All the Playlists

FOMO – April + VISTA

19 March 2019

The fear of missing out (“FOMO”), ah, a modern classic. The symptom of the modern times. The strange feeling of being aware of the multiple possibilities of life (shouldn’t that be a blessing?), and afraid to be choosing the wrong ones (ah, yeah, this one is a curse)…

The Rose With The Broken Neck – Danger Mouse, Daniele Luppi, Jack White

18 March 2019

Roses are treasures. Life seems like a horrible mystery when we fail to understand all the answers are really inside us. Roses are a reminder of the precious place we inhabit, the blessings we’re surrounded with every day, but we fail to see them as gifts from the earth…

Velvet 4 Sale – U.S. Girls

15 March 2019

Feel isolated? Like you’re drifting through space? Me too. And apparently so do these guys. Their most recent record, In A Poem Unlimited, is a coagulation of genres that defy many contemporary standards…

Everything In Its Right Place – Radiohead

15 March 2019

If there’s any voice for the future and its foreboding nature, it’s Thom Yorke. He and Radiohead have become veterans of the industry, but on release, their album Kid A was met with mixed response as its futuristic use of electronic instruments and grim lyrics (even by the standards of the famously nihilistic group) were a sharp turn from their previous record- OK Computer…

Intro: Babs – Benny The Butcher ft Keisha Plum

13 March 2019

If one were to assess the evolution of rapping, it would be unwise to exclude and depreciate the influence and blueprint laid by The Last Poets. Commemorating what would have been Malcolm X’s 43rd Birthday, The Last poets were formed in Marcus Garvey Park, East Harlem, on May 10, 1968. Their creation of a free, jazz-like way of conveying spoken word poetry and gift of gab would go on to influence some of the greatest  emcees to touch the mic…

Colorado – Allison Leah

12 March 2019

Road Trip Anyone?

In a big country, dreams stay with you.
Like a lover’s voice fires the mountainside.

… and The United States of America is a big country, a very big country indeed. And its size is frequently defined by… yes, the road trip…

Underwater – RÜFÜS DU SOL

12 March 2019

The Sydney, Australia-based electro pop trio RUFUS DU SOL, comprised of Tyrone Lindqvist, Jon George and James Hunt quickly became international sensations — and over the course of a two year long international tour, developed a reputation for combining the DIY live aesthetics of indie rock with the euphoria of classic club culture…

Come Share My Love – Miki Howard

12 March 2019

Because it’s Women’s Month, I want to continue to spotlight women artists whose music continues to warm my soul and feel will be a great addition to your music library! It’s honestly, not enough days in this month to highlight everyone, so I will be highlighting some tracks that I believe don’t get enough credit for their contributions…

Cry For Another – Claude Fontaine

12 March 2019

Claude Fontaine is a Los Angeles native who discovered her love for Jamaican and Brazilian music while living in London after a breakup. “Cry for Another” layers Claude’s breathy, yearning vocals over a instantly classic performance by some of the legends of reggae…

bury a friend – Billie Eilish

12 March 2019

Billie Eilish is definitely unique. Her music is always fun and eclectic, taking on different sounds and themes, but her lyrics always seems to hit home. Speaking about her and her brother’s collaboration, Billie says a lot of their songwriting and lyrics come from common experiences…

Be Patient – Hanita Bhambri

12 March 2019

A unos meses del lanzamiento “I Tried” recibí un mensaje de Hanita, para darme la noticia de su próximo sencillo ” Be Patient”, del cual me dio acceso a una pista privada antes de su lanzamiento el 26 de Febrero, antes de escucharla, me explicó que la base de ésta canción es la “Inocencia Perdida” aunque el sentimiento se desplaza hacia un optimismo, incluso cuando las cosas no van de la manera correcta…

Deep Slide Blues – Box Falcon

12 March 2019

Brisbane, Australia has been subjected to its fair share of ridicule….

For years we’ve worn the brunt of shit slinging from the southern states, regarding art, food and culture.

But in my opinion, we not only have the sunshine, but we also incubate some of Australia’s finest music – The Saints, Go-Between’s and Powderfinger – to name a few….