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ialt Radio, monthly rotations: February 2026 [Spotify | Buy Music Club]

LOWKEY DIDN'T REALISE FEBRUARY WAS OVER…

ialt Radio is a monthly playlist featuring music new and old that has been in rotation for the past month, with tracklists archived on tumblr. Not every track is on Bandcamp, but not every track is on streaming either; alongside links to listen to and support the artists below, you can now find the playlist on Buy Music Club as well as Spotify!

Yaeji's "Done (Let's Get It)"

naagelatin's "drizzle"

The Knife's "Neverland"

Nathan Fake's "Slow Yamaha"

Sd Laika's "Great God Pan"

Actress's "Purrple Splazsh"

Gold Panda's "Snow & Taxis"

Nondi_'s "I'm Fading Shifts Into Leather Shadows"

Oneohtrix Point Never's "Love In The Time Of Lexapro"

Parasol's "Devotion (Moon)"

kent watari's "nervefield flickering"

The Saturations' "UP TO HEAVEN"

HTRK's "Slo Glo"

KAVARI's "PULSE"

FITNESSS's "DIVINER"

Ruiloba feat. Tori Drake's "Bend. Dent."

Burial's "Come Down To Us"

Alva Noto's "Xerrox Spiegel"

Kali Malone & Leila Bordreuil's "Intersecting Planes II"

Portrait XO's "Brave Change"

Fiona Apple's "Every Single Night"

Ásgeir's "Against The Current"

Lavz' "Familiar Stranger"

Ari Árelíus's "Lifi drauminn"

Ben Vince's "Sentient Kinetics"

Apparat's "Hum Of Maybe"

Lusine's "Another Tomrorow"

J. Albert - find the sum of nothing

Track of the day:

Mr. Oizo - "M-Seq" Letsallmakemistakes by Matthew Herbert Song released in 1998. Mix released in 2000. Electro House / Microhouse

Mr. Oizo is probably the goofiest motherfucker from France to ever make electronic music. Best known for a big late 90s dance hit called "Flat Beat," which was used in a Levi's ad campaign that starred a puppet named Flat Eric who was also used for the music video too, Oizo is one of those guys who dragged a sense of 80s lo-fi rawness and analogue minimality into dance music's new millennium, lending to it a pretty silly edge. Oizo loves himself some hissy and squelchy and dubby low-end sounds to concoct his unique and bass-heavy creations, and that's what he used on "Flat Beat" and here on 1998's "M-Seq" too. Dig the use of the dusty drum break towards the end on this one, as DJ Matthew Herbert mixes in the subsequent track in his Letsallmakemistakes set, a ghetto house tune by DJ Deeon called "Shake It (Remix)," which marks the high point of this track's use on this specific mix.

Very self-aware dance music that makes sure to never, ever take itself too seriously. Really can't help but love something like this, given how stuffy and pretentious some "artistic" dance and electronic music can get to feeling.

Music by me - again.