Mutandina is the feature today, but something happened with my computer at the beginning. Its all in good fun of course, you'll have to see.
On this episode, we've got a Spanih artist to start us off with, who has two albums. Mutandina is described on Magnatune as: Funk jazz salsa rock from argentina. I feature two tracks from both albums, and it was a lot of fun. Somehow howevr, someone put a track in here I didn't approve of. Wonder why or who did it and why? Check out the entire show as I get it back in course and we play some great tunes asside. Enjoy!
Set 1:
Jon Secada, If You Go (Spanglish Version)
Manuel Ochoa, Feng Shui
Manuel Ochoa, Nop Tempo
Mark Boulle and the Haba Dudes, Sell My Soul
Set 2:
allMeadow and Rob Costlow, You Know Us
Andreas Almqvist, Variation 24
AntiGuru, Rain at Night
Set 2:
Mutandina, Juego
Mutandina, Caminos
Ninety Pounds of Ugly, Neither here nor there
Opened Paradise, All Dreams Like Men
Philipp Weigl, Silent Ways
Professor Armchair, Cubanola Glide
Reza Manzoori, Insignia
SGX, One Last
Set 3:
The Dimples, Cyclicality
The Proper Authorities, The Depth Of Things
Thirty Day Notice, Toxic Hue
Tilopa, Inner Game
Daniel Estrem, Cataluna from Suite Espanola (I Albeniz)
Tom Bolton, Crying Day
Trevor and the Joneses, It's Getting Early
Vasily Boykov, Alien Strangers
Daniel Estrem, Tango from Espana seis hjoas de album, Op. 165
Machines in Transit, solitude
Set 4:
Mundi, Ramo Ramo
My Woshin Mashin, We Are What We Eat
Mutandina, Superficial
Nick Kingsley, Footprint copy
Norine Braun, States of Faith
Nigel Martin, Devil Racer
Oliostere, 100 Personnes
Mutandina, Skason
OTiS, Creeping
Paul Avgerinos, Day Dreams - And Thirst is Quenched
Set 5:
Urban Response, Hip Hop Nao Hai de Morrer
Tomas Lozano, Yo me levantara Madre (Cancionero de Romances 1550; music by T. Lozano, dedicated to Amancio Prada)
Viva La Pepa, Plata y oro
Torn Down Units, Rocket On The Plains
Thursday Next, Anything Boys
The West Exit, Super Disco
