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After some time away from releasing, this episode felt right to return with. Recorded in one sitting, then revisited with distance — judged as if it belonged to someone else. What remained was respect: for the selection, the patience, and the intention behind it.
Inspired by years of listening, learning, and unlearning, this mix is a quiet nod to influences that shaped my ear from as far back as 2011 although i've been collecting and listening for years before 2011. That year had a lot of influence — particularly the sound and selections of Uni Dgeoff. Not to replicate, but to acknowledge a lineage, while allowing space to arrive at my own voice.Although those early references no longer sound the same today, the spirit remains: patience, depth, groove, and intention.
This episode became a reminder of why I still buy records, why I still enjoy the process, and why 2026 feels like the right time to gently evolve the In Sequence sound.There’s movement here — kick, bass, and groove — but always with a journey in mind. Music for friends, strangers, and shared moments: a month-end Saturday, a car wash gathering, a house party that slowly opens into something deeper. Fun without being careless. Dance without losing thought.This is not a departure, but an expansion.
A continuation in sequence journey — forward, not away.
Inspired by years of listening, learning, and unlearning, this mix is a quiet nod to influences that shaped my ear from as far back as 2011 although i've been collecting and listening for years before 2011. That year had a lot of influence — particularly the sound and selections of Uni Dgeoff. Not to replicate, but to acknowledge a lineage, while allowing space to arrive at my own voice.Although those early references no longer sound the same today, the spirit remains: patience, depth, groove, and intention.
This episode became a reminder of why I still buy records, why I still enjoy the process, and why 2026 feels like the right time to gently evolve the In Sequence sound.There’s movement here — kick, bass, and groove — but always with a journey in mind. Music for friends, strangers, and shared moments: a month-end Saturday, a car wash gathering, a house party that slowly opens into something deeper. Fun without being careless. Dance without losing thought.This is not a departure, but an expansion.
A continuation in sequence journey — forward, not away.
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