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Woops. So, I’ve been really bad at updating my radio show blog so here it is now! Tonight marks my 10th show of this fall quarter and I will be having a special guest so tune in ;)  Here is the playlist from the very first show this past quarter (09/29/16). Spotify recently released my most played tracks of 2016 and the first song on this playlist is in the top 5 most played (accurate).  The show still follows the same format, which means it is random. That’s my brain on music! I hope you enjoy!  I will post one more playlist today and the rest spread out throughout the upcoming days to avoid spamming you all.  Artist- Song- Album  Darkside –Paper Trails – Psychic   Body Language – Falling Out – Social Studies (Deluxe Edition) Mayer Hawthorne – Out Of Pocket – Man About Town Holy Ghost! – Bridge and Tunnel – Dynamics Jonathan Richman – Velvet Underground – I, Jonathan Velvet Underground – Rock & Roll – Loaded The Smoking Trees – My Last Catastrophe – The Archer and The Bull Allah-Las – Strange Heat – Calico Review Adia Victoria – Dead Eyes – Beyond The Bloodhounds   Richie Havens – Handsome Johnny – Mixed Bag

Nicola Cruz – Colibria – Prender El Alma  Kalabrese (Frank Wiedemann Remix)– Stone On Your Back   

Dele Sosimi Afrobeat Orchestra – Too Much Information Purple Disco Machine – Yo (Original Mix) – Tank Drop EP

Nick Waterhouse ft. Leon Bridges – Katchi – Never Twice Kutiman – Music Is Ruling My World – Kutiman The Poets of Rhythm – Funky Run Through Part 1 and 2 – What Goes ‘Round Charles Bradley – Aint It A Sin – Changes   

 Flight Facilities – Merimbula – Down To Earth  Justin Martin – The Feels – Hello Clouds   Dubfire – Slowburn

Rufus Du Sol – Simplicity Is Bliss – Atlas

The jam right here.. Darkside - Paper Trails

Body Language just came out with a new album Mythos  in early November and it is definitely one to check out - highly recommend the track “Addicted.”

This is off their newest album that came out this past summer. If you are digging the sounds of 60′s psychedillia, pop, and garage rock then this album is for you. 

If you have tuned into my show before you may know that my heart lays in electronic music. When artists are able to explore and implement music from all over the world into the full production it’s incredible. Nicola Cruz is one of my favorite discoveries of the year and he reminds me quite a bit of Nicolas Jaar - a huge compliment. He is able to bring forward latin music, electronic music, and a unique sense of experimentation. Highly recommend this one!  Nicola Cruz - Colibria