All the Playlists

Love You Like That – Dagny

20 March 2018

This song is a gas station at 4 am with the boyfriend your mom hates buying you cheap chocolates. This song is the dark of night being broken up by the street lights above and the headlights below as you drive off into the desert…

Running the World – Jarvis Cocker

20 March 2018

In the summer of 2006, little had been heard from Jarvis Cocker in a while. After more than 20 years as Pulp frontman, he was dropped by Island Records following the release of Pulp’s final album We Love Life in 2001. He had dabbled, almost anonymously, as half of a very low-key indie duo going under the name Relaxed Muscle, but the project had petered out after releasing an album in 2003. So when Running the World came along it ought to have been a big event in the music calendar…

I Love Music – The O’Jays

20 March 2018

Sometimes the simplest things are not only the most sophisticated, but the most enjoyable. The O’Jays’ 1975 hit “I Love Music” is a musically tight-as-a-drum musing on two of life’s greatest pleasures, good music as it’s associated with love. Written by the inimitable songwriting duo Gamble and Huff, it’s a a joyous celebration of big audio dynamite and big love…

Discipline – Nine Inch Nails

20 March 2018

In 1996 legendary developer id Software released Quake. The game borrowed the first person shooter mechanics introduced in Wolfenstein, perfected in Doom and lampooned in Duke Nukem 3D and injected imagery and stylistic flourishes from H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulu mythos. The dark and menacing world conjured in the game was brought to life with an original soundtrack by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails (NIN) acclaim. It represented Reznor’s first soundtrack work and he would later win an Oscar for his work alongside Atticus Ross (the recently announced second member of NIN!) on The Social Network soundtrack…

Some – Steve Lacy

20 March 2018

Let’s talk about Steve Lacy. California native, guitarist for the the Grammy nominated band the internet and now solo sensation. After honing his skills working on the Internet album Ego Death He dropped his first solo EP Steve Lacy’s Demo.

Grand Delusion – Matt Boroff

20 March 2018

After a long 20+ year music career, Matt Boroff only made it to my radar last year when I asked friends for some new music recommendations via Facebook. While I received a unhealthy dose of somber expressions (guess my friends know what I like), Matt’s tunes pierced through the dark walls of my black heart. (Thanks Patrick)…

Hello – Masi & HP

20 March 2018

Ok so there are times that an indie artist or in this case duo just catches your attention and wont let it go. If you are from the south then you understand that head nod and face I was making when I heard the 808 drop in this track…

Something is Better (Than Nothing At All) – Joe Chester, Gemma Hayes

20 March 2018

Es gracioso porque siempre que encuentras un artista con esa chispa o feeling que tanto deseas, acabas escuchando canción tras canción hasta llegar a un álbum tras álbum y finalmente chocas con una colaboración y es donde dices wow!

Coles Corner – Richard Hawley

20 March 2018

Since Frank Sinatra is well-known for mistakenly introducing ”Something” as his favorite Lennon–McCartney composition during his live shows (it’s written by another Beatle, George Harrison), it is therefore only fair that I introduce ”Coles Corner” as my favorite Frank Sinatra tune…

Three Little Birds – Bob Marley and the Wailers

20 March 2018

Have you ever stopped, and sat, and looked? instead of trying to force action, or plan, or control an outcome?  When we really stop, and see what is in front of us, we give ourselves a chance to witness, sometimes, a gently profound thing.  Maybe that thing reminds us, of who we really are, and what we really want.

The Way I Made You Feel – Ed Keupper

20 March 2018

I’m so lucky to live in such an amazing part of the world – Surrounded by National Parks and local surf breaks, not to mention – a world class surfing reserve.

With this week coming to an end, we’ve seen another Noosa Surfing Festival unfortunately come and go…. So for this week’s track I thought I’d throw an Australian icon into the mix……Ed Kuepper – just to help soften the blow….

06 – Koly P

15 March 2018

From Pompano Beach, Florida I give you a whole different flavor. Koly P brings back that old street sound that we haven’t heard since the likes of artist like Soulja Slim.  In every record I’ve heard him on you can do much more than hear the delivery of what ever he wants you to hear, but you can feel it with every line…