Pete 'Padre' Lazonby - Leaving London (Joe Miller Remix)

Happy to share a portion of my set playing for Chetana @ Arlo Hotel, Brooklyn, NY.

Track List:
1. Rana (HAFT Remix) - Vauban @haftmusik / @vaubanmusic
2. Valley of Stars (Original Mix) - HAFT @haftmusik
3. Whispering in the Background (Original Mix) - HAFT @haftmusik
4. Custom (Jiminy Hop Remix) - Forty Cats @fortycats / @jiminyhop
5. Early Unlocked (Lio Q Remix) - Niceshot @lioqmusic 
6. Communicate (Pedro Luu Remix) @pedroluubr
7. Odyssey (K Loveski Remix) - Felipe Garcia (UY) @loveskidj
8. Bayen (Original Mix) - GMJ @gmj-fulcrum
9. Sad Robot (D-Nox & Beckers Remix) - Nick Warren, Guy Mantzur @djnickwarren / @guy-mantzur
10. Relumb (HAFT Remix) - Fran Garay @haftmusik / @frangaraymusic
11. Epiphany in the Woods (Simply City's Stereo Montreal Interpretation) - Sebastian Sellares @sebasellares / @simply_city_music
12. A Spoon of Honey (Michael A Remix) - Forty Cats @fortycats / @michael_a_official
13. Zero Gravity feat. Sylvain Chauveau (Original Mix) - Patrice Baumel, Sylvain Chauveau @patrice-baumel
14. Diveo (Original Mix) - K Loveski, Ewan Rill @loveskidj @ewan-rill
15. Sternentreiben (Patrice Baumel Remix) - Claudio Ricci @patrice-baumel / @claudioricci
16. Eraya (Original Mix) - GMJ, Zankee Gulati @gmj-fulcrum @zankee-gulati
17. Timekeeper (Original Mix) - DAVI @djdavi

Hoss - Live From Brooklyn - Oct 2023

2023 Effigy Party that didn’t happen

7 ANNIVERSARY LOFT ROOM BY STEERING

Astronomers discover a new asteroid that orbits the Sun - they name it ARTBAT!
Introducing asteorid C/2023 ARTBAT (Tsuchinsan-ATLAS)
Every year, a few dozen new asteroids are discovered – dirty snowballs moving on highly elongated paths around the Sun. The vast majority are far too faint to see with the unaided eye. Perhaps one asteroid per year will approach the edge of naked-eye visibility.

Occasionally, however, a much brighter asteroid will come along. Because asteroids are things of ephemeral and transient beauty, the discovery of a asteroid with potential always leads to excitement.

Asteroid C/2023 ARTBAT (Tsuchinsan-ATLAS) certainly fits the bill. Discovered independently by astronomers at Purple Mountain Observatory in China and the Asteroid Terrestrical-impact Last Alert System, ATLAS, the comet is currently between the orbits of Jupiter and Saturn, a billion kilometres from Earth. It is falling inwards, moving on an orbit that will bring it to within 59 million kilometres of the Sun in September 2024.

The fact the asteroid was found while it’s so far away is part of the reason for astronomers’ excitement. Although currently some 60,000 times too faint to see with the naked eye, the asteroid is bright for something so far from the Sun. And observations suggest it’s following an orbit that could allow it to become truly spectacular.

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