Podcasts about aphotic

When it comes to choosing where to operate a business, location is often the most important criterion. But if you ask chef Peter Hemsley of upscale seafood restaurant Aphotic, it is beyond that in San Francisco. Just 19 months ago, the chef opened Aphotic in a cavernous, inky black space near the intersection of Folsom and Third streets in SoMa. By the end of the year, it will be closed. Hemsley is adamant that it wasn't the food or even the $215 price tag on the 11-course tasting menu that caused the restaurant to fold. He blames the city. “If I could have found a better location, I would have,” Hemsley told The Standard. “But it's expensive and hard, and, for those who can't, the lesson is: Don't invest in San Francisco, because you won't make it.”

This week, Pat Cobe, senior menu editor of Restaurant Business, and Bret Thorn, senior food & beverage editor of Nation's Restaurant News and Restaurant Hospitality, discussed national food holidays. In a nutshell, they're not huge fans of promotions like National Chicken Wing Day or National Tequila Day, but they do acknowledge that promotions around them can be effective marketing tools and traffic drivers, which are particularly important these days as costs rise and guest counts decline. Pat discussed her recent visit to La Palapa, a Mexican restaurant that has been in New York City's East Village at least for a couple of decades. She gave top marks to the margaritas, guac and churros, enjoyed everything else, and was pleased to see that the restaurant was busy. Bret is continuing to explore his new neighborhood of Sheepshead Bay in Brooklyn, New York, including Wheeler's, a bar and restaurant that, like La Palapa, has been around for decades and serves large portions of perfectly fine food. They also discussed New York Restaurant Week, which is actually a month long this year, and shared strategies for the best ways to capitalize on it (in short, don't cheap out; put your best foot forward). Then Bret shared clips from his conversation with Trevin Hutchins, beverage director of Aphotic, a seafood restaurant in San Francisco, where he offers a very ambitious beverage program, including house-distilled gin that has seaweed as its main botanical. Hutchins also offers a non-alcoholic beverage pairing for the restaurant's tasting menus for which everything is made in-house, and he went into detail about the process for putting that together.

Tobin Elliott, a former English teacher and author, describes his works as "ugly stories about bad people doing horrible things."He has contributed multiple short stories to various anthologies and is the author of the six-book "Aphotic Series."Tobin joins Vince on the show to discuss "Bad Blood: The First Book of the Aphotic."Their conversation covers topics such as sociopathy, his writing process, character development, his experiences and methods in teaching English, as well as the trajectory of the other books in the series.Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Tobin-Elliott/author/B0BH763B5C?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=trueLinkedin:https://ca.linkedin.com/in/tobinelliottBarnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/%22Tobin%20Elliott%22;jsessionid=17BAC6967410908F6E9BC09C8483EDE4.prodny_store02-atgap06?Ntk=P_key_Contributor_List&Ns=P_Sales_Rank&Ntx=mode+matchallInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/tobinelliott.horrorguy/Threads: https://www.threads.net/@tobinelliott.horrorguyTikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@tobinelliott?ug_source=op.auth&ug_term=Linktr.ee&utm_source=awyc6vc625ejxp86&utm_campaign=tt4d_profile_link&_r=1Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TheHorrorGuy91Email: thehorrorguy91@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

with tracks from Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Robin Schulz, Don Diablo, Gabry Ponte, Peggy Gou, Taylor Swift, HBZ, Lunax,  Luca-Dante Spadafora x Niklas Dee, Oliver Heldens, Vengaboys, Rooler, Skrillex, Dual Damage, Flip Capella,.. Tracklist on https://www.1001tracklists.com/ Insagram: https://www.instagram.com/djflipcapella/ Tracklist Show 802: KAMRAD - I hope you end up alone (with me) (Crystal Rock Remix) Robin Schulz - One with the Wolves LUNAX - Where Do We Go  Alan Walker, Zak Abel - Endless Summer (LUM!X Remix) Outside vs. One vs. Burning (DropAUT-Mashup) La Bouche x Paolo Pellegrino - Sweet Dreams  Short Mod (20) Adaptiv, Marc Kiss, Paul Schulze & Crystal Rock - Right now (Na na na) Gabry Ponte x Don Diablo - Sunglasses At Night Neptunica - Safe and Sound (Niklas Dee & Luca-Dante Spadafora Remix) Short Mod (20) OHDAMN, BETASTIC & MusicByDavid - Another Night  Peggy Gou - it Goes Like NaNaNa (Andrea Fiusco Remix) Nelly furtado - say it right (macon's HYPERTECHNO remix) Crystal Rock x Robin White x Bloodlyne - Prada Taylor Swift - Cruel Summer (RetroVision Flip) SMACK - Bla Bla Bla  Goodboys & Benny Benassi - Further Away Nicolas Julian - La La La Mark Dekoda - Rave Harder Techno Bass Calvin Harris & Disciples - How Deep Is Your Love (Jorel & Nash Remix) Apologize vs. Midnight City vs. 48 Hours (DropAUT & SANNY Edit) KARMA, SANNY, BTWOB - With You  Short Mod (20) Luca-Dante Spadafora x Niklas Dee x Octavian - Mädchen auf dem Pferd (HBZ & Zombic Remix) erobé x KXXMA x Lyfrix - EWIGKEIT Safri Duo, twocolors, Chris de Sarandy - Cynical  P!nk - Try (Jesse Bloch Remix) Bebe Rexha feat. David Guetta  - One in a Million  Oliver Heldens & Shantel - Bucovina 2023 BOB - Airplanes (Febration Remix) I Fillow Rivers  (Flip Capella Edit) Perfect Pitch & Rocco - I Follow Rivers Short Mod (20) Yecca - Kinder der Sonne (Crystal Rock Remix) BEAUZ - Fine Day  Hidden Podcast Track Special Calvin Harris - Summer [MICHAEL RAYWEN REMIX] Bingo Players  - Rattle (2023 ISEK & THNDERZ Ravetok Remix) Rattle X Whoop X Sing Hallelujah (Flip Capella Smash) Vengaboys - we like to Party (Imperatorz Remix) Skrillex  - Humble (Flip Capella Harder Smash) Summer Jam (Flip Capella Harder Smash) Rooler & NOTYPE - STAR WALKIN' SIRA, badchieff, Bausa - 9 bis 9 (Crystal Rock & Robin White Remix) SKRILLEX, APHOTIC, TNT - RUMBLE QUA QUA TECHNO TREMOR (EDMMARO Smash) Metro X Creepin X Better Of Alone (Flip Capella X Edmmaro X Wedamnz Smash) Toby DEE - XTC Dual Damage - Hiding (Flip Capella "Who Let The Dogs Out" Smash)

It was a pleasure to welcome Ali and Bailey onto the podcast to talk about the setting up of the first ever Sonic Dissonance Festival in Edinburgh on Sept 15-17th. The lads talk us through the brilliant line-up and what to expect over the two days. This episode was pre-recorded a few months back and was originally lost due to my laptop dying but thankfully the episode was recovered by my mate Cormac an IT guru! Hope you enjoy it and please hit 'SUBSCRIBE' on the YouTube channel. Info and links on festival: Sonic Dissonance is a two-day three-venue UK underground extreme metal festival in Edinburgh featuring a horde of around 30 bands who will be taking over the capital's best underground venues with a crushing concoction of brutal sounds. Lurking within the vaults and catacombs of Bannermans, Legends, and the Banshee Labyrinth, a gathering of death and black metal, grindcore, sludge, and wild card experimental sounds. Featuring: Abyssal, Wallowing, Mastiff, Crepitation, Live Burial, Scordatura, Iniquitous Savagery, Vacivus, Kastrated, Deus Vermin, Aphotic, Headless Kross, Nemorous, Exhumation, Ageless Summoning, Gendo Ikari, Penny Coffin, Uir, Coffin Mulch, Endless Swarm, BrainBath, Tymvos, Ven, Catafalque, Stairmaster, Forever Machine, Extort, Suffering Rites, Wolvesrot, Oliver Wardell, Unhallowed Void, Fall of the Gatekeepers and more! Weekend tickets: £30 https://tickets-scotland.com//artists.html?eventmethod=viewevent&eventid=3cf26df6-ab0c-11ed-9a83-06a7f13f5e4c Friday tickets: £12 https://tickets-scotland.com//artists.html?eventmethod=viewevent&eventid=c942a2a9-304b-11ee-bd08-0a212b197700 Saturday tickets: £20 https://tickets-scotland.com//artists.html?eventmethod=viewevent&eventid=c80424dc-304c-11ee-bd08-0a212b197700 Songs played: Disdain © Deus Vermin, all rights reserved. Precognition © Endless Swarm, all rights reserved. Antinatalist © Iniquitous Savagery, all rights reserved. Flesh and Steel © Wallowing, all rights reserved.

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During part 2 of our discussion, Eshe opens up about the origin of her love for writing, and how completing her first novel "Aphotic Waters" helped her to embrace her complicated relationship with Trichotillomania.

Aphotic is an adjective that means ‘having no light.' Our word of the day combines the Greek prefix ‘A,' meaning ‘without' with ‘photic' (FOE tick) meaning ‘light.' Frequently used in nature, aphotic describes a thing or place that has no light. We were hoping to get some great pictures on our underwater dive. But unfortunately, the aphotic conditions simply made it too dark for that to happen.

Chris, Dustin, Adrian and I catch up about all things Aphotic and many things not!We talk about the latest Aphotic Realm updates, what everyone's been writing, Dungeons & Dragons, Trash TV and more!Aphotic Realm:https://aphoticrealm.com/As always, if you're a reader, writer, creative type, someone with something to say, you can always get in touch with me using losingtheplotpodcast-at-gmail-dot-com. I look forward to hearing from you!Marshall, who provided Losing the Plot’s intro music, has an EP out now! Check out “Emerald Shitty” here!https://emeraldshitty714.bandcamp.com/releases

We're not fooling around in the month of April on Techno Delivery Systems Radio! We're excited and humbled to have TechnoFist founder, Damon Bradley, on the show this month! I had the pleasure of meeting Damon face-to-face in Berlin at Tresor.Berlin (OFFICIAL) a couple of weeks ago, and am very excited to hear what he's going to bring to our ears. Featured Set - 12am Damon Bradley TechnoFist Damon Bradley is a veteran electronic music enthusiast, a house-head since 1989, techno/trance head since 1993, and DJing since 2005. Originally from Philly, Damon is the creator of TechnoFist and is one of the co-creators of SEQUENCE in Washington DC. Damon Bradley, a resident of central Maryland, USA, was born and raised in South Philadelphia. It was here that he was first exposed to the beginnings of house music on Saturday nights on the legendary 105.3 FM WDAS R&B and classic soul radio station back in 1989. A few years later, while searching for new sounds, he stumbled on ambient, techno, and trance nearly simultaneously during the summer of 1993, on Drexel University’s WKDU 91.7 FM. During these formative years, Damon instantly fell in love with the sounds of Josh Wink, Sven Vaeth, Oliver Lieb, The Orb, Joey Beltram, Steve Roach, Aphex Twin, and just about anything released on the Harthouse, Strictly Rhythm, and R&S music labels. Damon only started DJ’ing around 2005, playing progressive house for a few parties and UMBC’s student radio station while in graduate school. He returned to his techno roots in 2010 and started DJ’ing techno in 2015 in Washington DC. Damon’s musical influences span a very broad spectrum from ambient to industrial techno, groovy and soulful house, and melodic progressive trance. Currently, he’s focused on exposing the boundaries of techno to as many people as possible, and he does this using the TechnoFist group and TechnoFist podcast he created in 2013 and 2015, respectively. He curates both new and classic techno on TechnoFist which now has over 2,200 members, mostly from New York, Washington DC, and various European cities. Damon has played in numerous places in Washington DC, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia including Jimmy Valentines, and Dr. Clocks Nowhere Bar for the Degenerate, Void Archive, and Phonic parties in DC, EXILE Brooklyn, Flash DC, Tilt, and Aphotic in Brooklyn. He's also played at Generator in Amsterdam in 2017. Damon has played at all ends of the running order, opening for the likes of Shifted, Ben Damage, Exos, and Phase, and closing for juggernauts such as Perc, Tommy Four Seven, Headless Horseman, Stranger, Milton Bradley, and The Gods Planet. In 2016, Damon teamed up with Ron Jackson, Jacob Knibb, Associate and Juana to form SEQUENCE, an ambitious underground techno event series that aims to push the Washington DC techno scene as far as possible. SEQUENCE has been throwing parties since August 2016, and has feature strong local talent alongside heavyweights such as Headless Horseman, UVB, Discwoman, Milton Bradley, BMG, and Tommy Four Seven. Opening Set - 11pm DoubleUngood Techno Delivery Systems Fnoob Techno Radio Complaisance Resistance Corps

We're not fooling around in the month of April on Techno Delivery Systems Radio! We're excited and humbled to have TechnoFist founder, Damon Bradley, on the show this month! I had the pleasure of meeting Damon face-to-face in Berlin at Tresor.Berlin (OFFICIAL) a couple of weeks ago, and am very excited to hear what he's going to bring to our ears. Featured Set - 12am Damon Bradley TechnoFist Damon Bradley is a veteran electronic music enthusiast, a house-head since 1989, techno/trance head since 1993, and DJing since 2005. Originally from Philly, Damon is the creator of TechnoFist and is one of the co-creators of SEQUENCE in Washington DC. Damon Bradley, a resident of central Maryland, USA, was born and raised in South Philadelphia. It was here that he was first exposed to the beginnings of house music on Saturday nights on the legendary 105.3 FM WDAS R&B and classic soul radio station back in 1989. A few years later, while searching for new sounds, he stumbled on ambient, techno, and trance nearly simultaneously during the summer of 1993, on Drexel University’s WKDU 91.7 FM. During these formative years, Damon instantly fell in love with the sounds of Josh Wink, Sven Vaeth, Oliver Lieb, The Orb, Joey Beltram, Steve Roach, Aphex Twin, and just about anything released on the Harthouse, Strictly Rhythm, and R&S music labels. Damon only started DJ’ing around 2005, playing progressive house for a few parties and UMBC’s student radio station while in graduate school. He returned to his techno roots in 2010 and started DJ’ing techno in 2015 in Washington DC. Damon’s musical influences span a very broad spectrum from ambient to industrial techno, groovy and soulful house, and melodic progressive trance. Currently, he’s focused on exposing the boundaries of techno to as many people as possible, and he does this using the TechnoFist group and TechnoFist podcast he created in 2013 and 2015, respectively. He curates both new and classic techno on TechnoFist which now has over 2,200 members, mostly from New York, Washington DC, and various European cities. Damon has played in numerous places in Washington DC, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia including Jimmy Valentines, and Dr. Clocks Nowhere Bar for the Degenerate, Void Archive, and Phonic parties in DC, EXILE Brooklyn, Flash DC, Tilt, and Aphotic in Brooklyn. He's also played at Generator in Amsterdam in 2017. Damon has played at all ends of the running order, opening for the likes of Shifted, Ben Damage, Exos, and Phase, and closing for juggernauts such as Perc, Tommy Four Seven, Headless Horseman, Stranger, Milton Bradley, and The Gods Planet. In 2016, Damon teamed up with Ron Jackson, Jacob Knibb, Associate and Juana to form SEQUENCE, an ambitious underground techno event series that aims to push the Washington DC techno scene as far as possible. SEQUENCE has been throwing parties since August 2016, and has feature strong local talent alongside heavyweights such as Headless Horseman, UVB, Discwoman, Milton Bradley, BMG, and Tommy Four Seven. Opening Set - 11pm DoubleUngood Techno Delivery Systems Fnoob Techno Radio Complaisance Resistance Corps

We're not fooling around in the month of April on Techno Delivery Systems Radio! We're excited and humbled to have TechnoFist founder, Damon Bradley, on the show this month! I had the pleasure of meeting Damon face-to-face in Berlin at Tresor.Berlin (OFFICIAL) a couple of weeks ago, and am very excited to hear what he's going to bring to our ears. Featured Set - 12am Damon Bradley TechnoFist Damon Bradley is a veteran electronic music enthusiast, a house-head since 1989, techno/trance head since 1993, and DJing since 2005. Originally from Philly, Damon is the creator of TechnoFist and is one of the co-creators of SEQUENCE in Washington DC. Damon Bradley, a resident of central Maryland, USA, was born and raised in South Philadelphia. It was here that he was first exposed to the beginnings of house music on Saturday nights on the legendary 105.3 FM WDAS R&B and classic soul radio station back in 1989. A few years later, while searching for new sounds, he stumbled on ambient, techno, and trance nearly simultaneously during the summer of 1993, on Drexel University's WKDU 91.7 FM. During these formative years, Damon instantly fell in love with the sounds of Josh Wink, Sven Vaeth, Oliver Lieb, The Orb, Joey Beltram, Steve Roach, Aphex Twin, and just about anything released on the Harthouse, Strictly Rhythm, and R&S music labels. Damon only started DJ'ing around 2005, playing progressive house for a few parties and UMBC's student radio station while in graduate school. He returned to his techno roots in 2010 and started DJ'ing techno in 2015 in Washington DC. Damon's musical influences span a very broad spectrum from ambient to industrial techno, groovy and soulful house, and melodic progressive trance. Currently, he's focused on exposing the boundaries of techno to as many people as possible, and he does this using the TechnoFist group and TechnoFist podcast he created in 2013 and 2015, respectively. He curates both new and classic techno on TechnoFist which now has over 2,200 members, mostly from New York, Washington DC, and various European cities. Damon has played in numerous places in Washington DC, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia including Jimmy Valentines, and Dr. Clocks Nowhere Bar for the Degenerate, Void Archive, and Phonic parties in DC, EXILE Brooklyn, Flash DC, Tilt, and Aphotic in Brooklyn. He's also played at Generator in Amsterdam in 2017. Damon has played at all ends of the running order, opening for the likes of Shifted, Ben Damage, Exos, and Phase, and closing for juggernauts such as Perc, Tommy Four Seven, Headless Horseman, Stranger, Milton Bradley, and The Gods Planet. In 2016, Damon teamed up with Ron Jackson, Jacob Knibb, Associate and Juana to form SEQUENCE, an ambitious underground techno event series that aims to push the Washington DC techno scene as far as possible. SEQUENCE has been throwing parties since August 2016, and has feature strong local talent alongside heavyweights such as Headless Horseman, UVB, Discwoman, Milton Bradley, BMG, and Tommy Four Seven. Opening Set - 11pm DoubleUngood Techno Delivery Systems Fnoob Techno Radio Complaisance Resistance Corps

APHOTIC ZONE - TRAILERAphotic Zone is an acclaimed science-fiction/thriller/action-packed audio blockbuster, throwing a light on the silent pollution of the Abyss. SYNOPSISA guard based on a military outpost of a border.Some gunshots. Screams. An unexpected incident.Which will have us follow a scientist (Paul), a female-sergeant (Elena) and her soldiers, on the tracks of a mysterious species, unlike any other.With only audio recordings of what has happened.Leading us straight to the aphotic zone of the oceans... the depths at which light does not enter. PRODUCTIONWith 4 composers, more than 12 actors, a vast number of original tracks, profusion of sounds effects and binaural 3D scenes, it's an immersive experience that sends the listener deep underwater, with chills down the spine. The first season is made of 11 episodes (lasting c. 15min each), for a total duration of 2 hours 30mins. This is a fully original production from SILMEA, a french-english audio production company based in Paris and London.SILMEA was commissioned last year by the prestigious CANNES FESTIVAL for the audio series “Crime sur la Croisette”. A SILMEA ProductionScriptwriting : Thomas JUDESRecording studio: Aube Production - London & ParisPost-production: Patrick RUANE, Angel & Clément IGNACEMusique: Antony LANGET-HEISENBERG & Aube ProductionDirected by: Thomas JUDES MAIN ACTORSThomas SERRANODiana MUSCHEIPatrick RUANEMassimo MARINONIElliott ROGERSMatthew VANSTONManu BERTHELOTMalou COINDREAUCaleb MASTERS

This week we review the deep, dark Aphotic Imperial Porter from High Water Brewing in San Jose, CA. http://www.highwaterbrewing.com/aphotic-imperial-porter/ https://www.facebook.com/HighWaterBrewing/ Music: River Meditation by Jason Shaw used under Creative Commons License http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jason_Shaw/ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us/

Jason Roberts, born in 1970 Sussex England he is the man behind Seven Below Zero. At an early age Jason took an interest in art both drawings and paintings, his influence being his mother. Also he started to take an interested in music mainly electronic music. Not being a great performer at school leaving at just sixteen years old. Jason sort out work with various temporary agency and found work. Not being content with everyday life in Sussex Jason joined the British Army at the age of seventeen and commenced his training later that year. Jason was one of the eighteen recruits out of seventy six that finished the training course. Being offered a choice of three postings abroad Jason decided to opt for a combat tour which lasted two years. He continued his time in the military and looked at this as a life learning experience. Changing his attitude toward life in general and upon leaving the military Jason returned to Sussex. Being fortunate enough to find employment he worked for a large international company and specialized in logistics. In 2002 he found himself taking a boat across the channel and headed toward France to help his mother find a house there. To this day he is still there and what a journey it had been. Jason started to write poetry and was published in the UK and over time his love of music inspired him to try making music himself. The progression from art, poems to music just seemed natural. Jason was spotted by an Italian record label early on but during time the record label seemed to just become stagnant. So back to being an independent artist Jason got back to work on some new projects. After experimenting with some drum and bass style tracks Jason slipped into experimenting with more ambient and cinematic tones. His style is a mix of cinematic, ambient soundscapes and random synthesizers. Upbeat drums and random drum samplings wrap up his tracks. During 2018 Jason’s fan base started to increase generating over seven thousand fans on his facebook page. During 2019 whilst working on a twenty four track album he was rewarded with over ten thousand radio plays via an online music community. Currently working on various projects and hoping to finish his twenty four track album by the end of 2019. You can follow me here: sevenbelowzero.bandcamp.com/follow_me

A lifelong musician and composer, NYC-based Auspex deals in dark, metallic sounds and dance floors driven to bedlam. He plays regularly in Brooklyn's underground scene, including Unter, Bound, Lost Soul Enterprises and Aphotic and he has recently launched his own event series entitled Dominion, dedicated to the darker side of techno with an open-minded sensibility. Auspex will also be joining us to play alongside Danny Daze, Eris Drew, Mike Servito, Carlos Souffront, Kim Ann Foxman and more at our annual Pride celebration on Friday, June 29th, 2018 at Elsewhere in Brooklyn (full details and tickets here: http://thebunkerny.com/events/2018-06-29-the-bunker-pride). TRACKLISTING: Sleeparchive, “Winter Ascondite” Sept, "Astral Spirits (Headless Horseman Remix)” Olexii, "Strange Halogen (Anomaly X Remix)” Alignment, “Extinction" Michal Jablonski, “Wrath” Xiantek, “Evolver” Developer, “Torn Apart” BangBass Second Vision, “SV01” GunJack, “Eat Your Heart Out” Deapmash, “Basement Space Party” Setaoc Mass, “True Lies” Norbak, “Macro (Conrad Van Orton Remix)” Scalameriya, “Descend” Cleric, “Silent Kingdom” Lars Huismann, “Spartian Disco” EFTEK, “Old Not Cold” Kmyle, “Virtual Hand” Remco Beekwilder, “Nightlife” Future 9495, “Psykkowarpz” Lars Huismann, “Voices In The Head” Wrong Assessment, “Arctor” Cleric, “Tag X” ABSL, “K” Tym, “Piston” Michal Jablonski, “MG Rex” AQXDM, “Aegis” Sleeparchive, “Sleepless Three”

Friday sounds = Drum & Bass......enjoy ;)

Friday sounds = Drum & Bass......enjoy ;)

This week on Fresh Hop Cinema: Max drinks a Four Loco as penance for committing podcast treason. Jonny almost quits the show. The Lego Batman Movie gets fully unpacked. Beers are drank. Movie: The Lego Batman Movie (Feb 2017) Beers: Highwater Brewing "Aphotic" 10 Barrel "S1nist0r" Please consider joining our family on Patreon. We'd love to have you.

Our next guest on the Blank Code podcast is Dani Lehman.  Dani is currently spending the summer in New York curating events as an Aphotic collaborator while playing shows as a Dirty Epic resident. She will be back in Detroit to perform at Scene 43 along with Edit Select on July 30th 2016.

Our next podcast episode comes from an artist who is no stranger to the Erratic series and is a good friend of ours, CHANSKI. He's been featured several times before (last one being 2 years ago), and for this occasion he has graciously submitted the recording from his latest DJ set - an event that took place in our own home turf of Brooklyn, hosted by the Aphotic crew, with Claudio PRC as the main headliner. Tim has been very busy in the studio lately playing with different sounds and gear, carving and finessing his own way. His latest endeavor is a fantastic extended EP, titled "Music For The Ancient", where a few of his tracks are peppered throughout this mix. Needless to say, we were there in that dark Brooklyn warehouse when this show went down and his entire set was as per usual... smooth and beautiful. We are very glad to once again host Tim on the Erratic Podcast, so without further ado, this is Chanski live in the mix! Enjoy! www.residentadvisor.net/dj/chanski www.chanski.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-the-ancient - Erratic is comprised of a small team of passionate curators hosting proper Techno parties in New York City. www.ErraticNYC.com | www.fb.com/ErraticNYC

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

Music is life. Life is music.

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

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