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Movement 08, in its fourth year as a ticketed event, drew nearly 22,000 people Saturday to its mixture of local youth-oriented techno, house and hip-hop music, highlighted by a performance from techno superstar Moby, the Detroit Free Press reported Sunday. It said organizers believed there was a good chance to break the event's record of 45,000 attendees with Sunday's show.

The newspaper said Moby reverted to his original role as a disc jockey for the Movement 08 performance, taking a break from his recent mode of pop-crossover performer to provide a "fluent two-hour" set that included nods to Detroit's rich history of house and techno influences.

Some critics had wondered whether it was appropriate for a well-established star such as the 42-year-old Moby to make an appearance at what for the most part has been a venue for up-and-coming local talent. But, the Free Press said, Moby held his own among the much younger locals taking the DJ position.

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