All the Playlists

See The Light – Electric Guest

9 October 2018

I felt grateful when I discovered I hadn’t added any Electric Guest song to the playlist, the time is really perfect to add one and it’s a very special one…

Tear The Fascists Down – Woody Guthrie

9 October 2018

Woodrow Wilson Guthrie’s folk songs chronicled the plight of American people during the Great Depression. With his debut album, Dust Bowl Ballads – considered retrospectively to be the first ever concept album – he became one of the nation’s leading spokesmen for labour rights; he was an anti-fascist, anti-racist iconoclast determined to debunk the myth of the American Dream…

Its Lit ($ Styles P) – Dave East, Styles P

9 October 2018

Dave East and Styles P, two rappers from different generations who share a love for gritty New York rap and a first name, David, have teamed for a joint album: Beloved. The title of the album, released Friday, comes from the Hebrew translation of David…

Love Kills – Coyle Girelli

9 October 2018

“Easy to love / Harder to kill / Careful of the color / When you swallow that pill.” Such poetic, if pessimistic lyrics from English alternative musician Coyle Girelli.  Clearly, on “Love Kills,” the opener from his 2018 debut solo album of the same name, Girelli has experienced the devastating, ‘deadly’ side of love. There are few topics that necessitate atonement more than the plight of love…

Bury Them Deep – Ghoultown

9 October 2018

The last thing I want to do is slap a label on this weeks artist….and to be quite honest I think most of you would along with me

There’s just so many sub-genres emerging on almost a daily basis these days – it’s becoming hard to keep up…

August – Vincent Lima

9 October 2018

I started this playlist with the simple idea that if you’re experiencing grief, then listening to sad music is actually a good thing – we even wrote an article about it here. Over the last year or so the playlist has covered many different types of grief, or at least, reasons for grief – but there’s something about the experience of losing a loved one – particularly if it was unexpected or they were very young – that drives a particularly deep and powerful type of grief…

O, My Perfection – Chrome Sparks

3 October 2018

Brooklyn native Jermey Malvin returns as Chrome Sparks with his debut and self titled LP. Shortly after starting producing electronic music in 2010 in his college dorm in Ann Arbor, Michigan Chrome Sparks explodes onto the scene with his breakout track “Marijuana” in 2012 and signed with the electronic mega label Future Classic shortly after. After a string of EP releases with My <3 and Malvin Sparks It’s time for Jermey to show us what he can do with a full length project. And his debut single O, My Perfection is a perfect start.

This Time – Andy Tallent

3 October 2018

It’s October,

It’s midterms

It’s time to write…

Part 43 – Given Circumstances

3 October 2018

The silence between Cher and I thickens; just the piped music insinuating.

“…sometimes I don’t know what I will find…” 

This is moving things on. Clive could be in here. Consenting adults. Like with the Femme Fatale. Is that what I want? Is that what Cher wants? Or will it just complicate things? Make things awkward after.

And then something clicks…

Daydream In Blue – I Monster

3 October 2018

This is one of those electronica songs I first heard quite by chance on a late-night radio show back in 2001…and was thoroughly annoyed that the DJ failed to give me a name check of either the track or the artist! Ah!!! Now what? How to find it?…

White Bronco – Action Bronson

3 October 2018

Action Bronson has announced his new album “White Bronco”. Its due out later this fall which will be distributed via Empire…

Freedom – EMM

3 October 2018

“This song is special for a lot of reasons, least of which are the story and the message. Freedom is about how the children of addicts often have to be the adult in the relationship. The song empathizes with the addict while still claiming and recognizing the pain that they have caused…