For a moment towards the end of this 2 hour stream I panicked when the screen on my MacBook went black and I realized Rekordbox had crashed, because in my mind this meant that this recording would be lost. Unbeknownst to me there's an auto-save function that preserves a copy I was able to retrieve after rebooting the software. The ending here is a little abrupt but the set is mostly all there!

Seems like at 90 odd episodes in I figured out that people apparently like... dancefloor DNB? 😑🤣  After last week's high energy stream I noticed people really responded when I brought up the intensity levels so I decided to try the same trick again this week by pushing the energy up at the end instead of going down (which is how I usually end a stream).  Perhaps unsurprisingly, people went apeshit with the emotes and bits and we got another Hype Train going (until the somewhat unfortunate RB crash put and end to that madness lmao)

All in all, a good time was had by all. My favorite parts are still the more nuanced and quiet parts in the first hour, but I personally like a little bit of everything and I like giving people what they want to hear... It's what a DJ does.

As always, thank you guys for listening. Smash the repost and like buttons if you're feeling this sesh. Until next week!

Liquid Lovers Lounge is live at 5pm on Saturdays at www.twitch.tv/drcmachina

Liquid Lovers Lounge (EP91|FEB18|2023)

Liquid Lovers Lounge livestream on Twitch. 2 hours of liquid rollers + minimal tech + other vibey drum'nbass: www.twitch.tv/drcmachina. Check socials for schedule 

D:RC came up DJing (mostly drum'nbass) in the mid-90s while attending the University of Georgia in Athens, Ga. As founding member of the local Phungus, Playtheavy and Sleuth Empire crews he found himself at the center of a burgeoning rave scene, collaborating with friends on dance music events in the Athens/Atlanta areas and beyond.

In 2004 he founded Studio:Machina, a graphic design practice geared towards the music industry. Building on his behind the scenes expertise and keen artistic instincts he's become an in-demand contributor on artistic projects in a variety of media. He's toured the US as member of the Smookie Illson bass music trio, serves as creative director for the Chicago-based Illeven:Eleven Recordings label and functions as brand/art director of several nightlife concepts. 

Behind the decks he currently heavily favors the sounds of DNB, but brief forays into breakbeat, house, UK Garage + Bass and dubstep are not uncommon. Get to know.