I am rather proud of this mix. It starts dance-y, it gets pretty, and then it leaves you feeling “aaaaaaah.” I guess it’s a nice “demo”nstration of my track range: from hard-hitting beats to melodic progressive. Please enjoy!
Thank you, Philip Evans, for the marvelous album art.
This is a trip down memory lane. remember back when breaks were still cool? ah the days before the mainstream made superstar egos and desert pop..
Back in 2005 breaks were still street and they came from a “Broke Home”
So twist a 40 and pour it out for the homies lost to the system.
enjoy a trip back in time.
A house retrospective
I’m stuck in my cave. Dissertation is nearing. Forcing myself into exile. What’s this? Turntables? Rust covered turntables…squeaky wheels of steel. Time for some WD40.
It’s progressive, it’s electro. It’s me. Next time I’ll stick to one or the other, but for now enjoy some sonic schizophrenia.
A rainy Friday night, a good way into a good bourbon drink, life’s all warm and fuzzy. And out came this perfect little mid-tempo Nu Disko groovester. It makes me very happy every time I listen to it, and that’s pretty much what it’s all about, right?
As always, tracklisting in the lyrics window. Click the pic, let it bounce.
this recording was at Clancey’s in Long beach, 1/24/2010. It’s a bit loud but still an energetic performance. 11 songs total
track in order by: Energy 52, A Reminiscent Drive, FC kahuna, Deep Season, SETI, City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, Gel Sol, Ultramarine, Ulrich Schnauss, The Orb, Meanderthals, Kerry Livgren, Imogen Heap vs. Enigma, Galaxy, Leonard Cohen
OK, no pussy-footing around. This is straight-up dancefloor material, sticking to a house-friendly groove, but looped and twisted and tossed in a heap somewhere in a back alley. This thing boogies.
As always, tracklisting is in the lyrics window. Click the pic to play.
