Warung

Anjunadeep Open Air events promise a specific kind of bliss: sun-drenched melodies, progressive builds, and a crowd united in feel-good vibes. Warung’s set at the Los Angeles edition for #ABGT500 delivers precisely that, a polished journey through melodic and progressive house designed for golden hour and beyond. The vibe is likely one of open skies, friendly faces, and a shared sense of optimistic release. Technically, it’s a smooth, driving affair, averaging 125.4 BPM within a tight range and frequently anchored in the anthemic, open key of 12A.

The energy is dominated by a warm, pulsing low-end (0.74), with mids (0.21) for melodic development and minimal highs (0.05), creating a sustained, uplifting plateau. The mixing is seamless and harmonic, focusing on long, emotional blends that carry the listener. For the tracklist enthusiasts, this is a showcase of the Anjunadeep sound. It opens with Warung’s own driving ‘Push,’ setting a confident tone.

Braxton’s ‘(Don't) Wake Me Up’ offers a deep, vocal-led moment, while Green Aqua’s ‘Summer Funk’ remix injects sunny, balearic energy. Donald Sheffey’s ‘So Hung Up On You’ is a soulful deep house gem, and the inclusion of Nicky Elisabeth’s ‘Fading’ remix provides a peak-time, hands-in-the-air highlight. The journey builds from that strong opener through these melodic peaks and concludes with Cosmic Heaven’s ‘Still Waiting,’ a closing track that leaves the audience in a state of contented, melodic reverie.