Playlist 516 - May 2021

Hup there.

The sounds of the universe.

Enjoy.

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Playlist
1. Cool Ghouls – In Michoacan (Empty Cellar Records/Melodic Records)
2. Buffet Lunch – Bladderwrack (Upset the Rhythm)
3. The Chills – Soft bomb (Slash/London Records)
4. The Chills – Hourglass (Fire Records)
5. Marina Allen – Belong here (Fire Records)
6. Catenary Wires – Face on the rail line (Skep Wax Records)
7. Conrad Clipper – Heron’s Book of Dreams (Luau Records)
8. Roedelius & Czjzek – Sonniger morgen (Bureau B)
9. Dragon Welding – Lights behind the eyes (Dimple Disc Recordings)
10. Aidan Noell – Selective service
11. Alex Frankel – Still got it
12. MAGUIRE – Come down (SevenFourSevenSix)
13. El Michels Affair feat Piya Malik – Unathi (Big Crown Records)
14. Will Beeley – A highway’s not a home (Tompkins Square)
15. Gene Clark – Los Angeles (A&M)
16. Cool Ghouls – How free (Empty Cellar Records/Melodic Records)
17. Cool Ghouls – Land song (Empty Cellar Records/Melodic Records)
18. Glen Campbell – By the time I get to Phoenix (Capitol)
19. Pat Thomas – Give the land to the people (Empty Cellar Records)
20. Curtis Mayfield – Miss Black America (Curtom)
21. Colleen – The crossing (Thrill Jockey) (playing King’s Place, London, Aug 7)
22. Ann Scott – Sweetheart
23. Jane Weaver – Sunset dreams (Fire Records) (playing Whelan’s, Dublin, Jan 28th 2022)
24. ETAN – I’m back
25. Yumbo – A house (Morr Music/Alien Transistor)
26. Me and My Friends – To my dear
27. Seti the First – In the Valley of Limbs
28. Slow Moving Clouds – Karelian (from the soundtrack of Swan Lake/Loch ns hEala)
29. Inara George & Van Dyke Parks – Right as wrong (Everloving Records)

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