All the Playlists

Higher Ground – Stevie Wonder

27 June 2017

Stevie can’t be out of this. If you were born in the 90’s, you would know this song from the guys before in the playlist who did a blasting cover that actually sounds like Stevie’s live performance at The Beat Club in 1974 during his european tour.

Looking Forward to Your Fall – Eric Anders

27 June 2017

The word is schadenfreude – the German bon mot that describes the pleasure taken from someone else’s misfortune.

In this case, of course, as the title suggests, Eric Anders isn’t able to experience that pleasure quite yet…

Mad Poet – Cari Lekebusch

27 June 2017

When I first started listening to house and techno in the 90s, I was lucky enough to have the Internet to help me to discover new music. During that time the Internet was still relatively new  to everybody and I remember when Napster first came out and it changed my life,…

Harmony – Elton John

27 June 2017

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road has got to be one of the best albums not only of the 70s but of all time. Released in 1974, it followed the path of many albums during that time and was an “experience.” Also, the album cover tells a story in itself, it has captivating imagery and gorgeous colors…

Drive On – Wayne Hancock

26 June 2017

Firstly, trying to select A Wayne The Train track for a playlist called “Burn a Million Miles” is a damn hard thing to decide on, least of all, an Intro.

Walkabout – Red Hot Chilli Peppers

22 June 2017

Nice bass, nice drums… Heeeeyyyy this is still funk, and I said Jamiroquai was the one in charge of funky through the 90’s when this song is from 1995!… Yes… but… this one has really good guitar riff and it’s John Frusciante so that makes it a special funk!

Alright – Jamiroquai

22 June 2017

I can bet that many of you were expecting this guy coming. Many clues were spread on the songs before (I’m just talking to the people who are actually following the songs in the order I chose): The king playing some upbeat, Morcheeba adding the electric guitar…

Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day – Morcheeba

22 June 2017

You can think instantly “Macy Gray has a similar voice, so she can be in this playlist too” and yes, you’re right. Actually, Macy was my first choice but we were needing a little bit from the UK.

Love Never Felt so Good (Original) – Michael Jackson

22 June 2017

Ladies and Gentlemen! I’m so damn proud to introduce on this playlist the King of Pop! Michael Jackson!

The man who is still bringing hits after his death: the Pandora’s Box of Music. The unique voice praised by the world no matter which is your favourite genre, you will know him and like at least 3 songs.

Sweet Dreams, TN – The Last Shadow Puppets

22 June 2017

If you know Alex Turner and Miles Kane, you will know they started this for fun, but it ended in a really good project.

It’s not their main genre but it’s a really good contribution while they are not on their main projects. Also, everybody loves when Alex Turner becomes that cheesy slow love singer.

Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps – Cake

22 June 2017

The song talks by itself. Good sound, cool voice and a time machine to the 90’s.

This band is a great example of being different. All the covers they recorded, are “practically amazing”. It’s interesting to think of the song’s story before it got into this guy’s mind.

My Doorbell – The White Stripes

22 June 2017

Well… Jack White… What else can we say about “different” after saying that name?

Named the Willy Wonka of Rock n’ Roll by The Rolling Stones (very well named actually). This living creature shares with us how versatile he can be throughout the album Behind Me Satan, 2004.