Arts artists, including Kid Cudi, Future, Festival attendee, Alyssa so awesome to hear raw and live Festival, located in Pretty Lights, Sam Feldt, CHVRCHES, Frye, said that the “pop-up” perfor- string instruments being played in B Datsik and many others. mances created variety and were an unexpected spot at the festival. New Orleans Louisiana, e wide array of music was her favorite part of BUKU. We had been listening to a lot of succeeded in surrounding the not the only thing that set BUKU apart “My favorite memory about mixed and electronic made music, attendees with good vibes, from other festivals. BUKU would have to be when my so it was a nice surprise to hear great music and a loving, open New Orleans art and culture friend and I were walking in be- and appreciate live pop up street environment.