Here's a DJ set I did a few months back at Radio Bilingue in Salinas...

Tracklist (please go support these artists because they're rad af):

Dionne Warwick @dionnewarwickofficial - Do You Know the Way to San Jose (FH's Washout Edit)
Rhyolite @rhyolite1 - EXTERNAL TRANSMISSION
Serum @serum, Paul T @paul-t & Edward Oberon @edwardoberon - Take My Breath Away [V Recordings]
Emperor @the_emperor - Sunder
Stevebot - RCS Cruise Control https://stevebot.bandcamp.com/
Boards of Canada @boardsofcanada - Summer Fire 1986 Track
Analog Brothers @analogbrothersofficial - Bionic Oldsmobile
Wagon Christ @wagon-christ - Accordion McShane
Acen - Play 2092 (Part 2) https://www.discogs.com/release/13719530-Acen-Play-2092
Pangaea @pangaea - Like This (full mix)
The Halluci Nation @a-tribe-called-red - R.E.D. ft. Yasiin Bey @mos-def-official, Narcy & Black Bear

Stimming @stimming Segment 

ATARASHII GAKKO! @atarashiigakko & Warren Hue @user-309417758 - Freaks
High Contrast @highcontrast - Met Her at a Dance in Leicester (ft. UK Apache @arabingiakaukapache & Ady Suleiman @adysuleiman)
Little Big @littlebig-music - Skibidi
Parra for Cuva @parraforcuva - Cuiva
Ratboy Genius Minimix
Madlib @madlib - Road of the Lonely Ones
Frequency Horizon - Pre-Ecstatic Chaos
The Chemical Brothers @thechemicalbrothers - The Darkness that you Fear
Rafael Anton Irisarri @irisarri "Her Rituals"

Episode 113 - 90.9 FM (Salinas) Mix

In this week’s episode we head around the globe—and beyond~
 
We update you with new information about an upcoming Afrobeat show we previously told you about, and learn about the connection of one of our listeners to famous Kenyan funk musicians.
 
Friend of the show Resonant Dog—aka Bernardo de la Torre—surprises us with an exquisite organic house and downtempo set that taps into his growing appreciation for musical traditions from around the world.
 
Hey, guess what? Ana’s got a fantastic poem about the ocean for us (reach her at graziosi.ana@gmail.com for collaborations).

And we’ll even stop by a lighthouse dance party featuring DJ Little John during the blue moonrise, where we’ll look up at the sky with Santa Cruz Astronomy Club member John Arkley.

#dance #DJmix #electronicmusic

Theme: Butterflywingtip "BBB"

Shy FX x Kojey Radical x Nile Rodgers "Good Morning"
S.P.Y. "With You"
Paul Kalkbrenner "Schwer"
2Point1 "Stimela ft. Ntate Stunna & Nthabi Sings"

*Interview with Terra & Self
carbeau "Mare Nero"

Ritviz "Thandi Hawa (Anish Sood remix)"
Transit Kings "The Last Lighthouse Keeper (The Orb Mix)"

*Ana Graziosi poem "Mitchell's Cove"

Violeta Vicci "Long Farewell (The Orbs Laughing Chicks Mix)"
Floating Points "Bias"

*Biko Beauttah introduces 
Steele Beauttah "Africa"
Friction "Feels Like Summer (w/ Dux n' Bass)"

*Blue moon astronomy and lighthouse dance party featuring Dj Little John and the Santa Cruz Astronomy Club.

Booka Shade "Blaze (J.O.P. remix)"

*Resonant Dog mix

Episode 118 ~ African rhythms, Resonant Dog DJ mix, blue moon dance party

On this week’s Frequency Horizon, we’re heading to Burning Man! 

Well, I didn’t make it there—something I was a little bummed about at first, but then I felt much better about as time went on (as you could imagine)…

But my bicycle managed to make it to the Playa without me…

In the second hour, we have a special guest mix crafted specifically for the Frequency Horizon by soupANDsalad. @soup-and-salad

Trust me, it's dope. Please support the artists by purchasing their songs and streaming them on your favourite platforms!

soupANDsalad guestmix:

To Travel the Path Unknown – Goat
Black Mesa – Biosphere
Flechazo – FaltyDL
Mozaic – Hashman Deejay
Drama (KG Remix) – Swing Ting [feat. Thai Chi Rosè & Karen Nyame KG]
apricot – Tomu DJ
Lesser Speeds – Kareem Ali
Null Azimuth – Sha Ru
Yesterday And Today – The Field
Esteban – DJ Python
Deliverance – Romare

Episode 119 ~ Burning Man 2023: bike emissary, Nastya’s inspired perspective, soudANDsalad guestmix

This week's episode features some pretty genuine poetic content from eastcoaster Jamie Cowling and a guest mix from Salinas EDM DJ @kalveronic2000.

Theme: Butterflywingtip "BBB"

Catch our weekly radio show on KPCR.org and the TuneIn app each Friday from 10-midnight Pacific (or 101.9FM in Santa Cruz).

Episode 120 ~ Jamie Cowling poetics + Kalveronic guestmix

Michael Simler returns my bicycle, which he'd rented for Burning Man 2023.

And despite the hectic, rainy circumstances at this year’s event, the bike is somehow in better condition than when he left.

He gives us the blow-by-blow of his first every Burn via a longform convo.

And DJ Ergot—a Santa Cruz County local I met down at Steamer Lane just hours after last week’s episode—delivers a guest mix with plenty of dirty and bouncy basslines.

#BurningMan #electronicmusic #storytelling #DJ #synthesizers

Cover photo courtesy of Michael Simler
Theme music: Butterflywingtip "BBB"

Episode 121 ~ Glorious Return of the Beach Cruiser + DJ Ergot Guestmix

On this week’s episode, we meet a couple from London who’ve been living in a tent for weeks and finally got the chance to hit up a sick drum n’ bass show—after an experience in Yosemite National Park that was literally life-changing.

Plus, we’ve got an awesome “introductory” drum n’ bass guestmix from DJ Rambo—sent in all the way from New Zealand (after a nautical voyage from Fiji—and some computer chaos).

Episode 122 ~ UK Couple’s Lifechanging National Park Tour + DJ Rambo Guestmix

Frequent Frequency Horizon collaborator Jamie Cowling sends in an original heartfelt song, and it turns out it mixes perfectly with hip-hop and drum n’ bass.

And DJ Natty from Vancouver Island shares a guestmix from the 2023 Pachena Bay Music Festival.

Episode 123 ~ DJ Natty guestmix from Pachena Bay, Jamie C’s joyful sonics

We interview the relative of one of the victims of the Hamas attack on the Supernova psychedelic trance music festival in Israel. 

(Oct. 13, 2023 broadcast version of the episode aired on 101.9 FM Pirate Cat Radio in Santa Cruz but the originally-intended second hour was cut off due to a technical glitch. The file has been edited as a result.)

Episode 124 ~ Psytrance community reels from massacre

This episode features an original composition by Dr. Jevgenij A. Raskatov, an associate professor in chemistry and biochemistry at UCSC, who can make stringed instruments sound both mysterious and incredibly moving at the same time.

We take you to a “bear”-celebrating street festival in San Francisco that randomly helps us round out our coverage of global affairs. 

And we visit Natural Bridges in Santa Cruz for Welcome Back Monarchs Day.

Due to a broadcast glitch, last week's DJ Bumbacat mix didn't make the radio version. So we'll be replaying that in the second hour.

Episode 125 ~ Butterflies + Bears

I don’t know if you saw the UCSC students in costumes out and about mid-week last night around Santa Cruz… but I have to say, I love how everyone’s getting into the Halloween spirit here across the Monterey Bay.

In this week’s show we’ll head up to the Makoto show in San Francisco and play a variety of moody tunes.

Episode 126 ~ Moody Halloween 2023

We take a jaunt down to the lighthouse on West Cliff Drive in Santa Cruz to see 10+ foot waves pummeling the Monterey Bay.

And we’ve got a solid mix of #organic #dubstep, #minimal #ambient #techno and some more commercial #dance tracks, too.

Listen live every week from 10-midnight at kpcr.org or via the "Pirate Cat Radio" station on the TuneIn app.

Episode 127 ~ Big waves hit Steamer Lane + leftfield excursion

In this week's episode I opine about my new fitness foray that got me lost on the side of a mountain.

As the actors' strike draws to a close, we bring you a longform interview with Desi Kole, a woman who worked on Pirates of the Caribbean who is now directing her first-ever feature film.

And we'll take a roadtrip from Los Angeles to San Francisco with Bengali singer and philosopher Elma Siddiqui.

Listen live each week from 10-midnight on Pirate Cat Radio at kpcr.org or via the TuneIn app.

Episode 128 ~ LA Trip: Desi Kole's psycho thriller; road tripping w/ Elma Siddiqui

In this week's episode we play ambient-influenced tunes from Andre 3000 and ThenVersusNow and dance numbers from Barry Can't Swim and Jem Cooke, before sprinkling in some #poppunk and #midwest #emo.

And we'll play our interview with investor Jay Eum about the implication of the APEC summit in San Francisco, not too far away.

But it all leads up to our documentary about the 2023 O'Neill Coldwater Classic that went down last weekend in Santa Cruz. We even managed to score interviews with the big winners—Michael Dunphy and Autumn Hays.

Listen live each week from 10-midnight on Pirate Cat Radio at kpcr.org or via the TuneIn app.

Episode 129 ~ Santa Cruz local Autumn Hays = 2023 Coldwater Classic champion

We ruminate on the evolving state of the Detroit metropolis while paying homage to the birthplace of techno.
 
We meet frequent Frequency Horizon collaborator Jamie Cowling face-to-face on the East Coast and take in the Jersey Shore on a first-look.
 
We'll also tap into energy from Toronto and Windsor, Ontario, as well as Fort Wayne, Indiana, along the way...

Listen live 10-midnight on Pirate Cat Radio kpcr.org or via the TuneIn app!

Episode 130 ~ Detroit techno; Sweetwater synths; Jersey shore first-look

Today on the program we’ve got a solid mix of dubstep, trance, house, and—my favourite—drum n’ bass.

We’re enjoying our new space on the dial—92.9 FM in the “South Bay” portion of the “Bay Area” (in Northern California, of course).

We’ll still have surf-style segments in the weeks to come, but after the cross-continent journey last week, we’re dishing up a pure-music show this time 'round.

Hope you enjoy! And make sure to tune in at KPCR.org if you haven’t given that a shot yet…

Episode 131 ~ Settling-in to a Silicon Valley frequency

We take you along with us to an O'Neill movie premiere in the Pleasure Point neighborhood of Santa Cruz.

And we remember some of our favourite radio moments of the year from our journeys far and wide.

Plus, I wrapped some moody #house, emphatic #electro-#pop, and #liquid #dnb rollerz up with a bow and put them under the tree for ya!

Episode 132 ~ Surf flick premiere + some year-end highlights

We chilled out for January (and I hope you enjoyed the "mixtapes" in the meantime) but now we're back, with a vengeance!

We've been collecting-up plenty of oceanic content and delicious electronic tracks for y'all to take in. And I hope you're ready for what's about to be unleashed.

Because this week we're taking stock of things from the white sands and emerald seas of Carmel Beach, interviewing bodysurfers during the first-ever USA Bodysurfing competition at Steamer Lane in Santa Cruz and then handing over the keys to DJ Ergot for his second guest mix for the Frequency Horizon.

Tune in each week at kpcr.org from 10-midnight pacific time or 92.9FM in the Los Gatos / San Jose area.

Episode 133 ~ Carmel Beach musings, USA Bodysurfing @ Steamer Lane, DJ Ergot returns

Do you ever wonder how California plans to handle global warming? Are you curious about the longterm impacts of last year's storms (you know, the ones that were so bad they were categorized as natural disasters)?

Well, on today's Frequency Horizon program, we have the answers. Because we'll interview a trucker hauling giant boulders from the Cali interior to West Cliff Drive in Santa Cruz. Plus, we bump into the dude who makes those 3D-printed surf fins he says could democratize surfing in the Third World. And I'll get myself a new surfboard (finally).

And in the second hour, DJ Melisa returns for her second guestmix, just after a move to Las Vegas to link up with a new newspaper.

There's plenty of bangers, atmospheric numbers, chill and energetic tracks on offer. Hope you enjoy!

Episode 134 ~ New surfboard, trucker solidifies the coast, DJ Melisa (Las Vegas)

From hitting the waves at Montara State Beach during a milky twilight, to reconnecting with Fava MC (and discovering he's a teacher back in Germany), to getting to meet my favourite author Sheila Heti (who also happens to be Canadian but has a rad global outlook), I’ve been reminded of just how magical life can be. (Not to mention I put out my second-ever newspaper as an official editor).

https://www.sheilaheti.com/

I learned more about arranging sentences from a delightfully quirky yet utterly confident literary master, about managing frequencies on the fly in a live club environment (@mcfava), and pondered how natural forces can change your life in an instant. And I'm sharing it all with you guys—to a curated electronic music soundtrack.

Plus, I got a surprise DJ mix sent over from none other than Italian mixmaster Michael B DJ (@michaelbofficial). Hope you enjoy!

Episode 135 ~ How Sheila Heti arranges her sentences, MC Fava sings, Michael B DJ mix (Italy)

In this week's episode of the Frequency Horizon (broadcast on Pirate Cat Radio just as 38 inches of snowfall was underway), we offer an on-the-slope view of how one independent ski hill (Sierra-at-Tahoe) is doing a couple years after a devastating wildfire ripped through the property. Shout-out to the marketing department for giving us a behind-the-scenes look at how a local-focused mountain ticks.

We take you inside a Heavenly gondola of the sort made famous where a pour soul got trapped inside overnight a few weeks back.

And we hear firsthand from "lifties" themselves 1. About what it was like to cope with a slow start to the season and 2. Some of the underground DJs tearin' up the Legion dancefloors this year.

Given the recent suspected fentanyl deaths in town, we'll cap off the episode with an interview with State Senator Dave Cortese about efforts underway in Sacramento to get a handle on the overdose crisis.

Of course, we weave it all together with some top-shelf tune-age to help get you fired up to hop on a lift and carve some quality turns.

Theme: Butterflywingtip "BBB"

Tune-in live each week at kpcr.org or via the Pirate Cat Radio analog feed at 92.9FM in Los Gatos and San Jose!

Episode 136 ~ The Lake Tahoe Edition

I have a very special Christmas present for you guys… It’s Episode 7!

-On the day of the Christmas full moon, which won’t happen again until 2034, I bring you a radio documentary (in characteristically #ambient fashion) about the blood moon eclipse, which won’t be seen until right around the same time. The Frequency Horizon joins an impromptu blood moon lunar eclipse gathering and taps into excitement from around the globe (to the tune of “Forest Moon” by Boards of Canada).

-A live interview with Vancouver DJ @renniefoster, who chats about witnessing the development of electronic music, his experience delving deep the Japanese techno scene and how the Police inspired some artistic creation. Plus, we play a newly released track that originally came out on @transmatrecords.

-Catch music from @highcontrast, @asthmatickitty, @waveless, @juliobashmoremusic, @sigmahq

-You’ll hear the results of a free-writing experiment I did during a recent power outage, set to “Sea” by Aurum Fusion http://aurumfusion.bandcamp.com

-Plus, I read from a 'zine by Ashley Ronning (http://ashleyronning.com/) about black holes.

-Thanks to @mevcea in Istanbul for the inspiration for a track
-Good luck to Natasha in Toronto, I’ve got some house for ya to power your fam through the season!

Episode 7 ~ Blood Moon eclipse gathering, DJ Rennie Foster interview, zine reading

This was a big week on the 90.1 FM Tuff City Radio Frequency Horizon experience. We delve into sinister hues, contemplate winter lifestyles through the first play of a local musician and get the skinny on quality surf imagery from a photographer making his airwave debut.

-First of all, I switched Boards of Canada songs for the intro (from Julie and Candy to ’84 Pontiac Dream), which worked out quite well.
-We head to the character-drenched home of Carolyn Grumbach to get a glimpse into the history of Vancouver Island. But first I have to pass the "Limerick Test."
-Photographer Marcus Paladino (http://marcuspaladino.com/) is live in studio to walk us through his visual process and bring a few laughs into play...
-As far as I know it's the first time @davin-sandvar has had his music played on Tofino radio, and I think you're going to like what he has to offer. Marcus relates the stories behind the songs.
-Plus we've got music from @eric-prydz + @chvrches, @deltaheavy, @benhowardofficial, @dauwd, @theraa, @the-handsome-family

Episode 11 ~ Photog Marcus Paladino, Carolyn's Limerick Test, Davin's Tuff Winter

This week we take you into the hill country of the Lone Star State. And you'll get up close and personal with some underground Austin electronic.

Here's what you can expect:
-I chat with an Austin City Limits employee about the significance of country music to the city's identity, ultimately relenting and deciding to play her favourite artist, @george-strait-music, as well as @mirandalambert, on my show
-We'll go to Wimberley, TX, to chill in a quaint and hip as heck enclave, hear stories of personal discovery and gather up some cultural reflections.
-And we'll climb an oversized hill owned by a church named Mount Baldy, staring out for miles in the afternoon sun, before bumping into a couple Texas lovebirds.
-Plus there'll be music from @whitedenim, @spoontheband, @how-i-quit-crack, @entheogenic-evolution, @desertdwellers

Episode 14 ~ Texas as Hell

It's a wet one out there in Tuff City, with windswept wave plains, swell where there normally isn't any and potholes growing bigger by the second. And we've got you covered with a ton of appropriate tracks to relax your mind and keep you hunkered down warm with the ones you love...

[22:30] I met an aspiring journalist named Maxim Brehme who rolled through Tofino, B.C., and he brought his desire to uncover the truth of our North American culture with him. So I put him up to the task, asking him to use his German perspective to examine what's going on with the rise of Donald Trump south of the border.

Music this episode from Mattafix (@mattafixofficial), Paul & Fritz Kalkbrenner (@fritz-kalkbrenner-official), Temple Step Project (@temple-step-project), Zeds Dead (@zedsdead), Kalya Scintilla (@kalyascintilla), Saint Motel (@saintmotel) and Bernd Wendholt (@wendholt) and T O T E M (@totemuzik).

Episode 51 ~ Rainy Season: Maxim, the Young German Journalist, Examines North American Culture

It's Episode 52, and you know what that means -> we've put a year's worth of broadcasts out into the universe! Thx for joining us on the journey. It was also the night of the US election, which made for quite an interesting podcast.

[40:00] We did our best to take your mind off politics for a few minutes, as we played a segment where we interviewed Jake Fishman, the winner of an Oregonian big wave surf competition called the Nelscott Reef Big Wave Classic (http://nelscottreefbigwaveclassic.com/). You'll get to hear about how the event came into being and what it means to come out on top. 
>Hope you enjoy the background music I wrote for this one<

[1:24:25] Crossing the billion dollar threshold... Did you know that Trump's marathon to the White House has meant media companies are having their biggest paydays ever? It's been a hidden element of the rise of the white working class, but I wanted to talk about it.
>For the intro to the piece we used part of a song from Nasoshnik (@Nasoshnik) called "Sen Starego Sadu" (https://soundcloud.com/nasoshnik/sen-starego-sadu) which was recorded using only nature sounds.

[1:27:37] Maxim Brehme, the young German journalist, managed to do quite a fantastic in-depth interview with an American in Tofino, about the rise of Trump. Thanks to this interview with Kyle from Montana, our Frequency Horizon listeners get a better glimpse into the dynamics behind Trump's successful candidacy.

Music from Cesium Swimsuit (@cesiumswimsuit), Annix (@annixdnb), Deadmau5 (@deadmau5), Camo & Krooked (@camokrooked) and Bonobo (@bonobo).

(Cover surf image courtesy of Nelscott Classic organizers. See more from Drone Age Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CrtVLxT4Jc)

Episode 52 ~ Big Waves at the Nelscott Reef Classic; A Trump Future Sinks In

From India to England, this week's episode taps into some serious international energy!

57:37 - Stoked to have a Mumbaikur (resident of Mumbai, India) in the studio to give us a little Bollywood 101.

1:31:35 - I randomly happened upon a DJ Deekline show on Vancouver Island @djdeekline and I thoroughly enjoyed the result. To my surprise the drum n' bass and booty breaks legend with a pirate radio pedigree had his own reflections on Tuff City.

Music: @johnfruscianteofficial @m83 @tanya-tagaq @silent-season @spydnb @lsn-uk @jamie-xx-official @geotic

Episode 73 ~ DJ Deekline's Fond of Tuff City; Bollywood Excursion

Last minute mission to experience the eclipse at Symbiosis' Oregon Eclipse electronic music festival.

10:13 - Check out the segment I produced for 94.5 Eclipse FM in Oregon. You'll hear people absolutely going crazy for a total solar eclipse. I loved the peace and tranquility through it all.

30:40 - FRASE @frase-w drops by Tuff City Radio studios to tell us about playing festivals this summer with some of the artists at Oregon Eclipse. He also describes his approach to live performances.

45:40 - Jen Capo gives us a tour of the One Nation camp, tells us about her experiencing at Standing Rock and about a cool pop-up storytelling project (https://www.instagram.com/storystation.co/) that highlights oceanic-minded peeps.

1:01:29 - We meet a backflippin' dude from Park City Utah, and then I randomly bump into a guy I've interviewed before.

1:34:40 - We flash back to the Blood Moon Eclipse we covered way back in Episode 7 (https://soundcloud.com/frequencyhorizon/episode-7-blood-moon-eclipse-gathering-dj-rennie-foster-interview-zine-reading) where we watched an orange supermoon vanish at Cox Bay with surfers in the background.

Music: Goopsteppa @goopsteppa, AtYyA @atyya, Joris Voorn @joris-voorn, AMESI @amesi-420366517, @andmeandyou, @bwoydebhajan, @schatsi, @digital-rust, @coyotekisses, @dirtwire, @asaiahziv, @marcushenriksson, @revgrav

Episode 88 ~ Oregon Solar Eclipse

Morphing into a new phase, I head down the West Coast, meeting electronic music producers and filmmakers, and start to come to a deep appreciation of what Los Angeles is all about.

34:05 - First we'll weave dope electronic tunes together, as always, along with a night out in Seattle -- including a lesson on brostep history from the Shift Crew @press_shift and watching a truck hit a car then drive away with supreme arrogance.

1:06:29 - Rad Reviews: Henry Metal @user-194436281, Jason Vitelli @jasonvitellimusic, Meanr Mynr @meanrmynr, Joel Phil @joelphil, Yaysh @yayshplz

Music: @moderat-official, @dc-breaks-uk, @the-black-eyed-peas-official, @dannybyrdmusic, @othersdubstep, @tippermusic, @filwoody, @fortromeau, @gruen_glas_music, @ocandverde (track of the week).

Includes an interview with Leonard Avance @user-369863709 about his first ever track! At the time he was going to call it Beauty, but ended up going with the title Runaway for the song he ultimately shared with the podcast.

1:30:50 - And we cruise around LA's freeway network on Golden Globes night with director Richard Fox, who helps us contemplate how music is a universal language, something he's making a documentary about.

For other podcasts from Frequency Horizon Productions check out: 

StandUp SpeakUp - Episode 37: The Deadly Truth of Ocean Life > https://standupspeakup.podbean.com/e/episode-37-the-deadly-truth-of-ocean-life/

StandUp SpeakUp - Episode ​35: Motorcycle Gangster Begins Again >
https://standupspeakup.podbean.com/e/episode-%E2%80%8B35-motorcycle-gangster-begins-again/

Episode 98 ~ LA Transitional pt. 1

We enjoy moving into the triple podcast digits with an episode that's full #fire from beginning to end !!!

Cold Open: We hit up a celebration of Los Angeles drum n' bass promoters reaching their own milestone > 1,000 editions of the weekly Respect night. In the downtown LA warehouse they had LTJ Bukem, the man known for invigorating atmospheric and liquid drum n' bass genres at the point of inception (who Blue Lunar Monkey @bluelunarmonkey had nothing but good things to say about playing alongside), to make it official. @ltj-bukem

9:20 - Emmy award-winning writer and executive producer with Seinfeld, Simpson and Rocko's Modern Life credits to his name, Ron Hauge steps into the Frequency Horizon limelight after brunch. You'll have to listen to find out why he told us: "I'm on drugs."

17:40 - Rafa the Brazilian psytrance DJ known as Nitrous comes to LA and is thrilled to be in Koreatown. He's trying to get new clients and improve his English. @djnitrous

41:06 - We meet a Santa Monica character who claimed to be an original Motley Crue member. Odean tells us about his plan to frustrate PETA.

48:00 - Deadmau5 decided it was time to do a full orchestra-electronic mash-up in an extremely professional manner. The energy at the second day of the Where's the Drop? festivities at LA's the Wiltern was moving. The sincerity of the production was thrilling. And even though some were surprised it didn't break out into a full-on dance party, you could almost hear personal music growth happening all around. Musical director Gregory Reveret did an amazing job.

1:05:45 - Rad Reviews: Ajay Mathur - Little Boat (@ajaymathurmusic)
Ryan Hutchens - The Last 10 Years (@ryanhutchens)
Good Field - Surface Tension (@goodfieldband)

1:13:46 - We muse on the legalization of recreational weed (in California and soon in Canada) from Hollywood in a very legit on-the-street yet typically Frequency Horizon-remix fashion.

1:23:24 - I headed through the hills to West Hollywood and squeaked into the LA premiere of Come Sunday, the brand new Netflix production from podcast and public radio kings This American Life. We'll put it in front of the ole' #ambient looking glass to see what deeper perspective might shine through. Here we'll give you a glimpse of how Ira Glass handled a potential pitfall during the QnA and hint at the significance of meeting a potent broadcaster. @this-american-life
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1690967/

Music: @churchoftheundecided @montydnb1 @spydnb @gred_music @crestofthesyndicate @blackdownofficial @overjoymusic @piezopz @u-ziq-official @unknownmortalorchestra @kidnap_music @nthngnthng @hot_chip @toddterje @mario-basanov @flightfacilities @oberonorebo 

Track of the week from: @superpitcher_official @r-srecords
https://soundcloud.com/r-srecords/talaboman-dins-el-llit-superpitcher-remix-1

Episode 100 ~ LTJ Bukem, Deadmau5 orchestral, Emmy award-winner, This American Life's premiere

The cover art I created for this remix of a remix mixed with a remix kind of says it all:

-I've included a South Bay pier vantage point of Palos Verdes Peninsula lights, from one of the many late-night longboarding sessions on the well-paved expanse of South LA streets that helped pass pandemic lockdown hours. That's when I started working on this challenging mash-up.

-There's the source imagery from the Face to Face and Spoken tracks that form the two-part basis for my remix. Dualistic indeed!

-And of course, I have the overlays from Santa Cruz (art house views and Pleasure Point surf action), where I finished both this track and the Dublab Guest Session in which I debuted the creative number:
https://soundcloud.com/frequencyhorizon/episode-112-dublab-guest-session-all-gas-no-brakes-dj-christian-loffler-interviews-rip-dylan 

I tried to produce the song as if the sonic elements were various waves coming from different far-off directions, but ultimately combining for a foamy rush of nostalgia and forward-thinking experimentation.

Hope you enjoy!

Listen to the full Episode 112 madness on Dublab:
https://www.dublab.com/archive/frequency-horizon-guest-session-12-27-20

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