Me singing thru the Serge synth - c. 1981

This image is of the moment Mimi discovered what it's like to be a DJ - at Peter Rothman's "Get Crabby" party.....

Start your bass line

Bittersweet (Danny)

Whale Song - Dark Red

Testmode - Mame196kphasor

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In a world that moves too fast to listen, Resilient reminds us to pause and feel. His upcoming EP, “Powerful Words,” marks his return to Earthly Delights with three playful and expressive tracks — “Metacognition,” “Powerful Words,” and “Mindful Moments.” Together, they form a journey through inner rhythm and reflection, guided by Resilient’s sense of groove and humanity.

For Marko Radovanovic, known to the world as Resilient, music has always been more than entertainment — it’s survival through sound. A producer, DJ, and founder of @beatsoundvisions, he has built his path through dedication, not algorithms. His sound — deep, textured, and spiritually charged — reflects a lifetime of listening between the notes.

From Belgrade to Ibiza, from Deeplomatic Recordings to Deep House Craft and Karmaloft, Resilient’s sonic fingerprint remains unmistakable: bold synths, groovy basslines, and a rare emotional clarity that transcends genre.

With “Powerful Words,” Resilient and Earthly Delights continue their shared pursuit — to reconnect sound with soul, and to remind us that the most powerful frequencies are often the quietest ones.

Resilient - Metacognition [Earthly Delights]

How to talk dog

This is a track I did - as part of a project called "PITCH" in 1981-82.  PITCH was also Stuart Sharpe.  This track ("Funky Quest") was composed by me, with horn arrangements by Brittles (otherwise known as James McBride "The Miracle at St. Anna") and bass was played by Richard Edson ("Ferris Buehler", "Good Morning Vietnam", "Stranger than Paradise".)

I used this track on a few videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jvH4Cx-Pxc  and  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc9OIsKqTjA

The track was produced at Noise NY - before Mark Kramer bought the studio - on w. 34th, between 7th and 8th

How to talk dog

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