Yo team, first track I released... thinking of going back to touch up the drums, make them a little less ADHD. Yea, this me xx. What I learnt- 1- Once it's released you can see it a little more clearly. Where your game lets you down. 2- You can upload remixes to spotify using the cover option (as long as you're not using the actual OG original. I just re-record/AI vocals.) 3- Music is a purifying process... you gonna experience mad insecurity along the way x. https://open.spotify.com/track/7JiBZfM9Bt4sobR3oooR2Y?si=4a09b5d1ed784389

https://open.spotify.com/track/0WX14UdHKDAnPHO5ntODKX?si=83ff5ae1a63e4b6d I am proud of this one. Just a little alt Hip Hop stoner anthem for the boys. This is the first song of mine that I’ve heard people sing along to. Earlier this year, after moving to Canada, I heard Smoke Rings by Les Paul and Mary Ford and it sounded sick when she sang “Puff your cares away”. I was smoking heavily at the time, using cannabis as an unhealthy coping mechanism. I was also really into Aussie Rap around then. So in conclusion, I spat some hectic stoner bars on a Les Paul track. 😎 This song is nothing like I would make now, but it stands as an honest representation of how I felt at the time. There’s nothing I would have done differently.

Hi team, Pano, Melbourne, Aus. I work in the sweet land between techno and house. (Not tech-house lol) Started releasing recently, and on a mission to streamline my musical flow. VERY HAPPY to be in a place that will foster that. Love. Let's do it. ⚛️

There is so much great music out there, and i'm always searching for new ones. In this case, im wondering, what is something that has tremendeous influence on you, or you think it is an essential album/track? And why? mine would be: Manuel Göttsching E2-E4 - for all kinds of musicians. this was recorded in 1981 in a one hour session. Released in 1984. Manuel went into his studio and an hour later he came out with this one hour long proto house classic, that sounds like nothing before or since.