Entropy is the natural state of the universe. Don't be surprised by chaos and disorder. Ideas of justice, liberty, equality & peace break down over time if not maintained. They require energy.

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Emotional Tourist - Umbre La Rasarit
Tim Green - Shiratani
atalkingdrum feat. Nina Indigo - Net Gran Its (Nohan Remix)
Travertia - Vetka
Lost Desert And Gorje Hewek & Izhevski - Yurta
Nacho Varela & Cruz Vittor - Lateral Sunset
Harold-Alexis - The Ocean's Feedback (Marsh Remix)
A.M.R - Alchemist
Quivver - That Is Correct
Quivver - Back On The Train
Chaim - Orion Skies

Entropy Wins In The End (Dec '20)

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In search of melodic catharsis.
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Born and raised in Karachi, Pakistan - Saad fell in love with electronic music in his early teens after listening to Paul Van Dyk's 'For An Angel'. Hooked onto the trance scene, Saad hosted a Trance radio show during his university years in North America. An investor by day and DJ by night, these days Saad likes to explore the more emotional and melancholic shades of deep and progressive house. He currently resides in Toronto, Canada

Jared Dillian heard Erasure's "Hideaway" at age 13 and was forever hooked on electronic music, amassing a giant CD (and cassette) collection one $10 allowance at a time. A classically trained pianist and organist, his love for electronic music continued through adolescence and into adulthood, and after being thoroughly rinsed in the financial crisis of 2008, decided to at last pursue his dream of being a DJ, splurging on top-of-the-line Pioneer decks and mixer. Trance was his gateway drug, but today he plays a blend of progressive house and techno, and his stripped-down, melodic sound is instantly recognizable: dark, masculine underground techno beats with progressive elements, both emotive and lyrical--but never commercial.

Entropy Wins In The End (Dec '20)

Saad Khan