A strange occurrence in the status quo of our solar system has created a crack in space and time. A parallel reality now runs alongside the world we know. Small blips and visions of this other dimension have become visible to a few devoted followers of the six symbols. 

An alternate version of the Barclay Crenshaw album has been discovered as one of the first musical messages to break through. Unusual versions of the record have presented themselves from the other side. Names like Eprom, Salva, Bleep Bloop, Deebs, Om Unit, Persian Empire and Nozu have been mentioned in the report. 

But an even stranger occurrence is the appearance of a new piece of music not associated with the original record; possibly suggesting that deviations in space are able to generate completely new results. This affair has come from bizzaro versions of Mad Zach and Barclay Crenshaw working together. 

Be warned! Listening to this release could have long-term repercussions on your well being and your perception of reality.

Barclay Crenshaw Revisited lands December 15th.

Barclay Crenshaw Revisited

The Gene Sequence (Bleep Bloop Remix)

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Barclay Crenshaw makes electronic music that includes bass, dub, jungle, funk and hip-hop. His performances seamlessly blend genres, creating an immersive experience that transcends traditional boundaries. Barclay’s ability to connect with diverse audiences and create an unforgettable atmosphere has earned him a following of like-minded oddballs. Originally a house music producer called Claude VonStroke and the founder of Dirtybird Records, his shift in sound further cement his long-standing reputation for innovation and authenticity.

🔥 Adventure seeker, speed enthusiast 🏁, and music festival lover 🎶! I'm the guy who's always on the move, whether it's revving up my drag car 🚗, cruising on my motorcycle 🏍️, or exploring new destinations 🌍. By day, I'm a proud business owner at J&K Flooring, but by night, I'm rocking the entertainment scene. 🎤

live in Milwaukee and go to alit of raves/shows 
always looking for new jams for the gym 