@veto-1440  I'll have to get back to you on that one! Thanks for listening!

TLDR: Next time should be less words and better mixing :)

After recording a set for my gf, I found the inspiration to start mixing again. It's been quite a few years since I've recorded anything off the cuff, so apologies for the rough pitch changes and some mixes in the first half - I'm just going through the 1000+ (EDIT: 3500+ in 300+ folders!) tracks I've bought since I started DJing on CDJ's back in '07.

Also it should be noted this is recorded on a 16yo computer I built that was on it's last legs about 2 years ago lol. So if you hear pops and clicks, that's the Quadcore-9505 CPU and 8GB of DDR2 RAM maxing out :D

I'm not too worried though, the goal here is primarily to spark my enjoyment of mixing again, and in doing so, let all those tracks that one buys but never ends up playing out, the chance to see the light of day. Anyone who has been DJing for a while will know what I mean!

Things may be rough as we start off, but as the months go on, I'm hoping to find my groove again (and get a new HDD/SSD for my non museum-worthy laptop to fit the tunes).

As always, hope you enjoy, and thanks for taking the time to listen <3

Gabriel Gilmour - #001

I write and mix techno, house, progressive, psy and everything in between.

Helping to bring new talent and sounds to the world for Khao Records:
* https://khaorecords.bandcamp.com

Signed releases through:
* https://www.beatport.com/artist/gabriel-gilmour/673424

Bio: When he first started DJing, Gabe knew no bounds and used no equipment. He was a poor, unshod, head-strong fool, using his body alone to make the music. Despite his primitive vibrational mastery, he soon discovered the power of mixing together pre-recorded songs, and amplifying them through giant speakers. Since then Gabe has come leaps and bounds to play at parties around Australia and the world, including Burning Man, Subsonic, Rainbow Serpent, Dragon Dreaming, Regrowth, Tribal Rhythms, Prognosis, and Darkbeat.

These experiences continue to inspire Gabe to spend more time in the studio, where he writes his own unique blend of techno, house, prog and more, to share with Australian dance floors and beyond. His debut single 'Mantra', featuring a stellar remix from Fourthstate, charted at #8 on the Beatport world breaks charts, and was also welcomed into the Late Night Music label for their debut compilation 'Trajectory'.

Keep an eye out for new releases in 2019 from Gabe and the artists he unearths through Khao Records.

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