I’ve been wanting to bridge the gap between my roots in the underground electronic scene and the world of intentional, substance-free events. I have a lot of respect for the spaces people are creating, but I’ve always struggled to connect with the actual music being played there. I understand the desire for a safe, happy vibe, but for me, staying in that comfort zone doesn’t allow for real depth. Recently, my daughter ran a frequency test on one of my mixes just out of curiosity. It came through at 432 hertz. When we compared it to the commercial EDM and disco tracks often used at these events, those were hitting 444. It’s a funny thing, because frequency has nothing to do with whether a track sounds dark or deep—it’s just the underlying tone carrying the music. Expect hypnotic techno, hard techno, heavy bass music, deep ambient soundscapes, downtempo, dark world music, and rich South American and African rhythms. transmitted 11 oct oct on Tortoise radio .
