Name: The Sunrise Over The Hill by The Jobs
Duration: 3 min 33 s
Description: At times, lyrically chaotic, the song is comparable to a rapidly functioning film reel. Examining societal clashes at a macrolevel through a micro level lens. Introspection, rooted in self analysis and connecting that to a larger world narrative. The song feels more relevant in 2020 than ever before.

A Smile Like Mine

The summer solstice, a radiant jewel in the cosmic dance, is a sacred celebration of light and life. As the Earth tilts its northern hemisphere closest to the sun, we bask in the longest day of the year, a time when the sun's rays touch our hearts with the deepest warmth. This celestial event marks a peak of solar energy, a moment of unparalleled illumination that ignites our spirits and aligns our souls with the universe's boundless energy.

In this moment of celestial alignment, we embrace the interconnectedness of all beings, the unity of our planet, and the boundless potential within us. The summer solstice is a time to celebrate life in its fullest expression, to honor the sun, and to step forward, radiant and renewed, into the next phase of our journey.

Artwork by: Ninportnaouac
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Mixing decks used to perform this set: Pioneer XDJ-XZ.
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A huge shout-out to all the incredible music creators who continuously amaze us with their extraordinary creativity and artistic expression. Your unique and innovative contributions to the sonic arts are truly inspiring.

Setlist: 
1. Braingineers, Render - Touch This (Bom Shanka Music)
2. Inverze, Akatosh - Infestation (PsynOpticz Records and Patronus Records)
3. Virtual Light & Act One - The Enigmatron (Sangoma Records)
4. Zenkai - Total Relapse (Purple Hexagon Records)
5. Bandicoot (ARG), Xed - Helter Skelter (PsynOpticz Records and Patronus Records)
6. Zeridium, Rugrats - Radio One Zero Sick (Looney Moon Records)
7. Cosmic Illusion - Let Us Climb (Reversible Records)
8. BenSolo, Unexpected - Anomaly (Reversible Records)
9. Konebu, Creepy Deep - Tannis Root (Sangoma Records)
10. Earthling, Overload - Bald Ambition (Bom Shanka Music)
11. Barket - Nodal Modes (Soundblasting Records)
12. Oxyflux - Compass (Sangoma Records)
13. Lante, Karell - No Crash (PsynOpticz Records and Patronus Records)
14. The Horrids - Ugly and Smelly (Ingenious Brain Remix) (Transubtil Records)
15. Nulla Taar - My Mind is Playing Tricks (Hypnagogia) (Sangoma Records)
16. Jimi Green & Jumpstreet - Jitterbugs (Looney Moon Records)
17. Inpsyde Out - Mr. Bollywood (Digital Shamans Records)
18. Ninesense, Ingrained Instincts - Delayed Reaction (Reversible Records)
19. Sonoric Illusion & Purist - Cosmic Paths (Sangoma Records)
20. Radikal Moodz - Globul Art (Eeriegeist Remix) (Purple Hexagon Records)
21. Authentic - Concept of Reality (Patronus Records)
22. Braingineers, Jumpstreet, Pantomiman - Basis of the Blues (Bom Shanka Music)
23. Priest, ZDLCK, Solus (SA) - Howling Fungus (PsynOpticz Records and Patronus Records)
24. Mavzÿ - Tchap Tchap (Digital Shamans Records)
25. Gigi, Duke & Gonzo - Pink Lady (Blacklite Records)

Summer Solstice 2024 | Psychedelic Celebration Set | 149-150 BPM

Revox Demos (Compiled)

RAPHAEL DOYLE & TOM ROBINSON - Con Song

RAPHAEL DOYLE & TOM ROBINSON - Come Away

At times, lyrically chaotic, the song is comparable to a rapidly functioning film reel. Examining societal clashes at a macrolevel through a micro level lens. Introspection, rooted in self analysis and connecting that to a larger world narrative. The song feels more relevant in 2020 than ever before.

The Sunrise Over The Hill

Primary songwriters Trevor Meyer and Thomas Heun played in competing bands in high school. After college, they combined their talents and began writing together. Joined by bassist, Marc Barone and drummer, Jon Schlote; The Jobs musical space is primarily occupied in alternative rock with tinges of surf, punk, and emo. Melodies are deliberate and songs are  rooted in pop sensibility often masked underneath the gaze of guitar fuzz. Influences have greatly expanded over the years drawing from travel, world topography, landscapes, the sea, storytelling, loss and isolation, recuperation, and perseverance through physical and mental challenges. Packaging in tonal influence that is governed by a love for british rock, vintage rock and emo, The Jobs maintain their process-driven approach focused on flow rather than force.   As the band’s musical cadence matures, the commitment to integral songwriting and love for innovation balance the challenges of sailing upon  the ever changing 2020 musical landscape and beyond.

The Sunrise Over The Hill

The Jobs

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