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Stephanie Kirby is a florist and the owner/creative director of The Blue Daisy Floral Designs, located just north of Pittsburgh in Ross Township. The shop specializes in beautiful flowers for beautiful experiences, including family celebrations, weddings, and birthdays. They also offer bouquet design classes as well as showcase other local business products as gifts. https://thebluedaisyfloral.com/ https://www.facebook.com/thebluedaisyfloraldesigns' IG: @thebluedaisyfloral Photo Credit: Jess Collective Co.

Learn all about where to meet Mickey Mouse at Walt Disney World from Vanessa and Kris. They will also be joined by special guest Jeanette from Little Blue Daisy Shop. She will share all about her business specializing in custom Mickey ears and Disney-inspired baby wipe cases.

On est de retour sur les ondes!Radio Blaster!01 - Blackalicious - The Fabulous Ones(02 - Quasimoto - Greenery (Instrumental))03 - DJ Shadow - Hardcore (Instrumental)04 - The Others - Amazing(05 - Beat Inc. - Just Remember (Om Unit Rmx))06 - 2Tall ft Kashmere - The Most High07 - Uzul ft Ben Sharpa - FiyaWorks(08 - JayLib – Strip Club (Instrumental))09 - Prof - Galore10 - Ruckus Roboticus - Everlasting Ghettoblasting Gobstopper11 - Senbeï - Pas de Gants (prod. BMDFDC - cuts Kesta)(12 - cr - My Mistake)13 - Abraxxxas - Mes Références14 - Tyler The Creator ft Asap Rocky - Who Dat Boy16 - Foreign Beggars - Goon Bags (produced by Blue Daisy)(17 - Sleeper - Ritual)17 - Meurda Mob - T'es vener !18 - The Bug ft Flowdan - Louder19 - Datsik, Z-Trip - Double Trouble (Original Mix)21 - Veak - Burn It Down22 - Shamanga - Turkish Royale (LowRise Sounds)23 - Mark Instinct & Adroa ft Armanni Reign - Suicide Pill(24 - Techno Animal - Blood Money)25 - DJ Hidden - This World26 - DJ Hidden & Eye-D - Transformer27 - Silent Killer & Breaker ft Cooh - Galaxian28 - Casey - Libérez la bête !

In this episode I link up with @BlueDaisy to talk about what makes him that artist that he is. This ones powerful. Also, not Sofia Abramovic, Marina. I was heated. Nobodies perfect. Make sure you follow him @BlueDaisy Find us on iTunes; itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/sywba…d1080107731?mt=2 Intro bar; https://soundcloud.com/jesse-james-solomon/jfse Interview; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5k0qMxpeUSI

This week’s episode features 2 hours of top-tier Future Music tracks, including gems from Keep Shelly In Athens, Maribou State and Pedestrian, Duke Dumont, Ms. John Soda, Huxley, Helios, Dj.Olive, Blue Daisy, and Nathan Fake. Please enjoy! Playlist Download 10/10/2015

Kai-zen Podcast - Regular top guest DJ's playing Deep House, Tech House & Techno. Andy James Tracklist: 001 # PVT – Light Up Bright Fires (Nathan Fake ambient mix) [Unreleased] 002 # FourTet – Moma [Works In Progress] 003 # PVT – Light Up Bright Fires (Nathan Fake remix) [Warp] 004 # Luke Abbott – Honeycomb [Amazing Sounds] 005 # Axel Helios – Sleeping On An Igloo (Avus’ Acid remix) [Shabu] 006 # Phillipe Cam – UNICEF Christmas Card [Traum] 007 # Dominik Eulberg – Die 3 Millionen Musketiere (Gabriel Ananda remix) [Traum] 008 # Justin Maxwell & John Tejada – Domerocker (Roland M Dill remix) [Trapez] 009 # FortDax – Fortune Telling Fish, Curled To Suggest ‘Home’ [Unreleased] 010 # N’To – Stupid (Worakls remix) [InLab] 011 # Allez-Allez – Six Down Seven Across [RVNG] 012 # Carl Lekebusch & Joseph Capriati – Napoli 4am [Drumcode] 013 # Psycatron – Memories Of The Moment [Bedrock] 014 # Luke Abbott – Brazil (slow version) [Border Community] 015 # Blue Daisy & Anneka – Raindrops (John Talabot's Cosmic Rework) [Black Acre] Ever since breaking out of the bedroom in 2007, Andy has been spending every waking minute cementing his reputation as a man to be trusted when it comes to working a dancefloor. He’s been completely immersed in Dance culture for well over a decade now, a fact reflected by his ability to craft the kind of imaginative mixes only heard from the most dedicated record spinners. It’s this asset, combined with his notorious enthusiasm behind the decks that paved the way for his amalgamation into the team at Slide, one of Oxford & London’s foremost authorities on hosting House & Techno events. Throughout his involvement with the brand, he has been fortunate enough to play to sizeable crowds on a monthly basis at Oxford’s O2 Academy, and has warmed up for the likes of Nic Fanciulli, Adam Freeland, Krafty Kuts, Stanton Warriors, and Style Of Eye amongst many others. He’s also had the privilege of being chosen to warm up for Erol Alkan with Simple (Oxford’s flagship Dance promotion), invited for several guest spots on Oxford FM, and repeatedly booked for boat parties and the burgeoning Out To Graze Festival for 3 consecutive years alongside fellow turntable maestro Dave Johnys. It’s safe to say he’s been a busy lad, but he hasn’t limited himself to local events. Spreading his wings and delving into the turbulent London scene has thrown up some of the most memorable experiences, such as a particular booking at SeOne (during a Tidy vs. NuReligion hard-house event). Having the courage to stick to the music he believed in led to his set (B2B with good friend Chris Page) packing out an empty dancefloor, despite playing intelligent techno to a room full of day-glow ravers who had never heard anything like it. It’s gigs like this that have sparked his enthusiasm for DJing in London, and subsequently joining the team at Kai-Zen has provided Andy with a much larger podium to shout from. Despite 2011 being a quiet year with regards to club appearances, Andy has used the time to start getting to grips with music production, and the intricacies of Ableton Live 8. He’s the first to admit that he should have made a start on this a long time ago, but as is so often the case, life’s distractions have kept his attentions elsewhere. Regardless, 2011 was a significant year whereby his move into the complex world of music creation meant that he also took some time to consider the music he was supporting. Whilst Andy is always extremely vocal in his adoration of Chicago-House, Deep-House, and Progressive (or anything with a decent groove for that matter), he found that his tastes had slowly adapted to favour the more leftfield abstract Techno of such artists as Luke Abbott, Nathan Fake, Dominik Eulberg, and Caribou. With that in mind, he has made the conscious decision to start openly embracing this style of music (regardless of whether it leads to an incline or decrease in bookings), and base his sets on Techno for those with a more open mind to Dance music. With regards to influences, Andy would never profess to have a page-long list, but one DJ/Producer that does spring to mind again and again is James Holden. As his friends will testify, Andy’s love for all things Holden is boundless, mainly due to the forward-thinking nature of the music released on his Border Community imprint and the unparalleled approach Holden has to music. Following closely behind would have to be Nick Warren. His reason for influence stems from his respect for a man who still has an unmatched passion for pushing new and interesting music, despite being in the industry since year dot. As a proud member of the Electronica scene, Andy would hope that this ethos of never compromising music quality will serve him well as a DJ guideline, and that through this he’ll never be regarded as ‘just another DJ’.

"Tunnel Wisdom" by Hobo Cubes from Timeless-Mindless; "The Sign of 4 - Fruit Juice For Everyone" by Natural Yogurt Band from Tuck in With...; "Gorilla" by Clams Casino from Rain Forest; "Kasneezerblatz" by Crock from Grok; "Rain Dance" by Blue Daisy from A Sunday Gift; "The New Black" by Roll the Dice from their self-titled album; "Strange All" by Thank You from Golden Worry; "Dollhouse Frotteur" by James Ferraro from Night Dolls with Hairspray. Courtesy of Olde English Spelling Bee; "Hohtokivi" by Vladislav Delay Quartet from their self titled CD. Courtesy of Honest Jon's; "Drag" by Moss of Aura from Waiting; The title track from The Quiet Divide by Black Swan; "Diamond Terrifier" by Zs from New Slaves Part II: Essence Implosion

"Tunnel Wisdom" by Hobo Cubes from Timeless-Mindless; "The Sign of 4 - Fruit Juice For Everyone" by Natural Yogurt Band from Tuck in With...; "Gorilla" by Clams Casino from Rain Forest; "Kasneezerblatz" by Crock from Grok; "Rain Dance" by Blue Daisy from A Sunday Gift; "The New Black" by Roll the Dice from their self-titled album; "Strange All" by Thank You from Golden Worry; "Dollhouse Frotteur" by James Ferraro from Night Dolls with Hairspray. Courtesy of Olde English Spelling Bee; "Hohtokivi" by Vladislav Delay Quartet from their self titled CD. Courtesy of Honest Jon's; "Drag" by Moss of Aura from Waiting; The title track from The Quiet Divide by Black Swan; "Diamond Terrifier" by Zs from New Slaves Part II: Essence Implosion

"Podunk Baal" by the Rangers from Pan Am Stories; "Unlimited Birth/Wonderland" by Giant Claw from Tunnel Mind; "A Strange Sweet Woe" by Aquarelle from Sung in Broken Symmetry; "Euarowiway_v (difribulated edit)" by RxRy from the freely available remix release; "Kharkiv Architectonic" by Clathrus from Balaklava Boating; "Cuckoo" by Still Corners from Creatures of an Hour; "Fuji Descent" by High Wolf from Atlas Nation; "Rain Dance" by Blue Daisy from A Sunday Gift; "Fever Dreams" by Aidan Baker from the Kalpamantra Saur Maus compilation; "Corrin" by Roly Porter from Aftertime.

"Podunk Baal" by the Rangers from Pan Am Stories; "Unlimited Birth/Wonderland" by Giant Claw from Tunnel Mind; "A Strange Sweet Woe" by Aquarelle from Sung in Broken Symmetry; "Euarowiway_v (difribulated edit)" by RxRy from the freely available remix release; "Kharkiv Architectonic" by Clathrus from Balaklava Boating; "Cuckoo" by Still Corners from Creatures of an Hour; "Fuji Descent" by High Wolf from Atlas Nation; "Rain Dance" by Blue Daisy from A Sunday Gift; "Fever Dreams" by Aidan Baker from the Kalpamantra Saur Maus compilation; "Corrin" by Roly Porter from Aftertime.

Broadcast live from the NTS live studio on Thursday 5th May 2011 .... Chat, tunes and vibes from Thristian bPm.Live mix and chat from Blue Daisyproduced by Hold Box Flat.

Took a week longer than expected this one, so please excuse the delay. Thank you for all the love on the HELZ mix, we’re both chuffed with how well it’s done! Until we’re back up and running with a studio proper, we’ll keep churning these out as long as people listen, so please support and share whenever you can. Comments are greatly appreciated below! Well chuffed to have BLUE DAISY join us after his gig at HOYA:HOYA this weekend past – 25 minutes of chat about the new album, prog rock and more. 19FEB11 Tracklist JESSIE WARE + SAMPHA – Valentine THE MOUSE OUTFIT ft SPARKZ- Revolution THE MOUSE OUTFIT ft BABA ISRAEL – Listening To Hip Hop BLACK MILK – Give The Drummer Some (Live Studio Jam) DANNY DRIVE THRU X CHIMA ANYA – Good Lord LUNICE X THE JEALOUS GUYS – Bus Stop Jazz CLARK – Herr Barr DAISUKE TANABE – Cuculus Canorus VIRTUAL BOY – Thrust TWISTED ROOTS ft LAY LAY and DUBBLE O – Voyage Across The Galaxy ODDISEE ft TOINE – Different Now CHIMA ANYA – Top Banana DORIAN CONCEPT – Her Tears Taste Like Pears DRAKE ft ALICIA KEYS – Fireworks (Deadboy Slo Mo House Edit) MOGWAI – San Pedro THE KING BLUES – We Are Fucking Angry DAEDELUS ft MILOSH – Tailor Made CRALIAS – Always Wanted To Flip This STAR SLINGER – Casanova’s Jump Off MONO/POLY – Needs Deodorant TAYLOR MCFERRIN ft RYAT – Place In My Heart J PERIOD X THE ROOTS – Could The Drummer Have Some Will I Am ft TERRY DEXTER – Lay Me Down JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE – Sexy Back (Anclove Remix) HOURGLASS SEA – Memory Eternal BLEND MISHKIN ft BNC – Vampire Disco (DJ’s Version) SHAOLIN AFRONAUTS – Journey Through Time UNKNOWN SHAPES – If I Should Die BLUE DAISY – In Conversation: thoughts on new album ‘The Sunday Gift’, playing live, making music and prog rock. BLUE DAISY X TOKiMONSTA – U.S.D. BLUE DAISY – Raindrops

Bleep has chosen a number of partners to produce weekly podcasts - each an expert in their respective fields. To kick-start the first of the weekly podcasts, we have Oli Marlow from the Sonic Router blog guide us through an hour of the latest releases in the world of bass and beats - from hip-hop to dubstep to techno...

The show moves ever on. This two-hour journey will lead you through a collection of beats that range from jazz to noise. New music from Blockhead, Blue Daisy, Hyetal, The Field, Wisp, and Broken Bells! Whether you listen at home or move it through three-dimensional space, we hope it brings some small joy. Playlist Download […]