Hello, we’re NASA. You may have seen our astronauts, rocket launches, or Mars rovers — but have you heard our sounds? From interviews with astronauts and engineers to stories that take you on a tour of the galaxy, NASA’s audio offerings let you experience the thrill of space exploration without ever leaving Earth.

"I'm working, man, building some shit ya know and I really gotta get it built just uh some tables and some shelves and some stuff, I gotta get it done. I put it way off"
-Bob Dylan

SoCal guy on SoundCloud to explore and find the best of the music, stories, news, experiments and inspiration available.  Also interested in developing websites that use the SoundCloud API.

Sound-rich audio stories from around the world, galore!

Adventure Club is:
Christian Srigley &amp; Leighton James

www.WeAreAdventureClub.com

Management: <a href="mailto:robbie@stndrdgrp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Robbie Sabato at The Standard Group</a>

Peter started out as a kid obsessed with beats and scratching in the 90s. He honed his turntablist skills, and set about learning his craft in the underground clubs of Bristol and Cardiff, battling other DJs at various spots around both cities. He supported a long list of his personal heroes including Roots Manuva, Blak Twang, Mark B and Blade, as well as hip hop royalty; The Beatnuts, Grandmaster Flash, and Public Enemy.

Inspired by the music of DJ Shadow, RJD2 and local legends Massive Attack and Portishead, he soon turned his hand to production. His debut album To Eternity, released under the alias Parker, was described by DJ Magazine as having thrown “stylistic doors wide open with deliciously pleasing results.”

Ever restless, and with a roving eye when it came to music, Peter moved on and experimented with bass music and remixing. Many of his dubstep remixes went viral in the mid 2000s and in particular his remix of Björk’s Venus as a Boy ended up being chosen by Massive Attack for their Blue Lines anniversary Radio 1 Mix.

As a DJ he gained a reputation as a versatile cross-genre selector, thanks in part to his mixtapes gaining heavy rotation on Ninja Tune’s Solid Steel radio. Peter was voted Bristol’s best DJ in 2010, and ended up performing on stages at Glastonbury, Shambhala (Canada), Big Chill, and Bestival, as well as various clubs around the world.

Determined to evolve as an artist, Peter created Neuropol; a coming together of orchestral sounds and richly textured atmospherics with rhythms that fused elements of hip hop, drum and bass, and footwork. He signed music to Drum & Bass label Shogun Audio, and Om Unit’s Cosmic Bridge imprint. Neuropol was labelled as “standing firm as a bastion of future-thinking UK music” by Radio 1’s Friction.

His restlessness reared its head once more, and Peter soon realised his passions lay with the emotive sounds that fell between the beats. And so, he turned his focus towards creating orchestral compositions that were inspired by his own emotions, life experience, and the natural world.

The thread that has tied this all together is the word ‘Widescreen’. It has been used to describe much of his work regardless of the genre, or the alias it was written under. To Peter it means “emotive, filmic, visual music.”

USC Radio Group Music Czar/Production Magician/Program Host

Marija Sun has been firing up dance floors around the world. She was born in Belgrade, Serbia and grew up during the electronic music boom happening there in the late nineties. Upon moving to Phoenix, Arizona, she achieved a notable Dj career that opened the doors for her to travel and perform internationally, most notably in VIP Room Paris France, and she held a 40-day DJ residency at "St. Yves" in Camps Bay, S. Africa during Soccer World Cup 2010. Some of her more significant Arizona residences include Mondrian Hotel, Cin-Cin Afterhours, Acua Supperclub, and Crown Room.

She moved to San Francisco, California, in 2011 where she held a residency at club Vessel during the BASE Italy Underground Thursday nights.

She founded Enigma Presents entertainment company that organized monthly "Sophisticated Socializing" events at the Redwood Room in San Francisco. These events incorporated world and electronic music sounds with live musicians and fashion. 

Some of the biggest DJ names she collaborated with and performed with include Danny Tenaglia, Sian, The Junkies, Uner, Shonky, Sandra Collins, and Eddie Amador.

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