DB Boulevard - Point Of View (Borby Norton Soulful House  Remix)

Set is also available on YouTube https://youtu.be/4ecTzq7TNg8?si=Zpznrjt588yXIbAL

Tracklist:
Jennifer’s Body - Ken Carson 
Shame Pt. 2 - ICYTWAT
Racks Huh - MAXAMILLION 
Waitstop ft. VAYDA - S P A C E
Happy Ending (A.G Remix) - Kelela 
Mary Jane (Kuya Neil Bootleg) - KHYA
Pull Up - Playboi Carti 
Love Who? - ICYTWAT
BROOKLYN (Bktherula babysp1der edit)
Choppas In Hawaii - Veeze 
Splash Brothers - Anycia & Karahbooo
Fast Trax 2 - 454
Right On - VAYDA
Yaya Wait - B Jack$
Prima Donna - VAYDA
Get Ur Freak On - Missy Elliot 
If This Were Mine - Cash Cobain 
WalkDownGang - 100BandXan
SahBabii - Dickalationship (Garage Edit)
Let U Go - Lucidbeatz
Santanny - Bktherula 
Dirty You - Lucki
Sexyy Please - Sexyy Red 
X & O 127 Bling - Babyxsosa 
Fire Alarm - Lil Uzi
Look At Wrist - ILoveMakonnen 
Geek Monster - Lucki
Playboi Carti - Place (DB Garage Mix)
DJ In The Car - Pi’erre Bourne
Say Nun, Ain’t Nun - Lancey Foux

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@ducky shares the original version of her hyperactive pitch switching anthem, Hack The Club featuring @snappy-jit.

Out now on @trekkie-trax.

Read more on Dummy: http://www.dummymag.com/new-music/listen-ducky-feat.-snappy-jit-hack-the-club

Ducky feat. Snappy Jit - Hack The Club

QUALIATIK – Mother Tongue

OFFICIAL VIDEO: http://bit.ly/mthtng-mv
Full story on Paper Mag: http://www.papermag.com/qualiatik-mother-tongue-2638343067.html

Off QUALIATIK's debut EP, DISCARNATE
Released June 17 via @psychoid-devices.
Buy DISCARNATE: qualiatik.bandcamp.com/

“DISCARNATE” is the debut EP from QUALIATIK, NYC-based producer, performer, multimedia artist, and engineer.

QUALIATIK’s work traverses the barriers between science, psychology, and metaphysics. Their feverishly introspective music envelopes the listener in a dynamic emotional world that pulls a thread from the subconscious and unravels the folds of all internal framework. The result is a dauntless breakdown of defenses, launching the listener into an irresistible state of self-confrontation and vulnerability.

Pulling from their background in neuroscience, QUALIATIK’s work is home to a distinct conversation between the concrete and the abstract, spinning silk only found in the ether of emotions through the structural dexterity of a deep desire to understand to the point of articulation. Their work embodies this dialogue, weaving a lucid and palpable tonal fabric from the abstract urges of the intuitive, empathic subconscious to frame a razor-sharp inquiry into the innermost depths of the psyche, much like elucidating the workings of the mind through science.

The analytical thirst of a scientist is evident in their meticulous sound design and composition, yet the abstrusity of the subject of QUALIATIK’s relentless search seeps through in all aspects of their musicality. Within the sound palette, there is a sense of arduous fighting—of throwing yourself with all of your might against the chains that bind versions of you that have been locked away by trauma, seeking a nearly maternal relationship with these essences to coax them out of hiding. Clearly representative of an organic, soul-unearthing process, QUALIATIK’s work uniquely walks the line between raw vulnerability and high production value—a controlled chaos of sorts that hints at how humans might retain the deepest parts of their humanity in the face of bio-technological evolution.

“DISCARNATE” was written over the course of two years, during a time in QUALIATIK’s life that was variegated with physical, psychological, and emotional agony, sacrifice, and vulnerability. The record explores how one might access the depths of their suffering with the utmost empathy to gain strength, power, and compassion. One’s “discarnate” is the abstract, noncorporeal entities in the psyche that have a life of their own—repressed trauma, sexuality, mental illness, gender identity, personality traits—the internal burdens that have a physical pulp which can grow to be gnarled and diseased, tendriiling out to the rest of the psyche if suppressed. The EP represents the process of acknowledging and nurturing these forces, engaging with their wisdom, understanding them as gentle, and having the courage to coalesce and move forward.

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All songs written, produced, and engineered by QUALIATIK.

Cover art from music video for “Mother Tongue”, featuring nails by Juan Alvear, hair and facial prosthetics by Griffin Hall, makeup by Toshi Salvino, and set design by Kit Sheridan, based on QUALIATIK’s original concept, world, and character design.

DB Boulevard - Point Of View (Borby Norton Soulful House Remix)

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