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ALONENESS TO ONENESS
Massive vibes from @fatsync X @HotBulletmusic with their track ‘We Don’t Need" ?
Mark Tarmonea on Longevity, Discipline, and Building a Lasting Career
Mark Tarmonea (@marktarmonea) has built his career around a clear idea of longevity, and that perspective shapes how he approaches every release, performance, and decision. Active since 2015, he has developed a profile as a live-focused electronic artist, working across house and techno while maintaining a consistent identity rooted in songwriting, arrangement, and performance. His […]
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Nestout’s Outdoor Cooker Simplifies Festival Meals
If you’ve done a multi-day festival, you already know food becomes a logistical problem fast. You start with good intentions, pack snacks, maybe bring a cooler, then by day two you’re either spending too much at vendors or eating whatever survived the heat. Cooking at camp sounds like a solution, but open flames, charcoal, and […]
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Inger on Sasha Support, Beatport Charts, and Staying Consistent
Inger’s (@inger________) “Find You (Intro Mix)” lands at a moment where progressive house continues to rebuild its identity through consistency, taste, and long-term support from DJs who understand the format. Released via Reworck and already featured on Beatport’s Best New Progressive House, the track has quickly found traction with selectors like Hernán Cattáneo and Nick […]
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