nitehood

Good day Journal, How are doing? Sorry for neglecting you for all this time, but I've been really busy juggling the many tasks and responsibilities in my life. I almost got frantic a couple of times, but luckily through reading and having discussions with great friends, I've practiced and learned to relax and stay calm in as many given scenarios as possible. Since my last entry, I was reminded of the feeling I get when I am confronted with an urgent graphic design task, the client doesn't know what they want, and I just finished a full day of coding and testing a sophisticated web app. I became self aware of what was happening, so I took a m

Greetings all! Well, my previous journal entry is now completely outdated. I claimed that the Global Underground Series called Nubreed was discontinued. But on the contrary, there has since been a Nubreed release featuring Jim Rivers; as well as a scheduled release featuring Sultan at the end of this month (July 2009). The last few months of my life has been quite exciting and uplifting for me. The most significant change was when my third consecutive roommate finally moved out! I live in a one bedroom basement suite, and it's been a year and a half since I have had my space to myself. Woah! I can't believe I did that, and I can't believe t

It's a bold statement to declare the "heaviest baseline ever". But I happen to come across the story of the heaviest baseline ever in the intro to a classic electronic set by DJ and producer Sander Kleinenberg from Global Underground's discontinued 'Nubreed' series. I thought I'd share it with you. Here it is: The Story of the Heaviest Baseline. Ever. Escaped out of the box, they say they wrote the heaviest baseline in the world. Ever. Created in some studio on the east side, once they seen what they had done  they tried to lock it in that box deep down in the studio. But that baseline was too strong! Its vibrations were too heavy and after