Regression Pop — Session 2 goes deeper into the emotional pull of pop — the songs that didn’t just soundtrack our lives, but rewired them. This is where nostalgia gets louder, the beats hit harder, and the feelings stop asking permission.

In this episode of Velvet Nation, I push further into high-energy pop, emotional dancefloor moments, and those tracks that blur the line between joy and ache. It’s messy in the right ways — music that makes you want to move while it drags old memories back into the light.

This isn’t about pretending the past was perfect. It’s about reclaiming it, dancing with it, and letting it fuel who you are now.

Regression Pop continues.
Session 2.
Turn it up. Don’t look back.

This session is about going backwards to move forward.

Regression Pop — Session 1 is a journey into the songs that shaped us before we learned how to guard ourselves — the hooks that hit harder, the lyrics that felt personal, the moments where pop music wasn’t just entertainment, but survival.

In this episode of Velvet Nation, I lean into euphoric pop, emotional dance cuts, and late-night anthems that tap straight into memory and feeling. It’s nostalgic without being soft, vulnerable without losing the beat — music for dancing through your feelings instead of running from them.

Think hands-up melodies, cathartic drops, and that quiet moment when a track reminds you who you were… and who you still are.

This is Regression Pop.
Session 1.
Press play. Let yourself feel it.

Session Two of Velvet Nation starts right here, and I’m coming in hotter, deeper, and more locked-in than ever. This premiere episode is a full-throttle dive into tech house and progressive energy — heavy basslines, hypnotic builds, and the kind of drops that don’t ask for permission.

This set is about momentum. The tension before the room explodes. That split second when the floor knows what’s coming — and leans in anyway.

New year. New session. No warm-up.

If you’ve been riding with me, welcome to the next chapter.
If you’re new, this is where you start.

The drop starts here.

— Boy Joey 🎶🔥