Short set from Sublime Saturdays Episode VI: The Three of Us. Check out the Gelato Vero Sublime Saturdays folder for previous episodes and for the accompanying mix from Emily Moon and Cardboard Psychic. Theirs was a spiritual reset that hit just right as the sun said its goodbye. This week's theme was more-or-less 80s, but I managed to sneak one in from the 90s, because the vibe demanded it! Had a couple of hiccups because I tried to power through the glare, rather than planning ahead. This one's all edits, remixes, or covers that oscillates between Downtempo, Industrial, EBM, 80s, and New Wave. Feel free to share and like if you enjoy it!

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TRACKLIST:

Bobby McFerrin - Thinking 'bout ur Body (Kudos LoKey Synapps ReMix)
Nine Inch Nails - Closer (Narkatta Arabian Reflip)
Djedjotronic - Are Friends Electric
Max Berlin - Elle Et Moi (Joakim Remix)
Jean Claude Gavri - Les Dance (Gavri Retouch Vocal)
Sharam Jey - Here I Come
Moderna - DIE4U
Vicious Pink - FETISH (Vaughn Avakian's Re-Rub)
Marsheaux - Leave In Silence
Tone Of Arc - Goodbye Horses
Kraftwerk - The Telephone Call (DJ UGEEZY EDIT)
Roomtown Bats - Up All Night (Quark's Cornbuckle Gurnfest Edit)
Par-T-One - I'm so Crazy
Datassette - Blue Monday (V4)

Gelato Vero Sublime Saturdays 4 . 26 . 25: "The Three of Us"

As the son of a professional flamenco singer, Thomas has always been surrounded by music.  Exposure to flamenco influenced him because it has a dynamic range of emotions—from the "deep singing" style of cante hondo, to the more lively alegrias.  He has also worked in the corporate, independent, and online music industry for a number of years.  At one point he was a Content Manager for the Electronic Music genre at MP3.com, where he screened over 500 songs per day.  Exposure to a wide range of music explains the range of genres in his mixes—he uses whatever carries the mood.  From listening to Umm Kulthum's "Enta Omri" in his childhood, to New Wave and  Industrial as a teen, it became difficult for him to stick to one sound. Though vinyl was his original format of choice when he started in the 90s, the use of digital mixing has helped him better form soundscapes to expand your headspace.  Let him play with your moods for a spell.

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