all that she wants (is a song title that makes you lol)

MOOMBAHTON. You know, moombahton! That hot new thing that's not dubstep? Yeah, that.

I like it. Mostly because a) it reminds me of EDC (tee hee heeee) and b) it's a hot new trend that doesn't make my ears explode like dubstep does (I guess some people like the explodey ear thing...)

ANYWAY, so this track showed up in my feed on Soundcloud, the the title literally made me laugh out loud. I present to you an Ace of Base Remix by some guy named Baan. I like it.



SPEAKING OF ACE OF BASE...I made this.

LAZER CATS....

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Zen Compound Radio Show!

So first off, I've decided to start capitalizing things because I suppose that maybe some people critique my intelligence on whether or not I capitalize the first letters of sentences and proper nouns. I believe this is an inaccurate way to determine someone's intelligence, let alone musical talent, BUT WHATEVER.

In other news, last night I was featured on Temple SF's online radio show, Zen Compound! I did a 2 hour mix, and it's really great. You can listen to it here: Non Sequitur's Really Great Radio Show On Zen Compound FM.

You could also listen to it from here:

Non Sequitur. Live at ZCFM by Zencompoundfm on Mixcloud

But then you wouldn't get the *full effect* or something.

z-listers are pretty great.

so it's no secret. i love z-listers. they're weird and dark and loud, just how i like it. they remind me of what it would sound like if the weird dark alt-metal bands that i used to love when i was 16 decided to produce electro instead. and that's funny because that's exactly what circuit freq did. ha!

so yeah, they decided to upload this pretty cool remix and give it away for free (!!!!), so i figured i'd share it with y'all. you can bet this track will be in my next set. yay!



i guess i could also let you in on my little audio-crush on neon stereo, who remixed z-listers' track "tweak & repeat." here's that one:



i've already played this out. i love it so much! weird and dark and chordy...and loud, don't forget loud...

anyway,

so i finished this track that i've been working on for almost 2 years.

i first laid down this melody in garageband right when i was starting to think about producing, and it sat on my hard drive untouched for several months. then once i got logic, i messed around with it, and it sounded like music made on a keyboard from costco. THEN i eventually tried to finish it when i realized, "hey, i could probably make it not sound like it was made on a keyboard from costco now." and there it was.

and here it is.