The DJ-powered platform fighter where bass drops hit harder than fists. Six iconic producers throw down across festival stages, underground clubs, and digital arenas. This is the brand guide for the scene's loudest brawler.
MIXMASH sits at the intersection of competitive gaming and festival culture. The brand should feel like you're front row at a headliner set — immersive, communal, and electric. Here's what we stand for.
Twin turntable platters with a crossfader — the DJ mixer as a battle arena. The "MM" monogram doubles as a favicon. The wordmark uses Anybody Black at extreme weight with tight tracking, built to read on LED walls from 50 meters away.
Six neon accents drawn from real stage lighting rigs — lasers, UV floods, LED panels, and strobe banks. Every color should feel like it could cut through fog in a dark venue. The new Sunset Orange captures the golden-hour daytime sets trending hard in 2026.
Anybody brings the chunky, variable-width energy of festival poster lettering — wide stances, aggressive kerning, built to shout. Outfit handles body copy with warmth. Space Mono locks in for stats, timers, and frame data — the technical backbone of any fighting game HUD.
Each stage is a different venue from the DJ universe, inspired by real festival production. Like Tomorrowland's 2026 "Consciencia" theme, every stage has its own emotional register and color temperature. Fighters battle inside the music.
Six DJs, six fighting styles, six sonic identities. Each fighter's visual design pulls from their genre's aesthetic — from Daft Punk's chrome futurism to Subtronics' riddim chaos. Like the 2026 scene itself, the roster spans the full spectrum.
2px stroke, 40px grid, rounded caps and joins. Gradient fill for active/hover states, muted single color at rest. Every icon should feel like it belongs on a festival wristband or an artist merch hoodie.
The "MM" monogram in the Headliner gradient on a deep-black rounded square. Scales from 16px browser tabs to 512px app icons. The dual-M echoes the twin turntable platters and works as a standalone mark when the full logo won't fit.
All motion in MIXMASH is rhythmic — fast attack, smooth release, like a compressor on a kick drum. Looping animations reference turntable rotation, EQ bounce, waveform visualization, and the hypnotic sweep of laser rigs. Nothing moves without a reason.
Keep it dark, keep it loud, keep it real. The MIXMASH brand should feel like it belongs at a festival — not in a boardroom. These guidelines protect the vibe.