All the Playlists

Burden of the Cross – Dale Watson

6 February 2019

Grief and the loss of a loved one is devastating in anyone’s language…

From my own experience, unexpected loss has got to be one of the hardest. There’s just nothing that can prepare you for the roller coaster of emotions ahead…

Suicide Life – Eels

6 February 2019

“Suicide Life” es como esos perros que al levantarnos hechos polvo por la resaca y las pastillas, están allí mirándonos expectantes, moviendo la cola y exigiendo que los paseemos…

Consolidated – Butyric Acid

6 February 2019

California three-piece Consolidated were a polemical, anti-capitalist, anti-fascist band who embraced punk, hip-hop, electronic dance music and cultural and political influences from all around the globe. With filthy bass, pounding beats and bitterly angry hip-hop vocals,…

Romance – Ex:Re

6 February 2019

Pulse, the language of the heart as the seat of the soul, an essential message your body gives to life, a story of romance between your physiology and the world, a story of deep love between your soul and this dimension, a statement of life, sometimes a shiver, sometimes a whisper or a scream…

Daydream – Tia Brazda

6 February 2019

 This track has a bossa nova feel and definitely puts one in the mindset of a summer day on the beach. The lyrics speak for themselves, describing a tropical love scene…

Take Your Time – DIIV

6 February 2019

DIIV are literally one of my favorite band ever. Their mix of dreamy – soaked in reverb – druggy sound is pure therapy for my mind and my soul. “Take Your Time” is one of the most iconic track from their sophomore album “Is The Is Are”…

Suspirium – Thom Yorke

6 February 2019

This is a waltz.

But this is also an offering, an offering of sweat and tears, a sea of tears for each and everyone of the deceased troubled souls of this world, dead without an inch of mercy, left too early or too suddenly, left without explanation, left without compassion, killed without regret, left with all their wounds fresh, left broken and fragmented, left without a moment of silence, without anyone to mourn them…

Sorry I Ever Fucked You – Gabrielle Marlena

6 February 2019

Regrets, I’ve had a few. But then again, too few to mention… err, actually there’s been quite a lot really. A shed load; a boat load in fact, and yes, some have been to do with relationships; literal screw-ups, you could say…

Know How – Kings Of Convenience

30 January 2019

Viajemos en el tiempo al 2007, que es justo cuando escuché por primera
vez a éste increíble dueto “Kings Of Convenience” seguro muchos de
ustedes ya lo conocen, y asì como a mi, marcaron una etapa bonita y
romántica a pesar de que en aquel entonces mi gusto musical estaba
limitado por bandas de que tenian un sonido Indie,…

REM (feat. Lil West) – nothing, nowhere

30 January 2019

Joe Mulherin’s painfully honest project is on the brink of something huge.

nothing, nowhere is the next big thing. If you don’t know, now you know. It’s easy to be skeptical about the buzz surrounding an artist like nothing, nowhere but from start to finish, Vermont-based musician proved that his project is the real deal…

Scorn – Marsha Ambrosius

30 January 2019

“Boy, you hurt me so bad / I’m scorn.” Uh-oh! Grammy-nominated R&B singer/songwriter Marsha Ambrosius taps into an emotional state that many women can relate to on “Scorn,” the 13th track from her underrated 2018 album, Nyla…

Why iii Love The Moon – Phony Ppl

30 January 2019

Art itself is a message; and when a purposeful sound meets an honest message in lyrics as well, that’s even better. That statement pretty much defines “Why iii love the moon”, by the innovative New York group Phony Ppl.