This one was powerful. Looked up from the booth at one point and saw the whole room locked in to a hivemind rave state. Jesse made wheatpaste to hang the flyers I designed. Shouts out to my dear friends Garrett and Abe for being there from Baltimore/DC.

Abe took the pics below. Peep the man's work, he's got the eye for the visions.

Ongaku kissa-style bar and restaurant in downtown Lanc. Played for 4 hours and it felt like 1. Thank you, Max (@hex___wax), for the invite!

Block party on the timeless 1500 stretch of South Street. The most fun I ever had playing out. wiRL put it best when he said, "Was like chillin' by the fire then the homie runs up and pours a full can of gasoline on it." Byron the Aquarius and I happened to play the same Peven Everett track: "Stuck." Cosmic.

Two-day soundsystem smackdown in paradise.

I helped run the bar with Sundra. We batched a watermelon margarita and served hundreds. It was an exhausting and overwhelmingly fulfilling two days. Hire us to bartend your next rave. Also, hire me to play!

Bicycle Day Against the Grain. Standout moment for me was dropping "Let The Rain Come Down" by Intense. It was supposed to pour all day but never really did. Beauty surrounds and beauty abounds. 

First iteration of a record jam at the clown lounge with fellow heads Jesse and Tim.

First time I made a flyer in a minute. Proud of how it turned out!

Valentine's Day disco loft party in Lanc. Altec speakers in a brick room over a thrift store.

Thanks, Steve J (@analogue_dreams_), for the invite!

First time closing. That Alex Kassian remix of "Owner of a Lonely Heart" will never go out of style. Loren told me this was the set when everything clicked for me: all the countless hours of practicing, all the learning and experimenting. It felt that way. Went techno, went acid, went aforementioned Mr. Kassian, went Italo, went B3B with wiRL and Kwan in the end. Went.