Breakbot - Lazy Sunday Selecta

Creating hardware techno in New York to be mastered by Asymmetric for our label MCHNWRKS.  
DJ since '92, making music in '94, played live techno with a friend as PointAlpha from '96 thru '99 across NY, PA & OH. 
This machine music session theory is the way of RhythmDial techno.
My older music was made as owen202 / owend202 / owenthesoyboy before dedicating a true space in time as RhythmDial. 
Cheers.

With over 25 years in the world of Electronic Music in a variety of different roles starting off as a Producer then DJ, then Promoter, DJ Agency Director, Club Manager and lastly Photographer / Online Magazine Editor - it's been a wild ride!

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It all started with epic nights at Final Frontier, Club UK back in the early 90s listening and dancing to Dave Angel, Carl Cox, Sven Vath, CJ Bolland, Colin Dale, CJ Bolland, MR C and many more techno originators and pioneers. From there and going to Leeds University with the Orbit in Morley only a stone's throw away, Rob started to put on nights in 1996, already having started DJing and producing music on Cubase and an Akai 3000. All this culminated in a massive party in 1999 with Andrew Weatherall and Tim Utah (Utah Saints) on a Wednesday in the Leeds Corn Exchange with over 1,000 people dancing away.
After moving to back to his home town of London Rob started putting on a night in Brixton with Marc Richardson called Batch both DJing Acid House mixed with newer electronic sounds. Guest DJs included Colin Dale (Kiss FM, Abstrakt Dance), Jerome Hill (Don't, Kool FM).
In 2005 Rob and Marc organised the Fair4Life Festival in Brockwell Park helping raise awareness of cancer, they were to do a few more festivals over the next few years. Rob also joined forces with Colin Dale to help him setup and manage his DJ agency Wildlife-AM.
Fast forward a few years to 2009 Rob became manager of The Gramaphone, East London with Benji B (BBC Radio 1) already doing his monthly flagship night Deviation there. Here everyone from Floating Points, Gas Lamp Killer, Edan, LTJ Bukem, Anthea, Magaret Dygas, Mala, DJed including Scuba doing a secret HotFlush party. After one last festival this time in East London, Rob left England to move to South America, settling first in Cusco and then in Lima, Peru.  There he ran magazines in Peru's 3 major cities Lima, Cuscoand Arequipa ... this time mostly behind the decks taking photos of DJs rather than spinning tunes.
2019 saw him return to Europe, moving first to Milan and now he currently resides in Barcelona.

I only want to be in your record collection.

home of 
10LEC6 / BREAKBOT / BOSTON BUN / BUSY P / DJ MEHDI / DSL / FEADZ / JUSTICE / KRAZY BALDHEAD / MICKEY MOONLIGHT / MR FLASH / MR OIZO / MYD / PARA ONE / RITON / SABRINA & SAMANTHA / SEBASTIAN / SO ME / UFFIE / VLADIMIR CAUCHEMAR

Ladies and Gentlemen, I want to bring to your attention one interesting thing that can put you in a state of balance while you go straight through your life. Thing that can make you feel comfortable regardless any situations in your life. Open and accessible action or practise, that fulfill your life and makes you be happiness. This thing is meditation, that came to us through many ages and generations. The feeling of feelingless body is amazing state. It is possible to artificially put your body to sleep that you can't even use it while you are being conscious. The only thing is active is your mind. You can visualize, create, fly, teleport anywhere. The mind that we've been given is not used how it suppose to be used. We can experience anything you visualize, and the most effort of it is attracting it to your life.
I came up to this half a year ago, and am amazed and schocked at the same time what meditation can offer. All you have to do is lay down comfortably, plug in your earphones, don't move and listen the voice that guides you through your meditation experience. Different varieties of them can suit any minds vibrations. 
Try out this lucid dreaming guide with alarm that I created during my researches and finding a proper material. 
It has special beeping system, that awakens you in a proper way to trick the brain and make him wake up while you sleep on his own. All you have to do is just fall asleep and be sure that this beeping system will make everything for you. Just fall asleep as fast as you can. 
Best time of using this audio is 5-6am
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A Summary Of Rhythm Napping
To tie all this together, here is a short rundown of rhythm napping in full.
· Set your alarm clock for some time early in the morning, such as 5:00 AM.
· Get up and for an hour then go back to bed. During the time you’re up, you may want to read about lucid dreaming in order to strengthen your subconscious intent to become lucid in a dream. This is called a mnemonic induced lucid dream, or MILD.
· Next get your timer ready timer. Then lay down and stay perfectly still with your eyes relaxed. Let yourself daydream until you fall asleep.
· Depending on the timer setup you have chosen, the session will last between a half hour and an hour and a half. Your goal is to fall asleep as many times as possible and to wake up each time the timer beeps without ever moving.
· If you can do that cycle five times in one hour you will almost certainly become lucid or at least feel phenomena you’ve never had before such as paralysis or vibrations.
· When you’re awake again for the final time, get up and write down the dreams you had. This important last step of analyzing and recalling your dreams will reinforce your dream recall abilities and after a while you will start to see patterns in your dreams you had never noticed before.

Breakbot - Lazy Sunday Selecta

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