Adam Freeland

And, uh, yeah, so they basically got scheduling conflicts from these people.

But then they got, you know, people like Adam Freeland, and they got Ken Ishii, and they got, like, just all these other insane, insanely cool, uh, musicians.

And I don't know.

I, I just think, like, uh, like, they had Coldcut come in and do a track.

The- these are two of the tracks, I suppose, that would be closer to being licensed tracks, I guess.

Um, so we've got the first track, which is, uh, a track by Coldcut & Tim Bran, uh, which is the Boss Attacks, uh, remix.

Uh, and then we have by Adam Freeland is, uh, the Rez edit of Fear.

Um, I know that the...

[upbeat music]

Getting some brand new solo work by none other than Adam Freeland, um, great breaks producer from back in the day.

I think he's-

he's-Kind of made a name for himself by being one of the first people to do a remix of Nirvana's Smell Like Teen Spirit.

We had Nick K2 on the show playing all originals, and I got to keep some of those, those original tunes of his.

Uh, so we got a local producer where he's, um, collaborating with Nick K2 and Krillic, um, that was Lose My Mind.

Then we heard another solo production from Adam Freeland that was The Hidden Face Part Two, very different from this one.

Um, also on a different label.

Like, it's a 20 second clip that they just slow mode to three and a half minutes.

Did any of you guys see the Adam Freeland, Curtis Sliwa interview? Haven't seen it yet.

I've seen clips on Instagram.

If you've seen that, that was the most triggering thing I've ever seen in my entire life.

Well, Don Davis was the music director on this one.

They also used Juno Reactor and Adam Freeland were also involved in it.

And then just a good general selection of music from around there.

Like Super Moves by Overseer was the song.