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It was a decade best summed up by podcasts, cancel culture, fake news and memeing our way through tragedy and triumph. But was 2012-2022 any crazier than eras past, or was it that the prevalence of social media put major international events on our digital doorsteps? A Hollywood star becoming the leader of the free world? Bizarre… but it wasn’t the first time. 

Obscure global events just felt more tangible than ever, and we were all finally able to have our say. Communication with pop stars and major companies was instantaneous, and stardom was diluted by the ability for strangers to become a viral sensation overnight. 

With the advance of accessible technology came the explosion of bedroom producers like Flume, who would dictate the direction and popularity of an entire genre. At a glance, many could argue it was the death of originality in pop culture, with covers, remixes, sequels, prequels and remakes dominating the mainstream. The recent emergence of AI will either give those creative minds the resources to forge a new path into 2032, or accelerate us into repetition.

Flight Facilities Decade Mix: 2012-2022

Jordan Nocturne & I returned to the Hack Club, playing one track each all night, Hackoween 2023!

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From Belfast with love: Jordan Nocturne steps up for a slamming contribution to the GuduMix series.

Tracklist:
Phillipi - Barbarella
Rex the Dog - Wasp Factory
Soft Cell - Nostalgia Machine (Hifi Sean Dub)
Phillipi - Hacido
John Monkman - Talking Head
Theus Mago - Eclipse
Tartan - Ayo
Thus Mago - X Control
Force Mass Motion - Fall Deeper
Clint - Theta Overdrive
Lemon8 - Model 8 (Lemon8 Remix)
Justin Robertson - Acid Rave Music (Phil Kieran Remix)

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GuduMix 027: Jordan Nocturne

Just getting round to getting my mix from Saturday uploaded. The last two tracks I played after the power cut were not intended to be played at all. I thought Sasha and John would just want to start rather than me going back on but they insisted I went on again. Luckily they actually work with the previous track so with a bit of magic I've been able to fade them into the mix semi decent.

Managed to squeeze one of our Pincer Movement tracks made by Simon Mills - One Half Of Bent and myself. It's a re-edit of Prince Sign of the Times and comes in at 54.30. if anyone cares (Sasha actually was playing this one quite a bit over the years). 

Anyway enough of my rambling, hopefully some of you enjoy it :)

Good Life?

Conor Jay

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