The Bizcast Volume Twenty 2010-08-28

Recorded Live underneath the Gypsy House for Moe Velez's Quarter-Centurian Celebration of Celestial Proportions, or his 25th Birthday. We had a blast mixing with In.Surge.Ant as well as The Peacock Revolution and a secret guest DJ known simply as BBCee who snuck into the madness.

The original recording from this evening is over 3 hours long and features a solo set with P Buck and DJ BBCee, and set from The Peacock Revolution as the whopping headliner set from In.Surge.Ant. We decided to cut it down the just the 30 minutes of The Biz set to keep things succint this time around. You can see some video of the eveing at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQzSzqVWt1A. The Denver cruisers had a furries theme this same night and many of our friends in attendance were still wearing their animal costumes. It was definitely a night to remember!

Next up on the slate is the Best of the Bizcast Vol. Two. We will be spending the next couple of months sorting through the archives of Bizcast Vol. 11 - 20 and picking the best 80 minutes of music. This is going to be a crazy arduous task as we have recorded easily over 12 hours of music in the past ten Bizcasts. Stay tuned for a release sometime in November as we will be celebrating a year of playing together as The Biz!

Until Next Time, Cheers!


The Bizcast Volume Twenty 2010-08-28

The Bizcast Volume Eighteen 2010-07-17 feat. The Peacock Revolution

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We are very excited to present the first collaborative Bizcast which was recorded live at the Gypsy House in Capitol Hill Denver, CO. Every other week our friend JP aka The Peacock Revolution hosts a session in the basement of the Gypsy House where djs and instrumentalists blend their work with visual presentations by our resident projectionist DiagonaLeigh. This recording is from Wednesday July 7, 2010 and features of 2 hours of live mixes from The Biz and The Peacock Revolution. The sets occur in a trade off style in which one dj will mix until the next group can slide in and transition to their own set. The transitions are mostly seemless, so for clarification sake we will list the times that each group was mixing. Also we should disclose that JP is mixing his collection of vinyl and The Biz is mixing digital samples and looping live midi instrumentation. At times you will hear a blend of both groups playing together.

0:00- 10:00 The Peacock Revolution.
10:00- 1:18 The Biz
1:26 - END: You will hear each group trading off about every two songs as well as playing together toward the very end.

We are happy to release this episode because it has been nearly two months since our last release. Lots of Biz shows are booked for the summer, so we ended to release the live recordings of these shows more often to get back on the grind. Enjoy!

The Bizcast Volume Eighteen 2010-07-17