ＹＯＵ ＤＯＮ'Ｔ ＨＡＶＥ ＴＯ ＢＥＬＩＥＶＥ ＩＮ ＨＥＡＶＥＮ ＴＯ ＢＥＬＩＥＶＥ ＩＮ Ａ ＢＥＴＴＥＲ ＰＬＡＣＥ ＴＨＡＮ ＥＡＲＴＨ... My 24 track "album" goo.gl/6BmA3m 110% FREE AS FUCK.

Or, maybe buy me a beer (and this song): loudr.fm/release/heaven/PThx7

天 (ＨＥＡＶＥＮ)

.. / .- .--. .--. .-. . .-. .. . - . / . ...- . .-. .- -- -. . / .- .... -- / - --- --- -. / - .... . .-. . / - .. - . / - --- / .-.. .. ... - . -. --..- / .-.. -- ... . / .- -- .. / .- .-.. .-.. .-.-

- .... .- -. -.- / -.-- --- ..-

i often times feel safer alone

im trying my best to finish up this new album i promise
thanks for listening

full art: https://twitter.com/dokxid/status/1781965791610486952

= lyrics
leave me alone
don’t come back again
alone
do you think i care?
leave me alone
alone
leave me alone
don’t come back again
what did i expect,,,
what you would do?
now i know
that i hate being alone

feeling alone

twitter.com/bnunyhop
soundcloud.com/teleglitch

This DJ from the DC Area has been mixing since October of 2021 so about 3 years give or take. She had been captivated by the music scene in 2021 with events and venues like Loner, Shelter, Grost's Ethos, Holly's Data Fiesta/Cyber Net Cafe, and Ghost Club being valuable spaces for her because she felt more comfortable talking to and meeting others that were enthusiastic about creating and sharing art. This, in turn, led to her to try and pick up DJing because of her desire to engage more with music. She also wants to give a quick shoutout to Static. She was very intimidated about sharing self-expression and Slippy specifically reached out to her often to play which she says helped her get over her fear. Besides being excited to see how people react to the music, her favorite part of it all is highlighting really cool and interesting tracks by controlling how they're placed. Since playing in VR She's played at various venues and events with some of her highlights being Loner, Midnight Luv, Static, Redacted, Golden Sunset, and Friend Club which she is a cofounder of. She says creating friend club with/ her best friends has been incredibly empowering as it felt like a low-pressure space to express herself with the people she loves. 

When I asked her about her favorite genres to play out she said that she adores a lot of slower, 100-140 bpm, textural and percussive music. She feels that the more she delves into the sound the more difficult it becomes to label it as a single genre and she honestly feels that that's okay.

Today's set is inspired by a lot of the sets she's listened to recently like Liquidtime for Palestine with CCL which introduces a lot of unexpected grooves, and Powder's Sustain Release 2017 set that isn't afraid of more leftfield/difficult tracks to mix with. 

Outside of DJing, she enjoys bunnyhopping which is a rare activity that can be both meditative and extremely competitive. She also tried to have a Minecraft youtube career between 2011 and 2013 which she says was epic and her favorite non edm song is SoothSayer by Buckethead. 

Finally, She will be running another IRl friend club show in DC so pull up to that if you can and there will also be another Maghouse VR event sometime in August or September that she will be running as well. 

Without further ado, please welcome to this week's Latency Mix - Condemn.

EPISODE 110 - CONDEMN

the reason its called "The Middle" is because i was working on an other song originally and wanted to slow it down for the mid section of the song to build up hype and it sounded cool so i made it into its own song.

The Middle

Goodbye

Hello there and welcome to Enter VR! Join Graham Gaylor, Jesse Joudrey and I as we talk about the psychology of VRChat, tips on being a VR entrepreneur and much more!

Here is a snippet of some of the things we talked about:

40:  The origins of VR Chat,How it all got started. 

1:40 Why start VR chat at the time that they did,

3:30 VRChat is almost 1.5 years old. How the community has grown over the course of the lifespan of VR chat thus far. 

4:20 How VRChat allows you to share and create environments to hang out with your friends in. 

6:20 Thinking of native tools for customization. Balancing between accessibility and being a full featured app. 

9:00 What are the main reasons people will build content for virtual reality worlds?

11:00 Interesting psychological observations on the behavior of VRChat  users.

13:00 Are virtual reality avatars having a subconscious impact on your psyche?

16:00 What will be the dick measuring contests of the metaverse?

19:00 The business opportunities in creating custom avatar marketplace.

20:40 Why is there no social VR app in the mobile VR platform?

22:00 Which will be more lucrative for social vr companies, the mobile or desktop vr space?

24:00 What social vr developers need from the hardware manufacturers.

27:00 The contingency plan in the scenario that an SDK does not work and there are hundreds of users relying on the app.

28:00 Milestones for VRChat in the next couple of years. 

29:00 Strategies to stay motivated as vr entrepreneurs. 

33:30 How social VR stacks up to real world meetups. The vision for VRChat.

38:00 Will you be able to host your own sex dungeon in VRChat?

40:00 What is the team's take on advertisers selling user's information and interactions inside of vr spaces?

41:00 What Jesse and Graham do on their time off from VRChat.

43:00 Look for Refried bicycle in San Francisco. Doing a naked bicycle ride with Graham through San Francisco.

45:00 The weather in Vancouver this summer.

47:00 Getting high on breathing?

51:00 Jesse can work without eating for long periods of time.

52:00 Graham loves peanut butter.

54:00 Jesse loves the Shaolin noodle house near Camby and Broadway in Vancouver. 

56:00 Closing thoughts and how to stay in touch. 


Thanks again to Jesse and Graham for being true scholars and gentlemen of virtual reality and thank you for listening. 

Found out more information with the links below.

https://twitter.com/VRChatNet

http://www.vrchat.net/

https://twitter.com/JesseJoudrey

https://twitter.com/grahamgaylor
 


This episode's intro is courtesy of my friend Ben. More info on Ben's work in the links below:

https://soundcloud.com/sixis-3

http://shantiplanticharity.bandcamp.com/releases


Harnessing the power of social VR with Jesse Joudrey and Graham Gaylor

The Ocean and The Sun

I, The Swan

Prod. Cam O’bi
Additional production: Phoelix

Artwork by Nikko Washington
Mixed & Mastered by Elton “L10MixedIt” Chueng
Akenya Engineered by Ron Spraggins
Eryn Allen Kane Engineered by Cameron Boswell
Noname Recorded by Nick Breton


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