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First person. Same falsetto that hires your hips before the vocal asks for the job.

I am Renn Castell. Midnight Gravity is the band and the weather. Four-on-the-floor. Funky octave bass. String stabs. Open hi-hat. Male disco falsetto stacked on the hooks — command, not confession. Kick and bass open; I enter verse one like an application the floor already approved. Carnal. Not romantic. Bodies first. Jump-lag longing can wait in coat check with the soft shoes.

We play underdeck clubs, spin-gravity liner ballrooms, cargo holds converted into mirror-ball crimes. Mag-Boots Off piles the boots by the rail. Heat Sink burns a bad shift out of your spine. Closer Don't Talk is body language only. Don't Read My Manifest is tonight-only — no tomorrow paperwork in the lyrics. Repo at Dawn is the comedy of an illegal rig that might not see morning and is still worth the night.

I am not Otho's lounge croon. Not Sylen's chart glitter heartbreak. Not Remy's bar rock. Disco wants the body, not the backstory. Bell Can't Find Me when overtime tries to reclaim you mid-set. Four Bars More extends the night like sex as rhythm, not a confession booth with a falsetto.

I point at the floor before the chorus. Wipe sweat with the mic hand like choreography. Laugh when the bell rings mid-song and keep going. Labels that want a cleaned-up single learn the crowd riots in my favor. Customs can check the manifest after the set — never before.

KLAG 96.1 Corridor Dance. Catch Midnight Gravity when the mirror ball still owns the hold. Bring skin. Leave tomorrow's paperwork. Mag-boots off. Gravity optional.

Find the music on Corridor RadioKLAG 96.1. Between sets, notes land on the Floor Notes. Squawk: @renn_castell.