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Monday Top Five:: October 12, 2020

This week, we are showcasing stories about WWE’s new board appointee, none other than Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini. Reviewing workforce enablement solution alternatives to ZOOM alternatives, exploring how Google’s Workplace platform helps optimize your life. Then shifting to more consumer-focused stories talking about how Mixcloud is assisting artists in monetizing their lives streams, rounding out the update with Apple’s head of Apple Watch talks about the new Apple Watch.
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Music Monday:: paria

This week’s Music Monday artist is an Iranian artist who now calls Norway home, Paria. Her sound reminds me of something coming out of the OVO camp, which is high praise and even more impressive given that she writes, produces, and mixes all her songs. While we are waiting on her forthcoming debut album to drop, I wanted to share some of her tracks and tell you to go and like/friend/follow this up and coming artist.
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Friday Top Five:: September 25, 2020

This week we are featuring stories from the workforce enablement focused team Valo Intranet and their innovative product and discussing how Linkedin is launching new capabilities to its core offering. How Accenture has jumped into the cloud business, Google’s all-new WordPress plugin, and how yet another all-in-one services offering has popped up in the fitness ecosystem.
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Music Monday:: Plastikman

For this week, we are doing a two-part for Music Monday; to check out part one head here. In this second part,Richie Hawtin has shared new Plastikman material at Milan Fashion Week during the Prada Show. The new track, titled ‘Sin Thetik’, is 12 minutes long and in the video below is the perfect pair for Raf Simons’ show.
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Sunday Sessions:: 051020

I have been sharing a ton of music on this platform, but I have not necessarily been showcasing the sounds that are really driving most of my sessions as of late. So with that said, here is a taste of the tunes I am really liking these days. The first half of the set it more melodic, almost some trance-like elements in there. The second half is much more house at its most pure.
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Friday Top Five:: May 08, 2020

Each week we highlight five things we thought were interesting, notable, or culturally significant. This week we are showcasing stories on Fohr’s Grace Murray and their thoughts changing brand strategies and the downstream impacts, how Peloton is peddling past the competition, how to cook a damn good steak, how to win the day at the end of the day, and where you learn some new tips and tricks in Ableton from the Beat Academy.
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AM-2-PM:: Cay Caleb. (AM Session)

Got to love when your friends see what you are doing on social media and send you great music. This is the case for Cay Caleb., an artist that until last week, I had never heard of, but am damn glad I know of now. When describing artist, I am always careful of saying they sound like X or feel like Y. But in the case of Cay Caleb. I hope that I am not miss stepping. To me, this sounds like a slowed down Kaytranada with a little more blues influence. Many of the drum patterns sound just slightly off quantization which gives the sound a perfect imperfect sound. Either way, we hope you enjoy the music.
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AM-2-PM:: Tale of Us (PM Session)

Over the last few years, I have come to find what Guy Gerber does to be different, unique, and downright enjoyable. In a recent video, I watched (linked here and embedded below). He highlights a few tips and tricks he does to make a track of tilt. This can best be compared to jazz and you know there is structure. But, the song allows for individuals to interpret where to head with pieces of the song and sound throughout.
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