Latency Kills – the debut album from Async King – rewires Nerdcore into a high-speed, high-stakes soundtrack for the coding grind, the late-night coffee run, and the big stage mosh pit.

Eight tracks deep, this project blends battle bars, clever dev-life metaphors, cyberpunk swagger, and emotional storytelling:

Ping Me Later – lo-fi grind opener for the late-night coders

Stack Overflow Flow – punchline-packed lyrical sparring

Git Commit or Quit – the coder’s hype anthem

Cache Me If You Can – pure flex, CDN speed swagger

Event Loop Troop – squad energy, non-blocking hype

mTLS (My True Love Secure) – encrypted romance slow jam

Null Pointer Heart – bittersweet heartbreak ballad

404 Not Found – glitchy, emotional closer

From the crowd-shaking Event Loop Troop to the glitch-fade heartbreak of 404 Not Found, AsyncKing merges sharp rhyme schemes, boom-bap precision, and a love for code into something cinematic and unforgettable.

This album was produced by AI.

Null Pointer Heart

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In episode 13 of Platform Builders, Christine and Isaac explore the intersection of AI and medicine with ER physician Nathan Murray. Nathan shares how and why he founded DocAssistant, an AI-powered scribe and decision-support tool for emergency medicine. This conversation examines the challenges of integrating AI into clinical workflows and offers a unique perspective on the future of healthcare tech.

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Arthur Robert - Lightspeed
Avant.OCS - Walk On Lava
Linear System - Hyacinthus -MOL050D-
Blaxad - Devious Two
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Filtrack - The Maze
ISH11 - CS-137V2
JERICAL, IVISION - Mantra
Kameliia - Investigator
Linear System - Velvet
Lonefront - Stera
Obscur - Cellular Trail
Parano - Disco Ultimo
Paul Fitzgibbon - What Are You Running From- (Tsukuyomi Remix)
Rill - You Can't Handle The Truth
Setaoc Mass - Fire in Sand
VNTM - May I

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On episode 14 of Platform Builders, Christine Spang and Isaac Nassimi speak with Anthony Presley. Anthony walks through his journey from early consulting to creating workforce management SaaS, highlighting how persistence and customer-driven development shaped his companies. Together, they dig into the complexities of restaurant software, the importance of open ecosystems, and where dining tech is headed.

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As part of the transaction, Arada is also committing an initial AED2.5 billion of capital to acquire and invest in the 150-person-strong Regal business, which will become Arada London. Arada’s acquisition of the company, which has a 30-year track record, will accelerate the delivery of Regal’s existing 10,000-unit residential pipeline over 11 projects, with an ambition to more than triple this over the next three years.

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SHDW presents ‘Federation Of Rytm IV’: a bumper 30-track collection spanning the past, present, and future of techno.

Offering powerful standalone club cuts and a cohesive deep-dive, the expansive VA lands on 24th October 2025.
The fourth edition of SHDW’s flagship ‘Federation Of Rytm’ VA series has been carefully curated by the DJ/ producer and head honcho over more than a year, with close attention to detail given to sequencing. It is a balance of label regulars and debutants that represents the past, present, and future, both sonically and through the generational diversity of the artists involved. There are plenty of surprises along the way while always remaining true to the Mutual Rytm ethos and reflecting the journey of the night from start to finish, whether that's in intimate, sweaty clubs or on big festival stages.

"I’ve lived with most of these tracks for over a year, testing them on the dancefloor and fine-tuning the selection. Each comes from artists I deeply admire, making this compilation a snapshot of the label’s evolution and a glimpse of what’s next. ‘Federation Of Rytm IV’ celebrates connection across generations, while capturing the sounds that inspire me most — telling a story from start to finish.” – SHDW.

Across 30 tracks in the digital collection and 24 on four sides of wax, the release explores the full breadth of the Mutual Rytm sound. Driving grooves and relentless percussion set the pace, gradually unfolding into hypnotic and atmospheric passages that invite deeper immersion. Pulsating low-end power alternates with eerie minimalism, while bursts of futuristic energy and cavernous kick drums keep the tension high. Elsewhere, dub textures and moments of introspection provide balance, creating a narrative arc that moves fluidly between intensity and release, atmosphere and tension, darkness and light.

‘Federation Of Rytm IV’ lands as a 4x12” vinyl package and digitally via Mutual Rytm on 24th October 2025.


GTG Premiere | Developer - Have It All [MR039]

Motivating Song for Java Devs.
```sh
javac DeployMeBaby.java
java DeployMeBaby
```
```java
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

public class DeployMeBaby {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {
        String song = """
[Opener]
“Bro, why is the build failing again?...."
“Did you clear your cache?.."
“Of course I did!..."
“Did you kill the gradle daemon?..."
“..ah shit."

[Verse 1]
Push it up to Git, I’m committing my soul,  
Spring Boot’s hot, yeah, it’s ready to roll.  
Microservice dreams in a Docker cloud,  
My logs look clean, I’ma say it loud.  

CI/CD’s running like a charm tonight,  
Kubernetes shining in that neon light.  
From local dev to the global stage,  
We scale so smooth — yeah, we own that rage.  

[Pre-Chorus]  
API’s tight, got no null in sight,  
Code so fresh, it compiles at night.  
Stack trace dancing, error’s gone,  
And we groove to that deploy song.

[Chorus (Hook) ]
**Deploy me baby, right to the cloud,**  
**Spring got the heat, we spinning it loud!**  
**No downtime, no tears in sight,**  
**(We live in prod, we do it right!)**  
**Deploy me baby, one more time,**  
**Let the Jenkins light up, build’s online!**  
**We code, we test, we push all night,**  
**(In the cloud we trust — that’s life!)**

[Verse 2]
Async flow with a future so bright,  
Reactive stream, yeah, I’m feeling that byte.  
OAuth token on a midnight run,  
Identity secured — we already won.  

Got my beans wired, context clean,  
No memory leak in this machine.  
From REST to GraphQL, we flexin’ right,  
Swagger docs glowing in ultraviolet light.  

[Bridge (spoken, vocoder + beat pause)]
“Wait, it works on my machine…"
“Then ship your machine!"

[Chorus (Club Extended)]
**Deploy me baby, right to the cloud,**  
**Spring got the heat, we spinning it loud!**  
**No downtime, no tears in sight,**  
**(We live in prod, we do it right!)**  
**Deploy me baby, one more time,**  
**Let the Jenkins light up, build’s online!**  
**We code, we test, we push all night,**  
**(In the cloud we trust — that’s life!)**

[Outro]
“Who needs sleep when you’ve got caffeine and clean architecture?”

[Chorus (Club Extended)]
**Deploy me baby, right to the cloud,**  
**Spring got the heat, we spinning it loud!**  
**No downtime, no tears in sight,**  
**(We live in prod, we do it right!)**  
**Deploy me baby, one more time,**  
**Let the Jenkins light up, build’s online!**  
**We code, we test, we push all night,**  
**(In the cloud we trust — that’s life!)**
""";

        for (String line : song.split("\n")) {
            if (line.trim().isEmpty()) {
                TimeUnit.SECONDS.sleep(1);
                continue;
            }

            for (char c : line.toCharArray()) {
                System.out.print(c);
                System.out.flush();
                TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS.sleep(50); // ~1/6 second
            }
            System.out.println();
            TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS.sleep(200);
        }
    }
}
```

DeployMeBaby.java

Song for all the good white hat hackers.
---
"Script Kiddies" are now "Script Daddies" with "Prompt Babies"

White Hat Anthem

KK Tribute is a 1:45 burst from the QuickServe world—written to the exact timer. It’s my nod to a certain video game’s cool tunes and lead-synth melodies that lived in my head for years and finally slipped out through subconscious inspiration. Like the rest of the QuickServe trio, this was a spur-of-the-moment capture I didn’t want to overthink. Born in the same creative week as Soft Down Math Vibes, it was always meant to complement the next release, QuickServe OG, and rotate inside the app’s three-track jukebox. I tried to ship it in the first build and kept breaking things; by QuickServe 2.0 it clicked right in. I still dream about adding more, but this one feels right—short, bright, and gone before you can overanalyze it. 🌌🍧

KK Tribute

This track is one of the coolest tracks that came out of this entire experience. I knew some of the modes had some songs that I had been using my keyboard (as in the one I type on) for the piano parts. On this one, I hooked up my actual keyboard and really applied myself to the track. You can hear the groove from the very start. I imagined the Infinity Triplets, always thinking of the next loop and sample in the line up. Building with synths and guitar rhythms over a very real sounding drum landscape. That track builds you up, lets you climb, and then removes the ground to see if you have wings. With the proper mindset, you can kick into a cool mental overview of an infinite landscape that somehow received an addition. You remember when you were a kid and said "infinity plus one"? Well this is the plus one. Everything the app needed, with one more looper ready to pop you up and down a sine wave that never ends. Right at the end of Infinity, the bassist reminds you, "There's more...we're always adding it."

Infinity Addition

Put down your guitar, this track is Stoopid and Electro. I'm always looking for sounds I've never heard before. This is, admittedly, a former Kadeshavara track! Which means it is a JPS Grooves track too! So even though it wasn't created for SnowCone MathFest, I gave it a really nice remaster treatment and knew that it would fit in just perfect with neon electric SnowCone MathFest vibe I've been looking for. You can find it in Infinity Lake on the app, or the Jukebox there as well. As usual, you have to put up with my exposition for a little bit before you get to the cool solos and good stuff; give it a minute, let it breathe and you'll hear some pretty cool Stoopid Electro.

Stoopid Electro

Okay..don't get mad at me..this is not a "new" track. But it has a new purpose in SnowCone MathFest and has been completely remastered. The track fades in with a mysteriously edgy bass line, that never really goes away. Just like that math secret you know and can never forget, this track will teach you a melody and then remind you that you knew the old one, turning them round and round until the secret pounds its way to truth. One of my more dissonant guitar lines, I felt like this would be a really good Infinity Lake song. You know, as you're practicing you math with the Infinity Triplets jamming on stage, they could bust out this magnum opus of groove on their turn tables and let the solo rip! I love this song. The solo rips, the bass groove is distorted and rips. The entire thing has great ebbs and flows; this song is the sine wave of composition that I'm always looking for and it found its way into SnowCone MathFest, saying, "I have a secret: I belong here"

Secrets of Math

"Nothing Organic" is a fun track to re-release from my Kadeshavara days, before I rebranded back to JPS Grooves. This track fits so well though, for the Infinity Triplets to play, that I had to remaster it and put it on this album/game. The guitar is present with some heavy power chords, but outside that, this track ebbs and flows through the arpeggiated synth philosophy that makes up this album. After some squishes and squashes, the track begins to build until it's right up in front of you. Yet, the track is surprisingly subtle, which is what I like most about it. When choosing the correct answer on a math game, you're gonna need a consistent beat, and when playing SnowCone MathFest, you're gonna need a consistent tone; this song added to this consistency. Staying until the very end? Be prepared to get arpeggiated into the stratosphere!

Nothing Organic

NEW ALBUM RELEASING SOON! (January 1, 2026) — stream JPS Grooves on all platforms or dive into fresh sketches here on SoundCloud. Even more music also under Kadeshavara.

I rebranded back to JPS Grooves because it’s simple — and because I love making music. This page is my sketch board: not every track is “perfect,” but they’re all for you. If one hits your soul or opens a new door, that’s the win.

Miles said, “It takes a selfish person to be original.”
So for you, I’m being selfish — chasing the sound all the way through. Enjoy it. 🙏

More: jpsgrooves.com • Also: yes, I write books and make musical math games (SnowCone MathFest). 🍧 Stay tuned!

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Techno myth.

syzygy podcast links 
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Youtube links to live recordings
Syzygy podcast vol 2
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2 hour set
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikrNxRYhd1U&t=6472s

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