Playlist 549 - Mar 2024 Part 2: days of longing



Playlist
1. Daisy Rickman – Signpost to the stars (Fire Records)
2. Ariel Sharratt & Mathias Kom – Never work (BB*Island) (playing Trades Club, Hebden Bridge, Apr 16 2024)
3. The Go! Team – Junior kickstart (Memphis Industries) (playing The Button Factory, Dublin, Sept 30 2024)
4. Kelsey Michael – Music of the waves (Dimple Discs)
5. Ella Ronen – Truth (BB*Island)
6. Hochzeitskapelle – Silver rider (Alien Transistor)
7. Magic Tuber Stringband – Days of longing (Thrill Jockey)
8. Marie Klock – Se goinfrer de rage (Pingipung)
9. Saicobab – Nyrtaman (Thrill Jockey)
10. Martin Rev – Mari (bureau b)
11. Elsa Hewitt – Citrinitas (Tompkins Square)
12. Dumbo Tracks feat Rubee Fegan – Daughter of flood (bureau b)
13. John Hynes – In over my head (bandcamp)
14. Harry Taussig – Etude in G Major #7 (take 2) (Tompkins Square)
15. Manu Delago feat Mad About Lemon – Paintings on the wall (One Little Independent)
16. Bobby Oroza – Queen of the barrio (Big Crown Records)
17. Brainstory – Hanging on (Big Crown Records)
18. Jim White & Marisa Anderson – Bitterroot Valley Suite I: water (Thrill Jockey)
19. St Vincent – Broken man (Virgin Music Group)
20. TTSSFU – Studio 54 (Fear Of Missing Out Records)
21. Marry Waterson & Adrian Crowley – Watching the starlings (One Little Independent)
22. Oisín Leech – One hill further (Outside Music/Tremone Records)
23. Six Organs of Admittance – The mission (Drag City)
24. Maya Shenfeld – Analemma (Thrill Jockey)
25. Marla Hansen – Dresden (Karaoke Kalk)
26. toechter – Epic wonder (Morr Music)
27. Thee Heart Tones – Forever and ever (Big Crown Records)
28. Jerry David DeCicca feat. Bill Callahan – Forty years in the wilderness (Tompkins Square) (James Toth Presents…Imaginational Anthem vol XIII – Songs of Bruce Cockburn)
29. Tyler Ramsey – Black pines (Tompkins Square)
30. Jerskin Fendrix – Finale and End Credits (Milan Records) (from the soundtrack of the film Poor Things)

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