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Ryan Blackman

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&gt;&gt;TRACKLIST BELOW, CLICK ON "SHOW MORE" TO REVEAL&lt;&lt;You can find all our current releases, including the recently releasedDimDj - Acid Trax on lovely yellow vinyl, at www.gatedrecordings.bandcamp.comRyan Blackman - https://soundcloud.com/farfromthesunPlant43 - https://soundcloud.com/plant43Welcome back to the Gated podcast.Shoutout to all those tuning in to the Gated Unlocked show over on https://www.timeline-music.co.uk especially to Keith, Terry, Tancrede, Dan, Ben, Joe, Melissa, Joy, Mike, Adam, Rin and Tak for the support. This month we have the superb talents of Ryan Blackman for you, Influenced by early 90’s sounds  - FSOL, Aphex Twin and Autechre, along with a myriad other UK electronic music artists Ryan ventured into the Techno clubs of London, by the Mid 90’s experiencing Final Frontier(Club UK), Sabresonic, and most significant of all - LOST. He was exposed to luminaries such as Jeff Mills, Steve Bicknell, Claude Young, Jay Denham, Luke Slater, and many others. A connection with these artists that remains strong today.Throughout the late 90’s to early 2000’s - he went on to play at, and promote, parties across Europe, with much respected DJ’s and Live Acts  such as Underground Resistance, DJ Rolando, Ben Sims, Stacey Pullen, 65D Mavericks and many others.These days Ryan continues to collect and play electronic music, presenting a broad range of sounds from ambient to hardcore, and a recent highlight for him was closing the “Campfire Stories” podcast series for legendary Canadian label Silent Season. (https://soundcloud.com/silent-season/campfire-stories-101)For Gated, Ryan has packed in an hour and a half of incredible dance music, and also mastered by Plant43! (Big shoutout to Emile)Expect high quality Electro and Techno throughout, including some Gated goodness within.  Node rounds things off with a bunch of upcoming quality Gated tracks to look out for in the months ahead.Enjoy!TracklistSenonix - Messier - Apartment RecordsFormally Unknown - Rave Safe - Private PersonsJoel Brittain - Under My Skin - Gated RecordingsDawn Razor - Blizzard - DEXT RecordingsAssembler Code &amp; Jensen Interceptor - Day 1 - MechatronicaAckermann - Kicking Gravel - UncageMint Huus - Dnarks - Cheezy Crust RecordsCRISPR - Dyad Symmetry - Clone West Coast SeriesAtomic Moog - Static Flow - MNMT Recordsnatural/electronic.system. - Marea - MantisIgnition Coil - Stratosphere - InsectoramaPlant43 - Sublunar Tides - Plant43 RecordingsHiss - Hostie - Enemy RecordsAlex Cortex - We Run Your Life - Trust ViennaClocked Devices - Gravity - Too Rough 4 RadioTripeo - Untitled 3 - TripeoRepart - Xanadu - Informa RecordsAmotik - Chappan - AmotikSound Synthesis - Lost In Orbit - Gated RecordingsExium - Cuerpo Celeste - Planet RhythmDimDJ - Acid Test - Gated RecordingsBaby T - I Wish - Central Processing UnitFundamental Knowledge - 1994-20 (Sarah Farina Mix) - SeilscheibenpfeilerIntercepts - X01 B1 - InterceptsAmerichord - First Light - Apartment RecordsZodiac - Serengeti By Night - HypercolourPlacid One - Derby - Further ElectronixThe Wee DJs - Disciples - This Machine Is BrokenVC-118A - Plonk - DelsinMartinou - Thunder Road - Nous’klaerIntrusion - Intrusion (Phase 90 Reshape) - echospace [detroit]Parallel 9 - Helix - DelsinNCW - Snakes (Loop) - NCWJR Seaton - Vertigo - NocturnesNuron - Eau Rouge - LikemindEver Vivid - Every Moment - ExaltRecordsGated bitsDip Shim (Gated forthcoming)Modified Starch - Beta Carotene (Gated forthcoming)Lucita Octans (Gated Forthcoming)Taupe (Gated Forthcoming)Marcela Dias Sindaco - Calculadora(Gated Forthcoming)

&gt;&gt;TRACKLIST BELOW, CLICK ON "SHOW MORE" TO REVEAL&lt;&lt; You can find all our current releases, including the recently released DimDj - Acid Trax on lovely yellow vinyl, at <a href="http://www.gatedrecordings.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.gatedrecordings.bandcamp.com</a> Ryan Blackman - <a href="https://soundcloud.com/farfromthesun" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/farfromthesun</a> Plant43 - <a href="https://soundcloud.com/plant43" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/plant43</a> Welcome back to the Gated podcast. Shoutout to all those tuning in to the Gated Unlocked show over on <a href="https://www.timeline-music.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.timeline-music.co.uk</a> especially to Keith, Terry, Tancrede, Dan, Ben, Joe, Melissa, Joy, Mike, Adam, Rin and Tak for the support. This month we have the superb talents of Ryan Blackman for you, Influenced by early 90’s sounds - FSOL, Aphex Twin and Autechre, along with a myriad other UK electronic music artists Ryan ventured into the Techno clubs of London, by the Mid 90’s experiencing Final Frontier(Club UK), Sabresonic, and most significant of all - LOST. He was exposed to luminaries such as Jeff Mills, Steve Bicknell, Claude Young, Jay Denham, Luke Slater, and many others. A connection with these artists that remains strong today. Throughout the late 90’s to early 2000’s - he went on to play at, and promote, parties across Europe, with much respected DJ’s and Live Acts such as Underground Resistance, DJ Rolando, Ben Sims, Stacey Pullen, 65D Mavericks and many others. These days Ryan continues to collect and play electronic music, presenting a broad range of sounds from ambient to hardcore, and a recent highlight for him was closing the “Campfire Stories” podcast series for legendary Canadian label Silent Season. (<a href="https://soundcloud.com/silent-season/campfire-stories-101" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/silent-season/campfire-stories-101</a>) For Gated, Ryan has packed in an hour and a half of incredible dance music, and also mastered by Plant43! (Big shoutout to Emile) Expect high quality Electro and Techno throughout, including some Gated goodness within. Node rounds things off with a bunch of upcoming quality Gated tracks to look out for in the months ahead. Enjoy! Tracklist Senonix - Messier - Apartment Records Formally Unknown - Rave Safe - Private Persons Joel Brittain - Under My Skin - Gated Recordings Dawn Razor - Blizzard - DEXT Recordings Assembler Code &amp; Jensen Interceptor - Day 1 - Mechatronica Ackermann - Kicking Gravel - Uncage Mint Huus - Dnarks - Cheezy Crust Records CRISPR - Dyad Symmetry - Clone West Coast Series Atomic Moog - Static Flow - MNMT Records natural/electronic.system. - Marea - Mantis Ignition Coil - Stratosphere - Insectorama Plant43 - Sublunar Tides - Plant43 Recordings Hiss - Hostie - Enemy Records Alex Cortex - We Run Your Life - Trust Vienna Clocked Devices - Gravity - Too Rough 4 Radio Tripeo - Untitled 3 - Tripeo Repart - Xanadu - Informa Records Amotik - Chappan - Amotik Sound Synthesis - Lost In Orbit - Gated Recordings Exium - Cuerpo Celeste - Planet Rhythm DimDJ - Acid Test - Gated Recordings Baby T - I Wish - Central Processing Unit Fundamental Knowledge - 1994-20 (Sarah Farina Mix) - Seilscheibenpfeiler Intercepts - X01 B1 - Intercepts Americhord - First Light - Apartment Records Zodiac - Serengeti By Night - Hypercolour Placid One - Derby - Further Electronix The Wee DJs - Disciples - This Machine Is Broken VC-118A - Plonk - Delsin Martinou - Thunder Road - Nous’klaer Intrusion - Intrusion (Phase 90 Reshape) - echospace [detroit] Parallel 9 - Helix - Delsin NCW - Snakes (Loop) - NCW JR Seaton - Vertigo - Nocturnes Nuron - Eau Rouge - Likemind Ever Vivid - Every Moment - ExaltRecords Gated bits Dip Shim (Gated forthcoming) Modified Starch - Beta Carotene (Gated forthcoming) Lucita Octans (Gated Forthcoming) Taupe (Gated Forthcoming) Marcela Dias Sindaco - Calculadora(Gated Forthcoming)

Gated Podcast 37 // Ryan Blackman // March 2022

Eddie LeBon

Today's consumer is making buying decisions with convenience in mind. As a result, the food &amp; beverage industry has responded by integrating technology into its business model, expanding its client base to anyone with a smartphone or computer and an internet connection. Delivery plays on this trend. It's not a new concept at all, but the number of restaurants taking on delivery as part of their offering is increasing. Delivery has rushed headfirst into the dining space, and some companies are struggling to strike the right balance between convenience and quality experiences. On today’s MarketScale Food &amp; Beverage Podcast episode, we take a deep dive into how take-out has taken over the food space and how previously existing restaurants can adapt to the changing times with Ryan Blackman and Eddie LeBon from Granbury Solutions. Restaurants have a plethora of options when it comes to hiring third-party delivery drivers to deliver their food: Grubhub, Uber Eats, Postmates and others. But which one to use? Or perhaps use all of them? Or maybe just hire your own delivery drivers? The answers to these questions are not simple. A restaurant's location and client loyalty all factor into figuring out how to integrate the convenience of delivery into your business model and brand. As the person-to-person interaction of dining out disappears, is the hospitality of the restaurant itself lost? How do restaurants maintain a sense of community and camaraderie with their loyal customers, when the touch point between customer and business is replaced with that of a third-party deliverer? Blackman and LeBon think that nothing has to be lost. In fact, they think that certain software systems can help transcend hospitality through the delivery process with the help of technology, collecting valuable data that can ultimately help deliver exactly what the customer wants.

Today's consumer is making buying decisions with convenience in mind. As a result, the food &amp; beverage industry has responded by integrating technology into its business model, expanding its client base to anyone with a smartphone or computer and an internet connection. Delivery plays on this trend. It's not a new concept at all, but the number of restaurants taking on delivery as part of their offering is increasing. Delivery has rushed headfirst into the dining space, and some companies are struggling to strike the right balance between convenience and quality experiences. On today’s MarketScale Food &amp; Beverage Podcast episode, we take a deep dive into how take-out has taken over the food space and how previously existing restaurants can adapt to the changing times with <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/contributors/ryan-blackman/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ryan Blackman</a> and <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/contributors/eddie-lebon/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Eddie LeBon</a> from <a href="https://www.granburysolutions.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Granbury Solutions</a>. Restaurants have a plethora of options when it comes to hiring third-party delivery drivers to deliver their food: Grubhub, Uber Eats, Postmates and others. But which one to use? Or perhaps use all of them? Or maybe just hire your own delivery drivers? The answers to these questions are not simple. A restaurant's location and client loyalty all factor into figuring out how to integrate the convenience of delivery into your business model and brand. As the person-to-person interaction of dining out disappears, is the hospitality of the restaurant itself lost? How do restaurants maintain a sense of community and camaraderie with their loyal customers, when the touch point between customer and business is replaced with that of a third-party deliverer? Blackman and LeBon think that nothing has to be lost. In fact, they think that certain software systems can help transcend hospitality through the delivery process with the help of technology, collecting valuable data that can ultimately help deliver exactly what the customer wants.

How To Make the Delivery Experience Customer Centric with Ryan Blackman & Eddie LeBon of Granbury Solutions