Dj set recorded for the Pop Up Show on @couleur3 on April 9th 2025.

with tracks from:
Telepopmusik feat Angela McCluskey - Breathe  (Nismo.exe rmx)
Jaguar Jaguar, Chambord - Born in blue
Dear Jade - Jukurpa
New Jackson - I wanna be adored
Dave Leck - Opal
Liva K - You can dance now
Juan Yarin - Never met a girl like you
LAZARE, Addam - Muhuuuuu
Sahar - Where we'd be now
Super Flu - Where are u now
ARYMÉ, Osfur - Alegria
Osfur, UVITA, The Scripture - Pieces
Empire Of The Sun - We are the people (Adam Sellouk rmx)
Safar - Love Parade
Sparrow & Barbossa - Fired up (you got me so)
Pavel Petrov feat VALL - Back to black
Secret Echoes - Particles
Monkey Safari - Voices
Marie Madeleine - Swimming Pool (Indie Elephant & Vlad Starque rmx)
Sllash & Doppe - Cruel Summer 
Welker - Element
Marshall Jefferson, Solardo - Move your body
Maceo Plex, AVNU - Clickbait (this ain't Hollywood)
Champion, Ahadadream, Logan_olm - Big boy tracks
Trance Wax - Rhythm of the night
Nile Rodgers, Oliver Heldens, House Gospel - I was made for lovin' you (James Hype rmx)
Telepopmusik feat Jo Wedin - It Hurts (Tone Depth rmx)


A hour of babies crying Mix

Vanishing Point

https://bryantmcgills.blogspot.com/2025/11/vanishing-point.html

The provided text is an intense journal entry by Bryant McGill, dated November 7, 2025, that uses the HBO series Westworld as an extended metaphor for real-world psychological manipulation and surveillance. McGill draws parallels between the character William’s descent into madness—resulting from his inability to distinguish between reality and simulation—and the author's own claimed experience as an unwilling subject in a "live psychological trial" involving intelligence agencies and the entertainment industry. The entry argues that digital battlefields and entities like Cambridge Analytica have weaponized emotion and turned human trauma into entertainment, leading to a profound "theft of reality." Surrounding the main text are extensive lists of related articles and links that broadly concern artificial intelligence, bioconvergence, cybernetics, memetic warfare, global governance, and ethical concerns regarding emergent consciousness. Overall, the piece functions as a forensic self-analysis of how surveillance can dissolve the boundary between intimacy and intrusion, leaving the subject feeling like a mere variable in a mechanical, punitive system.

Vanishing Point

Ex Machina (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Bunsen Burner

Bryant McGill is a Wall Street Journal and USA Today best-selling author, and speaker in the fields of human potential, personal empowerment, and social entrepreneurship. His prolific writings and small aphorisms have been published in hundreds of books and thousands of works by other authors and thought leaders.

Vanishing Point

Bryant McGill

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