mixuu1

I Can See Me Loving You (again) COMPRESS

holdingtight

summoning angels

jampt5

Defkon - fereshteh dub
Twerknation28 - First Mistake Forever More
Aarabmuzik - Streetz Tonight
Dimzy - Skengs!
BWWWOYS - FAINT
Pop Smoke - Get Back
Deadmau5 - Raise Your Weapon (Noisia Remix)
First Circle - Enforcers (mix 2)
Kahn & Neek - Chronic Despair
Gud - Begotten
3NDLES5 - Embolo (Prod. SUS1ER & dog99)
K9 - Abyss
Skrillex - Scary Monsters On Strings
ESP - LDM (John Beltran Remix)
NIKE7UP - HOLD IT AGAINST ME (HELP I’M TRAPPED IN A BODY REMIX)
King Louie - Banana Boat
Peepin’ Tom (Evian Christ UN Edit)
Eartheater - Volcano
Juno R13 - existens miserabel [Drux-Dissect] R13 edit prod. prblm
Cedric Madden - Saved
Sportdj - Perfect Northface Shield Shadowboxing
Moby - New Dawn Fades
Photek - Complex
Vybz Kartel - Not Ok
Eastern Bloc - Lucki - NEWDRANK ( SHAKE THAT BELLY EDITION
Smoke Boys - Mobsters

OB0406 — SUS1ER

Kelela - AHYA SIMONE_ENOUGH_NO BPM
Malibu - Lost At Sea
Tzekin - Ditto (Ambient Mix)
OHYUNG - symphonies sweeping!
Julianna Barwick - Healing Is A Miracle
Tzekin - Favourite Crime (bass-boosted)
Gabe Lee - Last Country Song
Sade - Be That Easy
SZA - Snooze
Kehlani - Can You Blame Me (ft. lucky Days)
TAEYANG - Shoong! (ft. Lisa)
OHYUNG - now i close my eyes the world i see is so beautiful
NewJeans - OMG

OB0411 — Weeaboo Diaspora

las pasiones

Latin Accolade for PULSE by Buffer

Chanel varnish-155-red black, FREDsBRUDER Väska bag, 
black Prada stilettos… you can see but can’t you hear? 
Here’s the first tragedy of this show.


STORYTIME : a clubbing tragedy  w/ Malgré Moi (24/10/23)

Zona II

Amor Prohibido (feat. Detente)

Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) at Galerie Francesca Pia, Zurich
September 21 – October 28, 2023

PULSE
June 12, 2016

“Sunday morning’s tragic shooting at Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, is the worst mass shooting in US history, leaving at least 50 people dead and 53 more injured.”

“OneBlood, a blood donation organization in Florida, reported an urgent need for O-negative, O-positive and AB plasma blood donors.”

“In 2015, the US Food and Drug Administration lifted its three-decade lifetime ban on all men who have ever had sex with men, as well as transgender women, from donating blood. The ban, however, wasn’t completely lifted: Instead of the lifetime ban, it now stands for men who have had sex with another man in the previous year. This classification is also applied to transgender women, which has been a distinct fight all its own.”

“Meanwhile, before the ban was changed last year, the Williams Institute an LGBTQ think tank at the University of California, Los Angeles, said lifting the ban completely would increase the national blood supply by as many as 615,300 additional pints of blood each year, and possibly save about a million lives per year.”


HEARTBEAT

“The heart’s system is not unlike the electrical system in a car, which times the pistons that help to spin the car’s wheels around.”

“Usually the heart’s electrical system works flawlessly, and we rarely notice it—though some people are more naturally attuned to their heart rhythms, particularly at night when other things are quiet and still. Disruptions in heart rhythms can happen, however, and when we’re aware of them it can be alarming.”

“Other common situations can trigger changes in heart rhythms too. Mild dehydration can cause the heart to beat more quickly; that’s the body’s way of trying to maintain the flow of blood when there’s less available for every beat. A change in medication, or an interaction between medications, can trigger a temporarily abnormal heartbeat. And while the resolution can be simple (such as resting, rehydrating, or changing medications), it’s sometimes beyond our ability to understand why we feel a change in our heart rhythms or if it’s the symptom of a more urgent medical situation.”


BEAT

“In 2008, researchers at the University of Illinois medical school discovered that the 103 beat-per-minute pulse of the Bee Gees’ 1977 disco hit Stayin’ Alive provided the perfect tempo for resuscitating the heart through CPR.”

“Music moves us in part because it draws on our primal intuitions about the heartbeat. Until the mid-19th century when it was replaced by the mechanical metronome, the human heartbeat provided the standard unit of measure for musical time.”

“Music also has a communal impact on human physiology. People listening to the same music tend to synchronize not only their movements, but also their breathing and heart rhythms.”

*A percentage of sales will be donated to the onePULSE Foundation Orlando. 
 Direct donations can be made at onepulsefoundation.org.