Open a show page you can comment on, e.g. /<your-username>/<any-show>/. In a plain text editor, make a numbered list of 5 lines with a blank line after the first line, then copy it. Paste into the comment box and post. Expected: the posted comment renders as consecutive single spaced lines, matching what the input box showed, with the one blank line you typed still present. Repeat, but copy the same list out of a rich source (Google Docs, Apple Notes, or a rendered web page) so the clipboard carries text/html. Expected: same tight result. Before this change this case rendered a blank line between every line.
Hey everyone! Just dropped a new mix on Mixcloud, and I'm super excited to share it with you all. This one's a bit of a journey, clocking in at just over an hour, and I've tried to weave together a narrative through the music. It starts off pretty mellow, with some deep, atmospheric house – think warm pads, subtle percussion, and those hypnotic basslines that just draw you in. I really wanted to create that feeling of slowly sinking into a comfortable space, letting the world melt away.
As the mix progresses, the energy gradually builds. I started layering in some more melodic elements, introducing tracks with intricate synth work and soulful vocals. There's a definite nod to classic house influences here, but I've also incorporated some newer sounds and production techniques to keep things fresh. I'm particularly proud of the transition around the 30-minute mark where I blend two tracks with similar rhythmic structures but completely different vibes – it creates this really cool sense of momentum and forward motion.
Around the halfway point, things start to get a bit more techy. I've brought in some driving beats and heavier basslines, but still keeping it groovy and danceable. I wanted to inject a bit of peak-time energy without losing the overall flow of the mix. There are a couple of tracks in this section that I've been playing out a lot recently, and they always get a great reaction.
The final quarter of the mix is where things get a little deeper again. I've stripped back some of the layers, focusing on creating a more hypnotic and introspective atmosphere. Think rolling basslines, subtle textures, and those late-night vibes that make you want to close your eyes and just get lost in the music. I've ended the mix with a really beautiful, ethereal track that I think perfectly encapsulates the overall mood I was trying to create.
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Dev deploy:
Open a show page you can comment on, e.g. /<your-username>/<any-show>/.
In a plain text editor, make a numbered list of 5 lines with a blank line after the first line, then copy it. Paste into the comment box and post. Expected: the posted comment renders as consecutive single spaced lines, matching what the input box showed, with the one blank line you typed still present.
Repeat, but copy the same list out of a rich source (Google Docs, Apple Notes, or a rendered web page) so the clipboard carries text/html. Expected: same tight result. Before this change this case rendered a blank line between every line.
Running order:
1. Yui Onodera & Arovane - Form 2 - Stillform - Affin (04/26)
2. Yann Novak - A Long Goodbye pt.1 (redux) - Meadowsweet (redux) - Dragon's Eye
3. Misha Panfilov - Pauluna - Repetitive Music Vol. 1 - Ultraaani (02/22)
4. Yumi Iwaki - Styx Drift - Ephemeral & Fleeting - aro.archives (04/26)
5. Felicia Atkinson & Christina Vantzou - Film Still - RVNG INTL (04/26)
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https://www.mixcloud.com/graemepark/this-is-graeme-park-back-in-the-day-the-underground-stoke-25jan25-live-dj-set/
Another one
https://www.mixcloud.com/graemepark/this-is-graeme-park-back-in-the-day-the-underground-stoke-25jan25-live-dj-set/
https://www.mixcloud.com/graemepark/this-is-graeme-park-back-in-the-day-the-underground-stoke-25jan25-live-dj-set/
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Hey everyone! Just dropped a new mix on Mixcloud, and I'm super excited to share it with you all. This one's a bit of a journey, clocking in at just over an hour, and I've tried to weave together a narrative through the music. It starts off pretty mellow, with some deep, atmospheric house – think warm pads, subtle percussion, and those hypnotic basslines that just draw you in. I really wanted to create that feeling of slowly sinking into a comfortable space, letting the world melt away.
As the mix progresses, the energy gradually builds. I started layering in some more melodic elements, introducing tracks with intricate synth work and soulful vocals. There's a definite nod to classic house influences here, but I've also incorporated some newer sounds and production techniques to keep things fresh. I'm particularly proud of the transition around the 30-minute mark where I blend two tracks with similar rhythmic structures but completely different vibes – it creates this really cool sense of momentum and forward motion.
Around the halfway point, things start to get a bit more techy. I've brought in some driving beats and heavier basslines, but still keeping it groovy and danceable. I wanted to inject a bit of peak-time energy without losing the overall flow of the mix. There are a couple of tracks in this section that I've been playing out a lot recently, and they always get a great reaction.
The final quarter of the mix is where things get a little deeper again. I've stripped back some of the layers, focusing on creating a more hypnotic and introspective atmosphere. Think rolling basslines, subtle textures, and those late-night vibes that make you want to close your eyes and just get lost in the music. I've ended the mix with a really beautiful, ethereal track that I think perfectly encapsulates the overall mood I was trying to create.
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