If you've been around Dance Club Podcast for a while, you're probably laughing right now.
Because yes... I changed the cover again.
At this point, I think I've redesigned this thing more times than I can count.
But this one feels different.
Over the past year I've been building songs, podcasts, websites, videos, and a bunch of ideas behind the scenes. Eventually I realized they all needed to feel connected.
So if you're seeing a TV-headed guy around here, that's me.
Don't worry though.
I'm still the same TOSHI TYLER.
Doing what I love: finding music, making mixes, writing songs, and sharing stories.
Just showing up in a different way.
Thanks for being part of this crazy ride.
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