4. Round... Still smiling.... Secretly (or not so) dancing in public. Looking like a happy idiot and actually don't care. Enjoying the moment sun is shining etc.. 🙄 🥳

Still the same vibes... Still Awesome 🙃🤩🌺

A playlist converted by Soundiiz from another music platform ! http://soundiiz.com

Systems explained

Complete Tracklist: 

1. Fabian Krooss - Picking Nuts (Original Mix)
2. Pascal Junior - Don't Slow Down (Original Mix)
3. Matt Caseli - Guidance (Extended Mix)
4. Hector J Rodriguez - Jungle (Snapdragon Remix) 
5. Oxia - Domino (Matador Remix)
6. Simon Fava, Yvvan Back - Beggin' (Club Mix)
7. Snapdragon - 2 Meters (Original Mix)
8. Claptone, APRE - My Night (Ferreck Dawn Extended Remix)
9. Luke Brancaccio, Nolan - See The Stars (Stelios Vassiloudis Remix)
10. PEACE MAKER! - Think Of Me (Extended Mix)
11. MindWhere - Disconnected Soul (Original Mix)
12. Jamie Stevens, Anthony Pappa - Here We Go (Original Mix)
13. Snapdragon - Toy Prize (Original Mix)
14. Boris Brejcha - Never Look Back (Original Mix)
15. Miguel Bastida - Gonna Be (Extended Mix)
16. G. Felix, Dead Space - Trying Me (Original Mix)
17. Kidder ft. Snapdragon - Dis My Mood (Original Mix)
18. Shermanology, Tim Baresko - Shoot Me (Original Mix)
19. Yotto - Endless (Extended Mix)

Proton Radio Guest Mix - Feb 2022

I'm excited to share the first volume of Deep. Heart. Outward. with you!

Please support the talented artists that create this beautiful music.

Track IDs:
Healing the World (Maxi Degrassi Remix) - Bodaishin
Reflection (Original Mix)- Mariano Montori 
Alush (Alberto Hernandez & Dulus Remix) - Choopie, Golan Zocher
Colours (Original Mix) - Sahar Z, Shai T
Voices (Original Mix) - Nathan Katz
Final Straw (Original Mix) - Black Soda, Jim Rider
Raindrops (Original Mix) - Alberto Hernandez (MX), Dulus
Valley of the Moon (Original Mix) - Juan Ibanez
Iso (Original Mix) - Sebastien Leger, Tim Green
Lake Andromeda (Original Mix) - Death on the Balcony

Deep. Heart. Outward. Volume 1

I had so much fun playing this set at Inas 30th birthday at Nas Gard in Luster, Norway. 💎 This night was pure magic. 🌈❤️‍🔥
Thanks to Ina and all her wonderful friends for this unforgettable experience 🙏

Inas bday @ Nes Gard, Luster, Norway

https://soundcloud.com/blockheadrecordings - Label Showcase (compiled & mixed by https://soundcloud.com/mario-cruz-official)

Tracklist:
1 Tenobi - What You Need (Richard Earnshaw Revision) [Blockhead Recordings]
2 Mario Cruz - Off Center (Peter Brown Remix) [Blockhead Recordings]
3 Shibumi - I Like That (Rob Made Remix) [Blockhead Recordings]
4 Gary Tuohy - Too Close To Cut It [Blockhead Recordings]
5 Lee Wilson & EL Funkador - Just Got Paid (Peter Brown Remix) [Blockhead Recordings]
6 Mario Cruz - Little Thing (Doorly Remix) [Blockhead Recordings]
7 James Silk - Some More [Blockhead Recordings]
8 Jet Boot Jack & Kathy Brown - Bringing The Good Times Back (Mix 1) [Blockhead Recordings]
9 Fabio Vela - Sugar Vibez [Blockhead Recordings]
10 Odyssey Inc. - Whatcha Gonna Do [Blockhead Recordings]
11 HP Vince - Freak In My Pants [Blockhead Recordings]
12 Feint Young Son - Submerge [Blockhead Recordings]
13 Zeitgeist - MDMA [Blockhead Recordings]
14 DJ Hal - Dont Give It Up (Studioheist Remix) [Blockhead Recordings]

Blockhead Recordings Showcase 2022

Blockhead Recordings - Label Showcase (compiled & mixed by Mario Cruz)

Pelehon b2b monotropa. : Live at Back of the House - June 16th, 2022

This set was recorded at S/ALON BUDAPEST 2022!

Numbred - Friday @ S/ALON BUDAPEST 2022

We introduce you a fresh and "for the club" dj mix by the great duo Fluida. They are remixing the new release by Awaken, "Enigma Part II".
- https://sevenvillas.bandcamp.com/album/enigma-part-ii
- https://youtu.be/pV0oa2FpLG0

Radio Show with Fluida

Tracklist

Nopi - Where to Go (Domingo+ Remix)
Sajith Prakash - Moon Rising (Mariner + Domingo Remix)
Greg Ochman - Place to Escape
Gres A - Lucid Dreams
George X - Above the Air
Tim Green - Tears
Tim Green - Lune
Somelee & Talemates - Solar Symphony
Eduardo McGregor - Nothing in the Dark (Ilias Katelano Remix)
Felix Raphael - Miracle
Moalc - Jahuay
Taleman - Inspiration
Samir Kuliev & Taleman - The Old Man and the Sea
HAFT - Magellanic Clouds 
Tim Green - Sequoia

Deep, Melodic, Dreamy Grooves - Nov 2022

I had the honor to show my range in a 2 hour mix for Proton Radio! 
Started off with deep house, moved to disco house, then Tech House and breaks. 

Make sure out check out their Youtube and station to keep up on amazing music!
www.youtube.com/c/protonradio
https://www.protonradio.com/

-- TRACKLIST --
Kora - Tantale 
Sunday Noise, Paul Trelles - You Hear That (Mallin Remix) 
Mallin - Off My Mind (Extended Mix) 
Lee Wilson, Sam Dexter, Drive7 - Roll Up 
Josh Butler, Dennis Cruz - Ahora Todo Va (Gorgon City Remix)
Luedji Luna - Banho de Folhas (Maz BR Remix)
Stylo, Space Motion - Madan 
Band&dos - La Montana 
Kevin McKay, Notelle, Eppers - On My Own 
Clover Ray, Sam Dexter, Mallin - Thick of It 
Piem - Cara Guapa
Sonny Fodera, Shells, Vintage Culture - Nightjar ft Shells 
Diplo, Sidepiece - On My Mind (Purple Disco Machine Remix)
Jaded - Welcome to the People
Ministers De La Funk, Jocelyn Brown - Believe ft Jocelyn Brown 
Westend - Perfect 
Hugel  - Morenita ft Cumbiafrica
AirBall - Darn it (Joey Avila Remix)
Dennis Ferrer, James Yuill, Disciples - Whisper ft James Yuill (John Summit Remix)
Bedran - Deep Down
Retna - This is Lift
Smalltown DJs - Nobody (Hood Rich Remix)
Hood Rich, Rrotik - Crocodile Tears 
Mike Kerrigan  - Body System
Christian Martin, Mark Starr - Wat (Original Mix) 
Christian Martin - Gonna Make it 
Nima G - Change
Stanton Warriors - Down On 
Stanton Warriors - Time 
Yo Speed, Funk U - Feeling Lucky 
Yo Speed - Voices 
Dave Prism - Why

Proton Amplified Mix Miss Min.D

The idea for this mix came to me a couple of years ago when I watched the documentaries 'Everything is a Remix' and 'RIP a Remix Manifesto', which I can both really recommend. Sampling has been one of the main drivers behind the origination of new music genres such as hip-hop, house and techno in the 80's and 90's when samplers came to the market. I've always found it a lot of fun to spot samples from old songs in today's music. What I wanted to create with this project is something which you might pretentiously call: 'The Ultimate Mashup'. Unlike regular mixes I wanted to use a huge amount of short samples, mashups, loops, acapellas and parts from hundreds of different songs to create something totally new. 

In 1969, the most sampled drumbeat in the world, better known as the 'Amen Break' (from The Winstons - Amen Brother) was recorded. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, search for it on youtube, I bet you'll recognize it immediately. An astonishing amount of hip-hop artists used this sample in their tracks in the late 80's. In the early 90's, the jungle genre was entirely build around reconstructing the amen break sample. There are a lot more comparable samples and drum loops that have influenced our musical history in a profound way. James Brown's Funky Drummer, The Honey Drippers - Impeach the President and Lyn Collins - Think -, just to name a few. I made use of a lot of these famous samples. In total, you'll hear 195 different songs in 72 minutes in this mix.

I really appreciate reactions and feedback from my listeners, so please do not hecitate to provide a comment or share it on your soundcloud or any social media.

Tracklist:
https://www.whosampled.com/forum/topic/4588/Everything-Is-A-Remix-%28195-songs-in-72-minutes%29-/

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QuiQui - Everything Is A Remix (195 songs in 72 minutes)

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Ep. 4 Research

In the video, Taleb talks about the vulnerability of things and how we are so dependent on technology, that we become fragile and at the same time the planet started to get smaller because of the internet.

He discussed how big companies destroy themselves, because of their size, operation and not adapting fast enough. Part of the blame he says is because we are human and we build things that eventually break. When I hear that companies destroy themselves I ask myself,  why do they don't adapt fast enough if the have a lot of resources?, the hotel industry didn’t create AirBnB, or why the Taxi Industry didn't create Uber or Blockbuster developed Netflix, there are more examples like that. 

There is an economic concept called Creative Destruction that was popularized by Joseph Schumpeter here is an extract from a Wikipedia page I will leave the link below. “In Schumpeter's vision of capitalism, innovative entry by entrepreneurs was the disruptive force that sustained economic growth, even as it destroyed the value of established companies and laborers that enjoyed some degree of monopoly power derived from previous technological, organizational, regulatory, and economic paradigms.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_destruction

I agree when he mentions that universities and political institutions are falling behind and as time passes they are less fit to understand what’s happening in the world, the world and information is moving faster than before and people are adapting new ways to interact, share, learn and sell stuff. 

An example is that we are still voting for a President like if it were 1917 and not 2017 when we can use technology to do more efficient tasks and transparency.  ( see the Estonia video on how they use technology to have a more transparent government, reduce crime, benefit the health and school system. A digital Society  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IWpM9xtcyk ). 

My brother has become a Vegetarian Chef, Filmmaker, 3D Animator, Music Producer, Meditation Guide, all that without a college degree, and he is good at it, learning all of that from the internet, time and discipline. Some of us learn better by finding alternative methods on the internet rather than the methods used in the rigid school system.  I recommend this video on “Changing Education Paradigms” https://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_changing_education_paradigms )

What I got from this talk that relates to software development has to do with what we read in the book of Pragmatic Programmer and what we saw in some of the classes with Isaac where they give us tips on not to build big modules with a lots of code, split them up, don't letting them get too big, don’t build modules that depend on others and have the habit of testing.

Taleb shared a phrase “Build a system in which people can make all the mistakes they want without endangering others” that comment was meant for economic, governmental and financial point of view but that can apply to coding as well, build systems that are less vulnerable.

Nassim Nicholas Taleb

Full Track Listing:
1.	Third Planet – Modest Mouse
2.	My Name Is – Eminem
3.	Smells Like Teen Spirit – Nirvana
4.	Funky Drummer – Jame Brown
5.	Dammit – blink-182
6.	Kids (Datsik Remix) - MGMT
7.	99 Problems Can’t Stop – Brand X
8.	Brand New Colony – The Postal Service
9.	It’s Time – Imagine Dragsons
10.	Anthem Pt. 2 – blink-182
11.	Yonkers – Tyler, the Creator
12.	Such Great Heights – The Postal Service
13.	Crazy – Afghan Whigs
14.	VCR – The xx
Videos Sampled:
"Lawrence Lessig On Creative Commons." YouTube. Artists House Music, 12 Mar. 2010. Web. 25 May 2013.
Copyright Criminals. Dir. Benjamin Franzen. Perf. Aesop Rock, George Clinton, Chuck D.. Indiepix Films, 2010. Film.
Gaylor, Brett. "RIP: A Remix Manifesto." RIP A Remix Manifesto RSS. N.p., 15 Mar. 2009. Web. 25 May 2013.
"Larry Lessig: Laws That Choke Creativity." YouTube. TED, 15 Nov. 2007. Web. 25 May 2013.

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