I dropped the closing mix at BeerGeek Karlín with a heavier, melancholic set. The intimate atmosphere allowed for a deep connection with the music, and a few dedicated listeners stayed to enjoy the journey.
Starting with Sander Van Doorn's 'Bastillon,' the set evolved through the tribal notes of Orkidea's 'Nana' and the drive of Jerome Isma-Ae's 'Overdrive,' adding layers of depth and tension. The mix had mood swings with deeper, techier sounds like Layton Giordani's 'System Majority' and the dark shadows of Mike EFEX's 'Visions In The Dark.' A memorable transition from Capital Cities' 'Safe and Sound' into Kaspar's 'Nova' created a deep, heavy drop that captivated everyone.
The evening closed on a melodic note with tracks like Jan Johnston's 'Skydive,' Dakota's 'Koolhaus,' and Wellenrausch's 'Virtual Self,' rounding off an unforgettable night filled with rich, evolving music.