your future lies beyond the coast of the sun. 

Summertime, All The Time.
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Was there when it started. I know so, cuz I have cloudy memories of disco, high energy, freestyle, new-wave, rockabilly, and the decline of hiphop! Former DJ at local L.A. bars/discos, vinyl collector and still spinning for pleasure. Long Live the 12" 

Podcast of Color is a show about four friends and trash bags of color coming
together to give their opinions on pop culture, social justice, and bullshit.

Podcast of color came about by the four of us feeling there was a void in the media for queer voices. We wanted to offer our own ideas, thoughts, and commentary to the podcasting realm in hopes that we could connect with, heal, and inspire others to be the best they could be. We hope you enjoy us and us and our thoughts of color!

Email us at: podcastofcolor@gmail.com

Website: podcastofcolor.com
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Twitter: trashofcolor

 Born in Oklahoma, raised in So Cal. Dj Cre-8 had a love of music before he even knew what love was.  His father, a distinguished Mexican-American, Vietnam Veteran,  expressed his musical knowledge from his travels through Cre-8 at a young age by playing everything from classical, country, folk, pop and everything in between in Cre-8’s wee years.
    By Cre-8’s teenage years he knew from a high school near death stabbing incident that he needed something to take him away from the negativity of gang ridden Southern California, and music was the answer.
   In 2001 Cre-8’s Battle Dj career started with the local Guitar Center battles, and other Southern Cali Dj Battles that he continuously ranked high in.
    His club dj career came from a successful mix tape submission to a local nightclub in 1999, and his nightclub career skyrocketed from that point on.  He toured all of Southern California from 2002 onward hitting top club venues in Los Angeles, Hollywood, Orange County, San Diego, receiving rave reviews from any crowd or club promoter he crossed paths with.
   In 2004 Cre-8 got his shot at the unforgiving radio environment, mixing live on 99.1 KGGI which helped him hone his technical skills and make him the flawless mixer that he is today.
   In 2010 he placed as finalist in one of the top ranking L.A. radio stations 102.7 KIIS FM Dj battles, and he continues now to frequent out of state nightclubs as well as his home state of California with the quality mixes and music his fans respect and deserve.
   Currently Cre-8 works on top notch remixes and musical compilations, when asked what motivates him...”When I rock my heart out at a performance and a random party goer comes up and tells me that’s the best set they’ve ever heard & I’ve made their night, that’s what I do this for, that’s why I keep doing what I do, I make memories, I rock crowds and I do it with passion...


The Land Below is Erik Lindestad from Malmö, Sweden. Formerly a member of Stockholm duo Wild At Heart, he continues with a love for electronic beats and dreamy layered vocals. The Land Below first appeared with a cover of The Presets "This Boy's In Love". Last year saw the release of both an EP and his debut album on swedish label Hybris Recordings. His song "Don't Trust The Rain" is featured in the 2016 movie "The Model" from Zentropa Entertainments. 

New album "Whatever comes, we'll hold the line" out June 7 2019. 

"Featuring frothy vocals cresting atop vibrant, undulating beats, the track has a rippling tranquility that suggests starlight reflected on water or a sunset dissolving into the ocean."
-Under The Radar

"Like so many artists from Sweden, Lindestad is able to take a familiar genre yet add lush, dreamy, and cinematic elements to create a blissful sound, in this case dream pop."
-The Revue

"The Land Below's latest remix dons the edge of the cinematic whilst tipping towards a more soulful and vivid take on the modern electronica sound. For all of Sweden's fine contributions to the electronic dance spectrum, here's a reminder that some of its finer offerings are still enroute to reaching the spotlight."
-Dancing Astronaut

Email: thelandbelow (at) gmail.com

Captain Earnest Bon-Huffington
Madame Francois de Lundenkopf
Esquire Winston Humphries III and Fred

New song 'Run' out now

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