A late Spring entry, but we're proud to present episode 058 of TSM Reports featuring one of our own artists, darb. The mix starts out with a series of meditations in deep tech for the first 25ish minutes which serve as an extended intro for the higher energy progressive house that comes next. The energy flow is a steady rise from there with plenty of lush textures and melodic flutters throughout. It's a groove from start to finish, no doubt about it. Hope you enjoy! Thanks for listening.

TSM Reports 058 (Spring 2024)

TSM Reports: 058 (Spring 2024) - darb

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What is this word "Dendritic?" Merriam Webster defines it as such: adjective - den·drit·ic | \ (ˌ)den-ˈdri-tik- : resembling or having dendrites : branching like a tree. There was something about learning this word that stuck with a young college freshman taking environmental science and starting to learn how to mix electronic music on vinyl in the early 2000’s. It seems that this is the natural shape of growth in our world; many things branch out this way, and so would the young man’s music. Since the beginning, a variety of musical styles and moods of dance music has always been a key focus of the Dendritic repertoire of sound. You can expect to hear everything from minimal and deep house, breaks, trippy playa tech, tech house, dirty bass house, occasionally techno. Moving through different styles and sounds gracefully, with purpose, is an artform this DJ/aspiring producer takes seriously and continues to master.

After spending many years living in Austin, TX and becoming established as a solid music curator and technically focused DJ he made his move to Denver, CO in 2013. Years of going to shows regularly, continuously releasing new mixes, and building a home studio, have led to the artist more commonly known as Leo becoming established in the Colorado area as well. Most notably, he has shared the decks playing in support of Atish, Ardalan, Bruno Furlan, m.O.N.R.O.E., Qrion, Trikk, Yotto, and Tim Green. Continuing to DJ and share music, learning music production, and teaching others how to mix are what drives this dedicated creator.

TSM Reports: 058 (Spring 2024) - darb

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