In this episode of Trip Thru Time, Mark Cooley, also known as Shuj Roswell of Super Best Records, joins the show to discuss his recent performance at the Meow Wolf Prismatic Fleet Danceportation event. Mark shares his perspective as both a performer and a dedicated archivist within the Pretty Lights Family, detailing his role in marking setlists and documenting the evolution of the band’s various iterations over the years. The conversation explores the shifting landscape of touring, the transition from working with hired guns to true collaborators, and the unique challenges of creating music during the pandemic. Along with plenty of other Pretty Lights and music scene topics, this episode captures the heart of live performance and the importance of preserving musical memories.

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Web page shujroswell.com

Youtube @MarkACooley

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Spotify spoti.fi/2N4yQXG

Facebook facebook.com/ShujRoswell

In this episode of Trip Thru Time, Kris, the Yellow Shirt Guy returns to discuss his experiences at the Meow Wolf Dance Portation event, reflecting on the vibrant community atmosphere, the performances of various artists, and the unique format of the event. They share insights on the significance of Pretty Lights in the electronic music scene and speculate on future events and collaborations. The conversation captures the essence of live music experiences and the connections formed within the community.

In this episode, Ben and Justin Balboa of Out of Time Studios @studiooutoftime explore the Prismatic Fleet event Danceportation at Meow Wolf in Denver CO, discussing its unique multi-channel experience and the evolution of music festivals. They delve into Justin's personal journey with Pretty Lights, the intersection of art and music, and the cultural dynamics that shape identity and trends in the music scene. The conversation reflects on the impact of technology on live music experiences and the importance of community and collaboration in the industry. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the evolution of music festivals, discussing the impact of camping, venue choices, and the future of music collaborations. They explore the role of visuals in live performances and the importance of community and connection in music events. The anticipation of future shows and the balance between virtual and live performances are also highlighted, along with thematic elements in music and performance. The conversation concludes with reflections on the event and future prospects.