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BUBBLING UNDER The top songs that just missed making the Panda Top 20 April 2024 "When Darkness Comes" Jeris Johnson "Somebody (2024)" Goyte, FISHER, Chris Lake, Kimbra, Sante Sansone  "Down" Jason Derulo, David Guetta (Danny Meyers ext)  "Do It" ¥$, Kanye West, Ty Dolla $ign  "Bring Et" Jauz  "Bite Marks" Ari Abdul  "Biggest Booty" Bluez Brothers, T Pain, Young Cash  "Big FlexHer" Lakeyah, 42 Dugg "All Night" IVE & Saweetie  "Anthem" Diplo and Sharam ft Pony  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BUBBLING UNDER The top songs that just missed making the Panda Top 20 April 2024 "When Darkness Comes" Jeris Johnson "Somebody (2024)" Goyte, FISHER, Chris Lake, Kimbra, Sante Sansone  "Down" Jason Derulo, David Guetta (Danny Meyers ext)  "Do It" ¥$, Kanye West, Ty Dolla $ign  "Bring Et" Jauz  "Bite Marks" Ari Abdul  "Biggest Booty" Bluez Brothers, T Pain, Young Cash  "Big FlexHer" Lakeyah, 42 Dugg "All Night" IVE & Saweetie  "Anthem" Diplo and Sharam ft Pony  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's stars and the 2000s trailblazers on the global impact of the digital age. Dave Gleeson celebrates the national heroes of this century like Powderfinger and Silverchair, plus hear from the new wave of Aussie rock from The Vines to Jet and Wolfmother. Plus the local members of the Billion Streams Club like Goyte and Vance Joy.Featuring Daniel Johns from Silverchair, Jet's Nic Cester, Bernard Fanning from Powderfinger, Missy Higgins, Vance Joy, Craig Nicholls from The Vines, Eskimo Joe's Kav Temperley, Goyte, Kim Moyes from The Presets, Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper, Jess & Lisa from The Veronicas, The Living End's Chris Cheney, Danny Beusaraus from the Dune Rats, Kieran Lama from Spacey Jane, Colin Hay, Michael Chugg, Lee Simon and John Watson.Episodes 1-3 are also available on Behind The Hits.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's stars and the 2000s trailblazers on the global impact of the digital age. Dave Gleeson celebrates the national heroes of this century like Powderfinger and Silverchair, plus hear from the new wave of Aussie rock from The Vines to Jet and Wolfmother. Plus the local members of the Billion Streams Club like Goyte and Vance Joy.Featuring Daniel Johns from Silverchair, Jet's Nic Cester, Bernard Fanning from Powderfinger, Missy Higgins, Vance Joy, Craig Nicholls from The Vines, Eskimo Joe's Kav Temperley, Goyte, Kim Moyes from The Presets, Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper, Jess & Lisa from The Veronicas, The Living End's Chris Cheney, Danny Beusaraus from the Dune Rats, Kieran Lama from Spacey Jane, Colin Hay, Michael Chugg, Lee Simon and John Watson.Episodes 1-3 are also available on Triple M Rock. Search ‘These Days'See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah wonders what happened to Goyte, Adele says she eats McDonald's once a week and her last meal on Earth would include a Big Mac, and the current number one song on ITunes is inspired by Brandon Brown and Joe Biden! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join DJ Ayana Soyini from Soyini Sound as she takes you all over the world playing the music that makes you wanna get up and move! Featuring the best in Soulful House, Afrobeats and Soca. It's the latest in Dance music. It's the Global Dance Party! This weeks special guest on Global Dance Party is Vienna, Austria based singer Cecile Nordegg. She joins DJ Ayana to discuss her latest 3 CD album called TRIPLE. They also discuss Cecile's latest single T'as Choisi (Soyini Sound Mix) produced by DJ Ayana Soyini. 1. Jeremih & 50 Cent - Down On Me (Richastic Remix) 2. Justin Bieber feat. Alpha P & Omah Lay - Peaches (Masterkraft Remix) 3. Cutty Ranks - CocoTea (Mii Guel Raggazeggeh) (Catboom Remix) 4. DJ Katch, Beenie Man & Walshy Fire - Whine And Go Down 5. Braveboy & Miss Baas - Sauna 6. Kofi Black feat. Nefatari - Bring Yuh Body 7. MIST feat. Burna Boy - Rollin' 8. Fiyah B - Bend 9. Altek & Cherish - Bring Da Vibe 10. Faith Callender - Don't Break Yet INTERVIEW WITH CECILE NORDEGG 11. Cecile Nordegg - T'as Choisi (Soyini Sound Mix) 12. Grover Washington Jr. feat. Bill Withers - Just The Two Of Us (LON Remix) 13. Mary J. Blige - Family Affair (Anthem Kingz December Edit) 14. A Taste Of Honey - Boogie Oogie Oogie (Les Bisou Remix) 15. Goyte feat. Kimbra - Somebody That I Used To Know (Audiorokk Used To Miss You Edit) 16. Delirious & Alex K. feat. Max-A-Million - Sexual Healing (Anthem Kingz Closer Edit) 17. Ed Sheeran - Bad Habits 18. Diplo & Damian Lazarus feat. Jungle - Don't Be Afraid 19. Juan Luis Guerra - Vale La Pena (D'Maduro Remix) 20. Deorro feat. Elvis Crespo - Bailar (Deorro Festival Edit) This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

In this episode, I speak to someone without whom you probably would never have heard of the band Silverchair. Not only did he essentially discover them and, in his role as a Sony A&R sign the band to Murmur, he also not long after became their manager and mentor and navigated their career basically from start to finish.His John Watson Management company currently manages some of the biggest names in Australian music, such as Midnight Oil, Cold Chisel, Missy Higgins and Birds of Tokyo. He is also the founder and head of Eleven, the record label that released Diorama and Young Modern in Australia and put out albums by The Dissociatives, Goyte, Paul Mac and the Presets.  I have wanted to talk to John Watson ever since I started this podcast, so this was a real bucket list guest. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed talking to John ‘Watto’ Watson. Contact me:Instagram: @silverchairpodcastFacebook.com/silverchairpodcastsilverchairpodcast@gmail.comhttp://silverchairpodcast.buzzsprout.com  I’m now on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/silverchairpodcast Donate to the show directly: https://bit.ly/3iWpDza My affiliate link for Buzzsprout. Sign up and get a $20 Amazon gift card:https://bit.ly/2RPtVMO  Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/silverchairpodcast)

Welcome to One Hit Wonduh - A Kick Ons mini series where we take a look at some of the biggest one hit wonders of all time. Can you say controversy? Can we spell controversy? This final one hit wonder proves that rivals can Settle Down their differences to become Somebody That We Used To Know (Goyte's Version). One dream, one hit, wonduuuh.FOLLOW JASON @ ONE HIT WONDUHArt by @madebymimiFollow Kick Ons:@kickonspod@stephaaniemoore@jasonatthebasinIf you've enjoyed our pod please rate, comment and share.Appreciate all the love.Playlists:2001-2008 playlistOne Hit WonduhKick Ons Aotearoa playlistEdited by the lush Matty Bicket.hello@matty-james.comwww.matty-james.comFacebookLinkedin See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bass player to the stars (Angus and Julia Stone, Meg Mac, Megan Washington and Goyte), Luke Hodgson and I talk about the best era of music ever 1975 to 1985. Where Luke draws inspiration for his Funk/Disco Band Mondo Freaks. He invites us to listen to a number of diverse tracks that he's played on, Love Rain Down - Mondo Freaks, Voyage To The Future - Lance Ferguson and Your Orbit - Featuring Sampa The Great!

The iN Show - it's all about iNnovation. This week Troy and David chat with Emma Hack world renown body artist about her journey, how she got to work with Goyte on a hit single, and what inspires her. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Remix Session out with great remixes and covers of artists like Nirvana, David Bowie, The Eagles, Goyte, Adele, John Legend, Tina Turner and more by remix and cover artists such as Reggaesta, Jr. Blender and others.

LA CANCIÓN DE LA SEMANA «Somebody That I Used to Know» es una canción de Gotye, que cuenta con la colaboración de la cantante neozelandesa Kimbra. Esta canción fue lanzada como segundo sencillo de su tercer álbum de estudio Making Mirrors. Tuvo gran aceptación de la crítica musical y se convirtió en todo un éxito […]

.................. transmission begin The DJ Raffi S. Weekly Podcast Show - Episode 14 For more go to: djraffis.com DJ Raffi S - club anthems are born here!!! Join us weekly for the best in progressive, international, tribal, deep, and classic electronic dance music. Check in, leave comments and be sure to subscribe to our channel.  [Tracklisting below] My Love - Inaya Day Everybody - Stefano Noferini Cambodia - Laidback Luke Scream - Usher (r3hab remix) Im all yours -Jay Sean Spaceman – Hardwell Flexx - Wolfgang Gartner Mutate - Sydney Samson Last Dance – Avicii The Wall Between us - Chocolate Puma Zingarinho – Massano Veiga - Party People The Sound - Kevin Saunderson Whistle - Flo rida Zombie Nation - Kernkraft (Laidback Luke bootleg) Panic - John Dahlback Gimme Sum - Gregor Salto Honey - Ralpha Di Sands Rise - Laidback Luke Somebody that I used to know - Goyte (Remix) Somebody that I use to know - Goyte (Avicii mix) Got 2 love you - Sean Paul (House mix) DJ Raffi S djraffis.com | club anthems are born here!!! Also catch me here:          transmission end .................. 

Goyte, Sean Paul, Chris Brown, Nervo, Madonna, Starkillers, Foster The People, Rihanna, Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Katy Pery, Dev, Calvin Harris, Carly Rae Jepsen, Avicii, Florence & The Machine, and more!

A pop oriented set I did to promote the Fireman's Ball party I'll be spinning in Ptown during bear week. It starts off light, builds to a peak and and ends with some great progressive mixes. 1. Carly Rae Jepsen - Call Me Maybe (Liam Keegan Remix) 2. Kelly Clarkson - Darkside (Liam Keegan Remix) 3. Maroon 5 - Payphone (Cosmic Dawn Remix) 4. Kylie Minogue - Timebomb (Brian Cua Bootleg) 5. Justin Bieber - Boyfriend (Joe Gauthreaux & Peter Barona Remix) 6. One Direction - What Makes You Beautiful (Dave Aude Pop Rhythm Extended) 7. Scissor Sisters - Only The Horses (Max Sanna & Steve Pitron Club Mix) 8. The Wanted - Chasing The Sun (Danny Verde Club Mix) 9. Cyndi Lauper - Sex Is The Heel (Danny Verde Club Mix) 10. Toni Braxton - I Heart You (Peter Rauhofer Club Mix) 11. Goyte feat. Kimbra - Somebody That I Used To Know (Rauhofer Reconstruction) 12. Kris Allen - Vision Of Love (Maison & Dragen Remix)

1. Fuck 'Em - Knife Party (2:01) 2. 1,2,3,4 - Laidback Luke ft Chuckie & Martin Solvieg (1:55) 3. Megaloud - Far Too Loud (Sidestep Re-step) (2:11) 4. So Hot - J-Trick (A-Team Re-Lick) (2:53) 5. No Beef - Afrojack & Steve Aoki (Mafia Kiss Got Beef Remix) (2:33) 6. Louder - DJ Fresh ft Sian Evans (Hardwell Remix) (Aaron Sigmon Rerub) (3:51) 7. Like A Girl In Love - Elen Levon (KL2 Breaks Mix) (3:30) 8. I Rave You - Basto (1:41) 9. Inhale - J-Trick (Keith MacKenzie Mix) (2:55) 10. H8RS - AN21, Max Vangeli, Steve Angello (A-Team's F^K all ya'll Re-Boot) (2:46) 11. You're Gonna Love Again - Avicci & Nervo (DJ Ark Rerub) (3:32) 12. I Don't Like You - Eva Simons (F^K Y3AH! breaks edit) (2:55) 13. Get It - DJ Icey (1:56) 14. Can't Stop Me Now - Afrojack (DJ Ark Rerub) 3:25 15. Discord - Midnight Conspiracy (Frenzy breaks re-fix) (3:09) 16. Break It Down - Deenk (REL1 Re-Dub) (1:58) 17. Exhale - J-Trick (DJ Hero Mix) (1:56) 18. Bangarang - Skrillex (Tweazy Re-edit) (1:27) 19. Watch Out - Doctor P, Elite Force (2:54) 20. Kyoto - Skrillex ft Sirah (Aaron Sigmon Re-Edit) (1:14) 21. Bling Bling - Dj Fixx (3:10) 22. Somebody That I Used To Know - Goyte, Hyper Crush (DJ Icey Rerub) (3:53) 23. Live Your Life - Yuna (Frenzy Rebounce) (2:37) 24. Silhouettes - Avicci (Si-Dogg & Security 8 Down ReRub) (3:16) 26. Insomnia - Faithless (Tweezy 2012 Remix) (4:22) 27. Eyes Wide Open - Dirty South & Thomas Gold (DJ Ak Rerub) (2:39)

If You Would (Original Mix) Feel (Original Mix) I Know, Yuriy Poleg ft Julia Lasker (Sanya Shelest Remix) Release Me, Angger Dimas feat. Polina (Girl Audio Remix) Moments (Big Room Mix) Higer State Of Grace, Play Paul & Frederic De Carvalho (DJ Dee Ass Remix) Somebody That I Used to Know, Goyte feat. Kimbra (Adrian Villaverde Remix) Awaken (Impetto Remix) Eyes Wide Open (Lenno Remix) Can't Stop The World, Spencer & Hill (Chris Kaeser Remix) All By Myself (Original Mix) Nuggetz (Yves Larock Remix) I Can Do That feat. Nessa Cali (Social Phunk Remix) vx. Leo (Original Mix) DJ TGnat Mashup Chasing Summers, Tiesto (Quadro Remix) Mandala (Original Mix) Generation 303 (Original Mix) Turn it (Original Mix) Midnight City vs You Used to Hold Me (Pressure Mashup) Concrete Angel feat. Christina Novelli (Original Mix)

There really is nothing like a good day party in San Francisco! I had the pleasure of playing in blissful weather in Dolores Park yesterday - the cultural (counter cultural?) center of SF on a sunny day. (For those not familiar, imagine all of the lovely people and freaks that you've ever seen, multiplied by San Francisco's love of eccentricity, packed into one sunny, city block). It also happens to be three blocks from home. It's special to walk out my door with music and headphones in hand, stroll over to my neighborhood park and drop a dirty dance party. Special thanks to ZEROdB for providing the silent disco and hope for many parties to come in a all my favorite places. San Francisco, I love you! Tracklist: 1) Deeper Master - Jack Beats 2) Hump Rock - Plump DJs 3) Turbobeat (Original mix) - Access Denied 4) Your Dream Will Go (Original mix) - Colombo 5) Take Over Control (Adam F Remix) - Afrojack Feat Eva Simons 6) Bodies Hit the Floor - DJ Sega 7) Methane (Original Mix) - Colombo 8) Yo Butterface (feat. Datgirl) - DJ Butterface 9) Somebody that I Used to Know (Remix) - Gotye 10) Hype the Funk - Booty Vibes 11) Shake the Pressure - DJ D Kline & Red Polo 12) Tribulations (Tigas out of the Trance Closet mix) - LCD Soundsystem 13) Pacha on Acid (Original mix) - Afrojack

We weren't going to post this episode since it wasn't up to our standard of quality, which if you been listening will know is pretty low.  But since Andy is on a honeymoon for 10 days and we haven't posted in a while I figured, "What the heck?"  I don't remember any of our topics, but it was a pretty sloppy episode.  We drank a bottle of vodka instead of beer and the results weren't so good.  So take a listen and thanks for the support.  We will be back in mid April with new episodes. Justin Vodka-  Tito's Vodka, highly recommended Music-I think it was Goyte or however you spell it but I'm not sure.

Taylor Swift, Equality, and the last day on earth! Tweet us @shystersradio. Featuring "Glad You Came" by The Wanted, "Somebody That I Used to Know" by Goyte, and "Starships" by Nicki Minaj

To all my MG peeps. Here's a mix of old and new electro / funky house tracks.... Turn Up The Music (Reidiculous Remix) - Chris Brown Breathing (Lyrakill Bootlet Remix) - Jason Derulo Beautiful People - Chris Brown Good Feeling (Kriss Raize Remix) - Flo Rida Dedication To My Ex (Jump Smokers Remix) - Lloyd Turn Me On - Mikael Wills Bootleg Remix) - David Guetta ft Nicki Minaj Turn This Club Around (Spankers Remix) - RIO ft U-Jean Where Have You Been (Dirty Dutch Remix) - Rihanna Bass Down Low - Dev ft The Cataracs Wild Ones (Justin Sane Remix) - Flo Rida ft Sia Levels That I Used To Know - Avicii vs Goyte ft Kimbra Light It Up (John Locke Remix) - Stan Walker Figure It Out (Jeremy Word Remix) - Dave Aude I'm Still Hot (Dj Yeyo Remix) - Luciana ft Betty White Do It On My Own (Mike Candy Remix) - Remady ft Craig David Say My Name - Porter Robinson Here You Hum - Jeremy Word Elephant (Wideboys Club Mix) - Alexandra Burke Seven Nation Army (Cutmore Remix) - Marcus Collins Without You (R3hab's XS Remix) - David Guetta ft Usher

I've been keen to contribute my storytelling skills to the video game industry for more than a year now, and during that time, I've met some incredibly talented folks in the business. One of them is narrative designer Jonathon Myers. Jonathon hails from a play- and screenwriting background, and presently works for Zynga Boston, as a Game Writer for its Indiana Jones Adventure World Facebook game.I recently learned that Jonathon had participated in this year's Global Game Jam, a worldwide celebration of video game creation. There, participants are given only a weekend to make a working video game based on a specific theme. It's truly inspiring stuff, as is Jonathon's co-creation (called Sleepwalking Backward), which you'll soon learn about in this Creator Spotlight.If you're interested in video games or storytelling, consider this conversation with Jonathon Myers a must-read. A special thanks to Jonathon for making the time to chat!--J.C.~ ~ ~J.C. HUTCHINS: Before we dig into Sleepwalking Backward, let's talk about your love of video games and game writing. What games, or game narratives, have made an impact on you over the years?JONATHON MYERS: When I was young I loved the Zelda games and other titles that enabled me to feel like I was the hero of my own adventure story. And yet, something about those early NES games and RPGs like Final Fantasy were different in their story delivery when compared to novels or comics or movies. The interactivity and immersion better enabled me to pretend I was a participating character in a fictional world. As the story unfolded, I became an agent of action that had an effect on the world and a control over the outcomes.Much later, I began to encounter games that focused directly on the power and possibilities of an interactive narrative experience. I played Passage by Jason Rohrer. In less than five minutes, I had a profound emotional experience from a very simple game. It enabled me to exist inside a simple sequence of events while my imagination pieced together a story during structured play.While playing BioShock, I experienced a recognition and reversal as the protagonist of a classical story arc. I discovered that basic storytelling techniques could be applied to video game storytelling in refreshing, innovative ways.HUTCHINS: What lessons from those experiences have you brought to your writing at Zynga and the Global Game Jam?MYERS: Good interactive narrative is about the player's experience of the story during gameplay. Good game stories seldom come from a writer or a designer first developing and then narrating a story to the player. It's about the player having agency within the constraints and conventions of a gameplay system. Events are not told, or even shown. Events are available for player experience and events are accomplished by the player. Story is what happens inside the player when those events are encountered during gameplay. That is the challenge of being an interactive narrative designer and writing for games. Not only are you working with at team to implement stories, but the system will often determine a large portion of the experience before you write one word. You must come to understand the gameplay system and ensure that any narrative elements are not at odds with the experience of that system.For example, my writing at Zynga Boston on Indiana Jones Adventure World is episodic, and even inside those episodes it usually displays in strings of 123 characters or less. Story nuggets and events are encountered by the player in bits and pieces for a few minutes here, a few minutes there, some today, some tomorrow, some next week. For a piecemeal experience like that, if you attempt a big story in which one moment is dependent on the previous moment for a long string of events -- well, it just won't work. The attention span isn't there, because if someone plays a little bit every day or every other day for a couple weeks, there's not much potential for that player to remember what started the story or what happened that long ago.We (the design team and I) now try to think of very simple and non-subtle information delivery opportunities that fit this system. We try to use repetitive elements in short term episodes that release weekly or bi-weekly, like serialized content. We embrace our adventure genre roots and the system of our platform. I study the old Flash Gordon Sunday comic strips and the characterization in daily comic strips because their efficiency in keeping simple and to the point is an ideal parallel.When I'm fortunate enough to be part of something in which the narrative matters or in which people care about quality writing, then I must always recognize that I am only one part in a larger whole that is developing a player experience. I look back to the games and interactive story experiences I loved. I recall that the most exciting aspect of player story experience is portrayal of an agent of action in a fictional universe of gameplay. Many of the writing basics still apply, re: character, conflict, goals, obstacles, etc. However, you're in trouble as a game writer the moment you forget that the end goal is an experience over which you have only indirect control.There is a fine line, though. Does this mean we need to always tell hero stories that feed an inner fantasy? Do we always need a narrative experience to be uplifting, enjoyable, and triumphant? I don't think so, and that's where we enter the lesser explored territory. I often like to explore that territory whenever I get an opportunity to work on something as a non-commercial side project.HUTCHINS: On to Sleepwalking Backward. Tell us what it's about, and what experience you and your Global Game Jam team were trying to create with the game.MYERS: We wanted to make a game for the Commodore 64 in one weekend and that was our start. We all liked the idea of using constraints in order to push ourselves creatively. As we began, it was clear that we wanted to provide an emotional experience in the simplest way possible.The simplicity of the narrative came out of the simplicity of our mechanics. It would take too long to have gameplay that was more than controlling a player character to push squares and move from room to room. We envisioned that each room would include an image that the player would piece together. We were slightly bound by the Global Game Jam theme and interpreted it as a backwards yet ever-present cycle, like walking up the down escalator. As designer/writer, I drew initial inspiration from a haunting song I had heard several times, Somebody That I Used to Know by Goyte. It was apparent by that point that our game would have a narrative focus and we were all interested in exploring something dark and moody. We explored our own processes while constantly checking in as a team to retain a unified vision. This guaranteed that the text, display, music, art, and mechanics would work in harmony.A framework emerged that focused on a male player character moving backwards through the memories of a past relationship. The memories became naturally related to the images in the rooms. The gameplay exertion of into putting pieces back together led to the deeper narrative exploration. Given that narrative starting point, the system of action seemed to denote a denial and a need to fix something that had broken at some point in the past.I won't go beyond that because I don't want to spoil the experience or provide a specific interpretation of events. The story is only in the player experience and ultimately it's up to them to decide exactly what has occurred and what it means to them.HUTCHINS: Tell us about the creative challenges the Global Game Jam presents to participants, and how you and your team overcame them. Left to right: Arshan Gailus (Music), Elliott Mitchell (Art), Ethan Fenn (Programming), Gregory Kinneman (Programming), Jonathon Myers (Design and Writing), and (not pictured) Courtney Stanton (Producer). MYERS: From meeting up and pitching ideas, to forming a team and completing a game, participants have less than 48 hours to accomplish their goals. So time is the biggest challenge. You can't really think too much about decisions, you just have to stay focused and trust your instincts.Good team communication also became a major factor while working within the time constraint. We used Google Docs and regular check-ins to gauge our progress. We had the good fortune of working with site producer Courtney Stanton, who consistently kept us on track and reflected back to us our scope and the consequences of our decision-making. If we suddenly recognized we didn't have time for a feature or idea, we immediately readjusted and scaled back.It would take another full blog post to explain the obstacles we specifically faced in making a Commodore 64 game! Two of my teammates have already written and posted on that, as you can see below.HUTCHINS: If we wanted to learn more about the game and your work, where should we go online?MYERS: You can see our Global Game Jam page to get some immediate information, a Commodore 64 disk image and a link to the playable game. The game itself is hosted and playable here on the site of our musician, Arshan Gailus. It only takes about 2-3 minutes to play. If you're interested in our process and the constraints of making a C64 game, check out these postmortem blog posts by our programmer Ethan Fenn and our artist Elliott Mitchell. While I'm at it, I'd like to give a shout-out to teammate Greg Kinneman. His programming, QA, and feedback on the narrative were crucial to the success of the project.If folks want to know more about what I do, they can check out my portfolio site here.

Get in the mood this jolly malaka season with the crunkin' sounds of your fave party DJ! New tracks n remixes from Kanye, Nicki Minaj, Busta Rhymes, Destiny's Child, Ja Rule, Ashanti, Lloyd, Goyte, Aloe Blacc, Chris Brown, Aaliyah...and way more. From hip hop to dance, it's time to get crunk with your 40 of egg nog! As per usual this is a live one take wonder!

This RIPEcast set is pretty close to the one I played at Ghost Ship last weekend, along with a few other tracks I'm feeling at the moment that I didn't get around to playing during my hour time-slot. I am stoked to to have begun it with the Loot & Plunder remix of Goyte's "Somebody That I Used to Know", a track that feels so emotionally raw and honest that it gives me goosebumps every time I hear it, and to also include one of my new original tracks, a disco-house, electro-y thing that I created from some disco loops that Craig O'Neil sent me. - Aaron Pope About Aaron: “Dance music is all about drawing energy out of people in a positive way.” This is Aaron Pope’s belief, and that’s what most people remember about his DJ sets - his infectious energy. A longtime music fan and dance floor resident, Aaron brings this joy and love of music behind the decks with him, and at every gig he is bouncing around.  “There’s so much great music out there, it’s silly to confine yourself to just one genre. Each crowd deserves its own unique experience, and nobody wants to listen to the same type of sound hour after hour. The challenge is to keep the groove, while continuing to surprise and delight.” Aaron’s DJ sets encompass many styles, including house, indie, breaks, electro; even funky mid-tempo if the occasion demands. Currently living in San Francisco, Aaron has been a professional DJ for twelve years. He has played at almost every venue in San Francisco, for a wide range of promoters. His gigs have taken him to New York, Miami and Chicago, Brazil, the Caribbean and Ibiza, and he was also the one of the first resident DJ’s for the Deep End Camp at Burning Man. Aaron also spends a bit of time in the studio making his own dance tracks, and many of his original works can be found on Beatport and iTunes. More of his DJ sets can be found on the Cowboys Podomatic stream, and also here http://grantkaye.com/aaronpope/podcast.xml Ghost Ship artwork by www.jempanufnik.com