Name: Jamie Thomson Maxs Mix Jul 2020 by Jamie Thomson
Duration: 1 h 2 min 50 s
Description: Just over sixty minutes of music I like to play in Max's Bar

I wrote this song from the inside of a collapse, where love, desire, and irritation all speak at once and none of them wait their turn. The voice isn’t trying to be kind or coherent; it’s trying to be honest in real time. I’m talking to someone I still want, even as I’m pushing them away, hoping they fall again not out of cruelty but because falling proves you were ever really there. The language snaps and hisses because that’s how the body remembers conflict—sharp, animal, unfinished.

As the song moves, intimacy becomes crowded. Names blur, bodies overlap, affection turns into accounting. I’m holding someone close while already feeling replaceable, replaying scenes like evidence I can’t stop reviewing. Humor leaks in—awkward, bitter, almost childish—because laughter is sometimes the only way to survive disrespect without fully hardening. Even tenderness feels unstable, like sleeping next to someone while quietly counting how much of myself I’ve already given away.

By the end, the song admits decay without trying to fix it. Some roots were cut long ago; some rotted while I pretended they were still feeding me. What’s left is not revenge but clarity—throwing away what smells wrong, naming what can’t be saved. The final gesture isn’t reconciliation or forgiveness; it’s letting collapse speak, accepting that not everything broken wants to grow again!

ALL ROOTS ROT!

Here's what I wrote in 2012: 
"Some time ago I got this this lovely ambient mix from my friend Miguel, who is a music promotor in Oporto, Portugal working with onedotzero and arquivo, organizing listening sessions and daily playlists.
I liked it so much that i asked permission to post it here and that's what I'm doing now. Thanks Miguel!
"Breathing the rain drop" is a wonderful deep meditation and the only cure against this hectic internet life.
Go dive....."

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Miguel - Breathing the rain drop (Guest Mix, 2012)

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Just over sixty minutes of music I like to play in Max's Bar

Jamie Thomson Maxs Mix Jul 2020

Scott Fraser, born and raised in Glasgow, now based in London Scott has been a part of the electronic music and club community as a dancer, music fan, club promoter, Dj and recording artist for over 30 years.

Scott Fraser [08.08.2020]

Italian producer and DJ, @giorgioluceri released a stream of records since 2011 mostly signed for Jamal Moss' Chicago-based imprint Mathematics Recordings but with other labels too as Compost Records, Macadam Mambo and Uzuri Recordings.
He collaborated with artists like Gene Hunt, Kai Alce, Jenifa Mayanja, Gregg Fore of Dream 2 Science and the legendary Gerald Donald from Drexciya.
In the last years he started releasing music with other monikers as well, such as Garofano Rosso, 6D22 and Palascia.

A new guestmix is up on SoundCloud every month, check the full archive here >> www.bit.ly/TiellaSound-Archive.

Tiella Sound Mix 016: Giorgio Luceri

/// Next Date : Sunday 18th October ///

Monthly Sunday Service live from The Gun E9 

[20.09.20]

Part 1

TASCAM DR-05

SUNDAY SERVICE LIVE @ The Gun [20.09.20] PT 1

What a year it’s been for Tech Support. Over the past twelve months he’s released exhilarating material through the likes of Silver Bear Recordings and Shadow City LTD, not to mention starting his own label Together Alone Records. His fresh and unique sound is mirrored in the slick mix that he’s brought to the series today, which takes you on a journey through some of the best and most varied tunes of 2020. Expect to hear tracks from INVŌKER, Theus Mago and The Emperor Machine, as well as an unreleased banger from the man himself. 

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@iambigote makes us float through an emotional journey in the fifth episode of our series. 

'I’m sure this will surprise a lot of people but in the last months I’ve been struggling in listening to music, especially dance music and something like this never happened to me. I couldn’t focus properly but I have later found myself having some sort of relief when checking out ambient stuff only. I guess this is strictly connected to the rollercoaster of emotions during this pandemic, definitely a very surreal time to live in.

I recorded this mix in one take, the morning after a pretty difficult night where I had trouble sleeping and slept roughly 3-4 hours only. In the beginning the idea was to build up a selection gravitating around the concept of “floating”, as a metaphor of how most people - me included - are living their lives right now, trying to find their own way to cope with this situation. To do this, I quickly checked some tracks that I had in mind and wanted to play for sure and then I take it from there, following the feeling and putting all the other pieces together.
The result is an emotional journey that pretty much showcases the mood swings and different moments I went through these months, which included (not only but) also introspection, meditation, nervousness, confusion and feeling spaced out by not having the usual social life - deejay activity included, of course.

This is definitely a special podcast for me, cause I usually don’t have many chances to play such a selection in public so thanks Healing House for making it possible.'

Luca Bigote - Healing House V

Chambers of Reflection #27 w/ Michael Satter at Radio 80000 • 12.01.2021

Scott Fraser returns for the third edition of his monthly show with a one off special for February live and direct from the potting shed in deepest Sussex, this month including music from `Los Hermanos, The Sun God, Acid Freq, Lory D, Lueke, Andy Graham and E Talking.

Scott Fraser [Monthly Show] [11.02.2021]

Blending a mixture of house, techno, disco, and electro(funk), it's safe to say that Jamie covers all bases in his DJ sets. He's been at it long enough spinning at his own and other club nights for 20 years ending up with his current residency playing upstairs in Max's / La Cheetah.

Jamie also hosts the Perennial Favourite show on Radio Buena Vida here in Glasgow - https://buenavida.co.uk/

Jamie Thomson Maxs Mix Jul 2020

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