All good things must come to an end as the saying goes, so as we reach the magic number 100, this will be the final episode of the Lazy Days Podcast (as we know it). I’ve enjoyed doing this show immensely since 2008. It’s been a great platform to share music I love and will survive like a snapshot in time through the various phases and cycles that music go through and hopefully remain relevant.

It wasn’t always easy to find the time to do this show. I remember when I started, having to burn cds from my initial selection, then picking up my 2 CDJs (100 and 200) from a box in the corner of my studio, all this time keeping true to mixing my show live rather than using any software such as Ableton.

In the process of doing this show, I also met my designer for Lazy Days — Robert Vidaure, back then known as Nerdski. I found him online because he posted my podcast on his blog with his own art and I loved it. He then went on to design almost all the Podcast artwork and a good part of the Lazy Days catalog from that moment. So big thanks to Robert! Your art and work ethics are appreciated beyond words!

Along the way, the show was picked up by Pioneer DJ who was syndicated it through Ibiza Sonica and a few other one off syndications on various show around the world. But the longest lasting collaboration is of course with Music Is My Sanctuary. I want to extend a special thanks to my friend Alexis (DJ Lexis) for his hard work, I will continue to collaborate with MIMS on various project like Tribute Mixes.

Thanks to all the listeners for listening to my humble “monthly” mixtape. To all the people who took time to tell me how much they loved the show every month, you were the fuel that kept me going. But don’t worry, I’ll be back. I’m currently re-evaluating the concept and format to come back with another show at some point next year.

Much Love

Fred

LAZY DAYS — Show #100 (Hosted by Fred Everything)

Future Classics & Forgotten Treasures — Selections for the Adventurous Music Listener (Founded in 2007 by Lexis)