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Topic: Starborough's Heuristically Programmed ALgorithmic Jazz Mix

Some jazz influenced deeper house, techno and broken tracks in the mix on a Saturday morning. No practice or preparation, just pressed record and let it go. Rough around the edges as per usual, but so goes that.

Tracklist:
Dave Angel - Arabian Nights [Blunted, 1996]
Alton Miller - Knowledge Of The Pygmies [R2, 2007]
Kyle Hall - DAMN! I'm Feeln Real Close [Wild Oats, 2015]
Sonar Circle - Reincarnation [Reinforced Records, 1999]
Dozie - Sensuality (AYBEE's Midnite Creep) [Deepblak, 2008]
Denver Mccarthy - On A Path Of Devotion [Strata Recordings, 2000]
Russ Gabriel's Audio Spectrum - Tisch-Tennis [Emoticon Recordings, 2003]
Nu Era- Closer To Mars [Omniverse, 2019]
G Force, Seiji - Vigorous Training [Reinforced Records, 1999]
Galaxy 2 Galaxy - Nation 2 Nation [Underground Resistance, 1991 / 2005]
A Hundred Birds - Batonga (house mix) [Wave Music, 2001 / Slip 'n Slide 2002]
Dave Angel - Arabian Nights [Blunted, 1996]

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/starborough-1/hals-jazz-mix
Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/Starborough/hals-jazz-mix/

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2 Reply by coae (edited by coae 2020-02-09 20:19:09)

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Re: Starborough's Heuristically Programmed ALgorithmic Jazz Mix

Good stuff, perfect this Sunday morning...


(Completely irrelevant but I'm curious: I was gone write the English word for förmiddag (forenoon) hence I listened to the mix around 10:00 and "morning" for me I is approximately between 05:00 and 09:00. But couldn't remember the word so I had to goggle it and goggle tells me the word isn't commonly used in English (except among the Amish people cool). Afternoon everyone have heard of but not forenoon, crazy... Do people use a word for the time after "morning" but before noon (roughly 08:00-12:00) in your language Starborough?)

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3 Reply by JayStarbo (edited by JayStarbo 2020-02-10 09:12:58)

  • From: Starborough Mansion
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Re: Starborough's Heuristically Programmed ALgorithmic Jazz Mix

Thanks for listening, coae!

Dutch language doesn't really have a word for it, so we make a distinction between early morning (vroege morgen) and late  morning (late morgen) or the beginning (het begin van de morgen) or the end (het einde van de morgen), somewhere in the middle we call "in the walk of the  morning" (in de loop van de morgen).

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Re: Starborough's Heuristically Programmed ALgorithmic Jazz Mix

hm interesting... cheers!

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