It’s back! I’m super proud of this mix and excited to get this out there. This episode really captures the spirit of Endless Groove, and I hope you enjoy it. It’s been a long time coming.
Sometime back in 2013, I recorded an episode of Endless Groove that was never posted here. Real new material will be coming soon, but this little bit of hard drive archaeology shouldn’t go unrewarded.
I’ll post a tracklist as soon as I figure out what it is.
A large chunk of this mix came together on a flight from Calgary to Montreal, early one morning a few weeks ago. It was a really nice way to spend the flight, and the presence of power adaptors on the seats really made my day. Flying the horrors of Continental or United lately has really blinded me to the perks the rest of the civilized world enjoys.
Only one comment this time about the set: Sultan and Ned Shepard have delivered one of the most mind-blowing breakdowns in recent memory in the form of “Jeopardy”. I’ve switched things around a bit here by combining the original’s techy progressions with 16-Bit Lolitas’ funkier remix, and it gives me chills. Enjoy.
The Compass project provides a ton of useful mixins for SASS, but over the course of many projects I’ve created a streamlined set that’s more useful for my day-to-day development.
My mixins prefix where necessary and I try to provide smart defaults. The naming convention is descriptive and not just a flattened reproduction of the CSS3 properties being used.