The first two tunes invoke a more turbulent approach and attempt to flow in the space in between house and techno. 'Tossing water' eludes to changes in yourself and the physical environment we are in throughout our day, our evenings or a night spent exploring music. Sometimes, a quick burst, splash in the face, pop or toss is what's needed to get going. After inititial engagement is achieved, one must consider sustaining this flow. In order to move through water and space easily, 'fluid movement' is necessary. This tune attempts to break away from the initial and at times relentless fast turblence we can sometimes catch ourselves in. We all need to break free in to a space that allows us to flow without interruption and truly be who we want to be.


Once you have arrived to this intersection of being and harmonious flow, the remaining side of this record allows you to simply dance, as the name 'For Tanzen' suggests. Nothing to complicate here. Just for Tanzen. Moving on then. As you continue to push boundaries within youself, sometimes we are quickly reminded of the realities of life. 'Star, you were calling?' Is meant to help those that deviate from the fluid moments. All are welcome to the late night show, as it is within the late night show that we continue to flow. Sometimes we need reassurance from the stars around us that we can keep on keeping on. Repeat steps as necessary and as needed to achieve your desired state of being. Alternatively, listen to ambient music on the floor.

Thanks for reading bytheway.

Love,

Nate