Roo AOTD #30 Big Gigantic

By Daniel Karasek | March 4, 2025

All aboard the hype train for Bonnaroo 2025! Only 100 days until we are all on the Farm again, can you believe it? It’s coming up fast and we can’t wait to be dancing with all of you at Bonnaroo! Today’s Artist of the Day is the one and only Big Gigantic. Learn more about the artist below. Don’t forget to check out all of our artist spotlights! Thank you for reading these posts!

Artist Biography

Big Gigantic, the Boulder, Colorado-based duo, has been a cornerstone of the live electronic music scene since their formation in 2008. Comprising Dominic Lalli on saxophone and production and Jeremy Salken on drums, Big Gigantic has carved out a unique niche by blending jazz, hip-hop, funk, and dubstep into an infectious and boundary-pushing sound. Their music is a testament to their genre-defying approach, with each track seamlessly combining sophisticated musicality with an irresistible, danceable energy that’s made them a favorite on the festival circuit.

Their breakthrough came with the release of Brighter Future in 2016, an album that encapsulates their mission to unite the world through music and community. Featuring collaborations with a diverse range of artists like Waka Flocka Flame, Logic, Cherub, Griz, and Pell, Brighter Future is a bold statement of Big Gigantic’s ability to transcend genres and bring together people from all walks of life through music. Their distinctive sound, which blends live instrumentation with electronic beats, has earned them critical acclaim and a devoted fan base, as well as a reputation for their high-energy live performances that continue to captivate audiences.

Big Gigantic has always been about more than just music—they’re a movement. From their early days in Boulder to their present status as pioneers of live electronic music, they’ve stayed true to their vision of creating moments of joy and connection. With their commitment to pushing musical boundaries, Big Gigantic continues to evolve, and their influence in the scene only continues to grow.