Maceo Plex Talks Jupiter Jazz and Ultra Fest:
"I Can't Wait to See How 2013 Turns Out"

Sean Levisman March 13, 2013 8:00AM

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Maceo Plex is pretty much the biggest thing in underground dance music right now.

He's definitely one of the most highly anticipated acts playing next week for Winter Music Conference and Miami Music Week 2013.

You'll get to catch him at several parties, not the least of which are his Ellum label showcase alongside Matt Tolfrey's Leftroom label at the Electric Pickle on March 20 and his Ultra Music Festival debut.

But you don't even have to wait until then to see him, because Maceo is jumping ahead of the madness to play a headlining gig at Mansion this Thursday.

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Sean Levisman