The Feel Sessions: Episode 069: Live at Juicy Beets

Robert Oleysyck - Indigo (unreleased), Au/Ra & CamelPhat - Panic Room (CamelPhat Club Mix), Downgrooves & Chris Sterio - Zen Moments (Robert Oleysyck Remix), Neverdogs - State of Blind, Quivver - Hype, Dennis Cruz - Cookies, Musumeci - Mood Organs, Stan Kolev - Forsaken, Dr. Kucho! - Hale Bopp, Robert Oleysyck - Acid Cloud (unreleased), John Moss f. Rozie Gyems & Tyrell - Mystic, Quivver & Funk D’Void - Dual State, Jelly For The Babies - The Flow, Marc Marzenit - The Imaginary Trip To Hawaii (Dosem Remix), German Brigante f. Thomas Gandey - And Forever, Nathan Barato - A Little Love, Here's a live set from my recent show at Juicy Beets in Las Vegas, where I debuted three of my latest productions. Indigo and Acid Cloud are original tracks, and Zen Moments is my remix that’s available now on Bonzai Progressive via Beatport, iTunes and Amazon. Thanks to Chris Sterio for giving me a shot at the mix. This was my first time playing at Juicy Beets, and I have to say, I love the space. The MNTRA boys do it right, with a great setup, sound system, friendly staff, and a nice, intimate vibe. This is definitely one of the best spots to experience underground dance music in Las Vegas, and I’m looking forward to coming back soon.Special thanks to Ryan Christian and AFS for having me as a guest, as well as the entire MNTRA crew.Remember, the Feel Sessions is available wherever you get your podcasts, so please subscribe, tell your friends and share the vibes. I’d also really appreciate it if you could rate and leave a review on iTunes. It helps the shows visibility, and it’ll only take a minute. Thank you.https://tinyurl.com/ybn7778xSo, up first, it’s my original track, “Indigo” but first, a little background. I was about halfway through writing the melody and beats, and I remembered this interview that I heard on NPR, featuring a British neurologist by the name of Oliver Sacks. He believed that the brain is “the most incredible thing in the universe,” and experimented with a lot of medicinal plants and other drugs to treat his patients, as well as himself. What follows is a fascinating insight into his mind and experiences, and it just called to me, so I had to sample him. I’ve included a link in the description to find out more.https://www.npr.org/2013/06/21/193925787/oliver-sacks-exploring-how-hallucinations-happenSo, here it is, Indigo, featuring Oliver Sacks, by yours truly. As always, thanks for tuning in, and I hope you all find some joy and inspiration.