The post with clips is on instagram, we could use your support! https://www.instagram.com/p/DUUXfXGFVuV/?img_index=1 In celebration of our first public show being a major success, we will give our album, ep, and single away for free to anyone that emails us before valentines day at [email protected] with subject line, “NEW MUSIC”. We’ve released 16 songs in the past 16 months, 8 of which include vocals from 6 different artists we worked with: Sarah de Warren @sarahdewarren Lydia Plain @lydiaplain Jenn DeSantis @jenndesantis Paul Palos @thatwildeband Cris Bermudez Tsurton Thank you all so much for supporting our work, helping us cross over 3,000 streams on “Moon Radio” and reach 1,999 monthly listeners on Spotify. We have a lot more new music on the way and will try to make our next show even better. “Thumbnails” comes out 2/13, but email us now at [email protected] to get it early! Lastly, we are forever grateful for @ravenswoodreproductions for allowing us to hold this event in their space where even more art was created just for our show by talented artists: @tristanyoungart @tommolloyart @adelaidoo @seneca4days & The Movie Band starting off the show with the perfect multi-media performance @zpacetree more pics coming soon.

Hey everyone, It's Kenny's birthday today! https://www.skool.com/@kenneth-lepping-2149?g=elevate-your-craft @Kenneth Lepping Kenny has been in the program for over 5 years. He's a wicked drummer and produces insanely heavy and super dope music, mostly drum n bass, and has a really sick sample-generating website. He also does website development and much more. Wish him a happy birthday and check out his info here https://www.samplegen.com/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/4oBdTVdfE4QM1WwREkfbmD?si=2Fenm38HQcyyo7bScicgwg

Out today!! Check it out guys, I'm super pumped to announce my latest release on UKR. UKR444 Commodore 69 - NAF EP UKR welcomes Commodore 69 with a raw, no-nonsense techno statement that digs deep into the foundations while driving relentlessly forward. NAF 1999 EP is a four-track assault of hypnotic pressure, stripped grooves, and warehouse-ready energy, built for dark rooms and late-night minds. The title cut “NAF 1999” sets the tone with rugged drum programming and a looping, head-locking groove that never lets up. “Mud Flood” pushes deeper into murky territory, rolling with subterranean bass and slow-burn tension. “Flashback” injects a sharp jolt of urgency—lean, driving, and relentless—before “Inferno” closes the EP in full heat, unleashing pounding rhythms and raw intensity designed to devastate the dancefloor. Uncompromising and functional, yet heavy with atmosphere, UKR444 is pure Raw / Deep / Hypnotic Techno—another hard-hitting chapter in the UKR legacy, and a serious statement from San Francisco's Commodore 69. Bandcamp: https://urbankickzrecordings.bandcamp.com/.../ukr444-naf...

Hey everyone, this is the final Monday of 2025. A new year is upon us. For some people, this moment feels huge. For others, it’s just another day on the calendar. One of my mentors, Tim Ferris, has talked openly about why he doesn’t do New Year’s resolutions. We all know how that usually goes: they sound great, they feel motivating for about two weeks, and then real life shows up. Instead, he does something far more practical. An annual audit. He calls it the Past-Year Review. Rather than asking, “What do I hope to do next year?” He asks, “What actually worked, what didn’t, and what deserves my attention going forward?” I’ve adopted a version of this myself. For me, the real focus has been finishing the year strong, not fantasizing about the next one. December has become less about dreaming and more about closing loops. This year, I set out to complete two major tasks before the year ended. I’m not perfect, but I got one of them done. Now I’m onto the next. Yep, it's down to the wire! I have until this Thursday to dig as deep as I can and finish what I started. Why does this matter? Because when you close out unfinished work, January feels lighter; you're not starting the year behind, you're starting it with momentum. Most people use the new year as a reset because they’re burned out or stuck. High performers use it as a continuation, not an escape. The lesson here isn’t “do more.”It’s finish more. The Lesson and homework: Instead of asking: - “What are my New Year’s resolutions?” Try asking: - What worked this year that I should double down on? - What drained my energy or stalled my progress? - What unfinished tasks are quietly stealing focus from my future self? You don’t need a perfect plan. You need honest reflection and intentional closure. Your Action Prompt (Do This Today) Before the year ends, write down: 1. One win from 2025, you’re proud of 2. One habit, project, or commitment that didn’t work 3. One unfinished task you can push forward this week

This release marks the achievement of having 6 tracks signed or released this year. If y'all enjoy it, i'd very much appreciate you all if you'll pre-order it on beatport. I can pay the expenses! :D . Aiming to chart in a top 100 beatport genre chart with probably my best work released this year. https://www.beatport.com/track/heist/22739814 Merry Christmas y'all!