Otis Mountain Get Down

A WEEKEND OF MUSIC, EXPERIENCE AND COMMUNITY— Elizabethtown, NY

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Happy National Get Outdoors Day! Take a hike and relax. #otismountaingetdown #nationalgetoutdoorsday (at Otis Mountain)

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Meet Khruangbin. Taking influence from 1960's Thai Funk, the Texan trio brings bass heavy, psychedelic sounds of their inspiration, Tarintino soundtracks and surf-rock cool. Learn more at the link in our bio. @khruangbin #otismountaingetdown #khruangbin (at Houston, Texas)

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Seeking help from our friends! We are currently looking for warm, enthusiastic individuals to volunteer for this year's Get Down. Apply at the link in our bio.

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PSA: Get out in the woods this weekend. It's good for you. Line up announcements coming shortly! (at Otis Mountain)

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PSA: Get out in the woods this weekend. It's good for you. Line up announcements coming soon! (at Otis Mountain)

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Jump around! Line up announcements tomorrow at noon! (at Otis Mountain)

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Thanks for making last night special! Stay tuned for the public line up announcement this Friday, 6.3. #otismountaingetdown (at Signal Kitchen)

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Our line up release party is tomorrow! The performances will be recorded live from the studio upstairs. All advance purchasers will receive an email link to the audio once it's mastered. Tickets [only $5!] at the link in our bio. (at Signal Kitchen)

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In addition to the music, Charlie Hudson will be showcasing his artwork inspired by Otis Mountain, as well as some new pieces he's been working on at our Line Up Release Party this Saturday at Signal Kitchen. Tickets are still available at the link in our bio! #otismountaingetdown (at Signal Kitchen)

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Crusty Cuts has been a part of Otis since day one. It only made sense to have him open up our line up release party and holding down the set transitions with Loupo. Come see our full line up a week before it goes public this Saturday 5.28 at Signal Kitchen. There will be ticket giveaways as well as discounted festival passes all night. Snag tickets at the link in our bio! #otismountaingetdown (at Signal Kitchen)

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Meet The Suitcase Junket. At first glance, the oddity looks more like a forlorn yard sale than a one-man orchestra, but Matt Lorenz' raw approach to songwriting and performance delivers a fresh new sound that's not easily forgotten. Catch him at @signalkitchen this Thursday with @jakeklar_ and Kelly Ravin. Learn more about TSJ at the link in our bio. #otismountaingetdown @suitcasejunket (at Amherst, Massachusetts)

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"Some people have a college football game to see their friends from college, we have this music festival." - Regram from @yabkoala Congrats to all the graduates, don't forget where to catch up with your pals this fall! #otismountaingetdown (at Otis Mountain)

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Run along now, the mountain is calling! The 2016 Get Down will be here before you know it. Tag your friends and get your tickets! #otismountaingetdown (at Otis Mountain)

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Meet Francesca Blanchard. Her lyrics will stop you dead in your tracks, onlu to bring you back to life with a voice that knows no boundaries, crossing beautifully between French and English. We are excited to have her for an intimate performance at this years Get Down. Learn more about Francesca at the link in our bio. #otismountaingetdown @francescablanchard

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Otis is meant for exploration. Be sure to get a little lost while you are on the hill this September!

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NEW ANNOUNCEMENT: Join us at Signal Kitchen 5.28 for the second round of line up announcements for the 2016 Get Down before they go public the following week. Live music by How Sad, Loupo & Crusty Cuts and more TBA. Tickets available at the link in our bio. #otismountaingetdown #signalkitchen @signalkitchen @loupodaps @liamoneil_ (at Signal Kitchen)

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Look out! Exciting announcements tomorrow. #otismountaingetdown (at Otis Mountain)