Music, Beats, Prose
This recent debate and hesitancy about the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is ironic.
If such a big deal has been made for a grand total of 6 people, where is the outrage for the much more numerous excessive use of force by police?
There was almost no hesitancy for me getting inoculated. This despite possessing a healthy distrust of large institutions.
There is still time to catch it before it leaves the station!
Catch that 808 in more places here…
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This month’s LoV–Layers Of Vinyl features Superficial — Amp Fiddler.
Inside, there is new heat from Nala, Wasabi, Riva Starr, K-Style with Brian Rimi, and many more.
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What a year it’s been. First there’s a pandemic. Then there’s a pandemic on steroids.
Life has been one rolling set of shut downs since. The number and the length of them has been as numerous as places on the globe.
Fast forward, many of us are looking at the return to some type of normalcy soon. We can see the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel. In that look ahead, I have received several questions regarding the return of Butter.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like we have a home at the moment.
However, while we look for a new home to emerge from this pandemic forced hibernation, I am releasing what was initially written to be a theme track for the party, titled Strictly Butter on my mGrooves Music label.
Along with the single, I have designed a graphic T. This shirt with its distinctive Baltimore and baseball look will be available in both classic t-shirt (unisex) style and a feminine cut.
Members of So So Fresh will have exclusive access and member only options at first, with the general access to follow after a short time.
Check back on the event page for the timing of each.
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This month’s LoV–Layers Of Vinyl features Superficial — Amp Fiddler.
Inside, there is new heat from Rob Swinga, Steve Darko with Nala, James Curd with Ghettoblaster and Mzbee, and many more.
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This month’s LoV–Layers Of Vinyl features Living Antonata (Atjazz Remix feat. Roy Ayers) — Renovation Unlimited.
Inside, there is new heat from Frequish, Michael Bibi, AdomasLP, and many more.
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This month’s LoV–Layers Of Vinyl features Living In Ecstasy — Fonda Rae.
Inside, there is new heat from Kibou, Marc Spence, Holt 88, and many more.
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This story is from 2020 and I find it ironic.
It happened again, this being about the fourth time in as many months. I was on my side hustle driving ride share to help ends to meet.
The woman that I picked up was a bit more conversational than the typical rider. Even more unusual, she immediately launched into asking my age. Needless to say, I was taken a bit off guard.
After I (sorta) answered her question, she called me ‘Zaddy‘.
Yep, this has happened a lot over the past year actually. The most ironic part of this is that physically, I am not in that good of shape of late. In the midst of this pandemic, I have done my fair share of sitting on my ass and binge-watching Netflix. So this person’s observation did not match my self view.
I was (and am) grateful for this. It disrupted a rut I have been in for the last half of 2020.
And to remind myself from falling back into that rut, I made this remix as a reminder. I have slowly been ramping up working out again despite the cold and despite staying away from gyms to reduce Covid-19 exposure.
At this track to your workout play list!
Enjoy.
Yep, I have moved Stay House (again). Hopefully, this will be the last time for as long as we are being affected by this pandemic, the reason I started so much live streaming in the first place.
Mixcloud provided a nice home. It will remain my home for pre-recorded mixes as it is still the best place on the net where the copyright licensing is proper. Take downs were happening on Facebook and Instagram in the middle of live streams. Thus the move to Mixcloud for those performances.
But after some changes that happened on the primarily gaming platform of Twitch permitting DJs range without less take-downs, I decided again to move again. After a test broadcast, it seems we are in for some serious plusses.
The video part of the stream was much more stable and the audio quality was also impressively better. The first was expected. The second was not.
See my event page for the upcoming schedule.
Sweet Dreams – Eurythmics
Annie Lennox – vocals, synthesizer, piano
David A. Stewart – synthesizer, programming