Podcasts about Speech Debelle

Our host this week is artist and musician GAIKA - he was born in London and raised in the city's night clubs. He released his debut mixtape Machine, in 2015 and since released a string of projects including BASIC VOLUME and Seguridad. He has collaborated with some of the most renowned names in contemporary music, including 3D of Massive Attack, Dean Blunt, Kelela, Mike Skinner, Mykki Blanco and SOPHIE. Alongside his music he has also created a number of art installations and has just released his new album Drift. Joining him are a group of artists whose music incorporates hip-hop, dub poetry and experimental pop – plus lots of spaces in between. First is British rapper Speech Debelle, who released her debut album Speech Therapy in 2009, which went on to win the coveted Mercury prize. She released two further albums in 2012 and 2017. In June the self-confessed food lover shared her latest album Sunday Dinner On A Monday. Next up is a singer-songwriter, composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Lucinda Chua. Based in South London, she primarily uses her voice, a cello, and an array of effects units to create her music, and released her debut album Yian in March. Finally, South London-born poet and musician James Massiah, a wordsmith who has built a reputation for his literary voice. His collaborators include The xx and Massive Attack. He released his Natural Born Killers EP in 2019 and at the end of last year shared the latest in his New Poems series, Volume 4. Together they discuss their song-writing process, whether they are led by words or music, and the psychological effect of creativity. In the second half of the programme, Speech Debelle takes us through a playlist called Music Is Good Food, featuring tracks from Black Uhuru, Prince, Kelis, plus more.

Tunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast with Speech Debelle.In this episode of The Dead Club Podcast, Becky speaks to musician Speech Debelle, who is a long time friend and collaborator with Mike Lindsay from Tunng who produced tracks on her 2009 debut album, Speech Therapy which went on to win the Mercury Music Prize. Speech spoke to Becky very honestly and openly about her own experiences of grief in the wake of the very recent death of her brother Delroy.The Dead Club Podcast is an 8 part podcast series that brings to life British band, Tunng’s ground-breaking collaborative musical project, Dead Club: a meditation on loss and a riotous trip through life in all its goodness, oddness and wonder. We have interviewed people who have studied death, written about it, and documented it, but also those whose lives have touched it and have been close to it as well those for whom death is all in a day’s work. In this podcast series we’ll hear their voices. We’ll hear from Philosopher AC Grayling, author, Max Porter, illusionist, Derren Brown, musician Speech Debelle, author and palliative care Physician Kathryn Mannix, philosopher and writer Alain De Botton, poetry editor of the New Yorker, Kevin Young and Professor of Forensic Anthropology, Dame Sue Black. Each episode will present one of these conversations in depth, in all its detail. Underpinning and punctuating each episode is a soundscape formed from the new music we're creating for this album, as well as our own voices talking about the subject and what it means to us. There will also be some silliness and some spontaneity and some of that beautiful and unique wonkiness that makes us Tunng.If you or somebody you know needs support in relation to any aspect of death, dying or grief you may find the following sites useful.https://deathcafe.comhttps://www.samaritans.orghttps://www.cruse.org.ukhttps://www.mind.org.ukhttps://eol-doula.ukTunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast is a Stabl production and was made possible in part thanks to public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England.You can pre-order the album, Tunng presents Dead Club here

Tunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast with Alain De Botton.In this episode of The Dead Club Podcast, Sam speaks to Alain De Botton. Alain is a Swiss born British philosopher and author. His books discuss various contemporary subjects and themes, emphasising philosophy's relevance to everyday life. He is also the founder of The School of Life.Sam discovered The School of Life via YouTube, including several short talks on the subject of death. His conversation with Alain explores cultural attitudes to death including the question of how we face the reality of our own mortality when many of us no longer accept the simple comforting answers that religion offers. The Dead Club Podcast is an 8 part podcast series that brings to life British band, Tunng’s ground-breaking collaborative musical project, Dead Club: a meditation on loss and a riotous trip through life in all its goodness, oddness and wonder. We have interviewed people who have studied death, written about it, and documented it, but also those whose lives have touched it and have been close to it as well those for whom death is all in a day’s work. In this podcast series we’ll hear their voices. We’ll hear from Philosopher AC Grayling, author, Max Porter, illusionist, Derren Brown, musician Speech Debelle, author and palliative care Physician Kathryn Mannix, philosopher and writer Alain De Botton, poetry editor of the New Yorker, Kevin Young and Professor of Forensic Anthropology, Dame Sue Black. Each episode will present one of these conversations in depth, in all its detail. Underpinning and punctuating each episode is a soundscape formed from the new music we're creating for this album, as well as our own voices talking about the subject and what it means to us. There will also be some silliness and some spontaneity and some of that beautiful and unique wonkiness that makes us Tunng.If you or somebody you know needs support in relation to any aspect of death, dying or grief you may find the following sites useful.https://deathcafe.comhttps://www.samaritans.orghttps://www.cruse.org.ukhttps://www.mind.org.ukhttps://eol-doula.ukTunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast is a Stabl production and was made possible in part thanks to public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England.You can pre-order the album, Tunng presents Dead Club here

Tunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast with Kathryn Mannix.In this episode of The Dead Club Podcast, Sam speaks to Kathryn Mannix who is a British author and palliative care physician, who has spent her medical career working with people who have incurable, advanced illnesses.Sam spoke to Kathryn after reading her autobiographical book 'With The End In Mind' in a conversation focused on the question of what is most needed at the end of life, the importance of talking about death, and the possibility that the experience of dying often isn't as bad as most of us think it will be.The Dead Club Podcast is an 8 part podcast series that brings to life British band, Tunng’s ground-breaking collaborative musical project, Dead Club: a meditation on loss and a riotous trip through life in all its goodness, oddness and wonder. We have interviewed people who have studied death, written about it, and documented it, but also those whose lives have touched it and have been close to it as well those for whom death is all in a day’s work. In this podcast series we’ll hear their voices. We’ll hear from Philosopher AC Grayling, author, Max Porter, illusionist, Derren Brown, musician Speech Debelle, author and palliative care Physician Kathryn Mannix, philosopher and writer Alain De Botton, poetry editor of the New Yorker, Kevin Young and Professor of Forensic Anthropology, Dame Sue Black. Each episode will present one of these conversations in depth, in all its detail. Underpinning and punctuating each episode is a soundscape formed from the new music we're creating for this album, as well as our own voices talking about the subject and what it means to us. There will also be some silliness and some spontaneity and some of that beautiful and unique wonkiness that makes us Tunng.If you or somebody you know needs support in relation to any aspect of death, dying or grief you may find the following sites useful.https://deathcafe.comhttps://www.samaritans.orghttps://www.cruse.org.ukhttps://www.mind.org.ukhttps://eol-doula.ukTunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast is a Stabl production and was made possible in part thanks to public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England.You can pre-order the album, Tunng presents Dead Club here

Tunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast with AC Grayling.In this episode of The Dead Club Podcast, Sam speaks to AC Grayling who is a British philosopher and author and Master of the New College of the Humanities in London. Grayling has written widely on the application of philosophy to life and death, both for an academic audience and for the wider public. Sam spoke to him about what philosophy tells us about death and how our cultural attitudes serve us or not, in a wide ranging conversation touching on the death penalty, euthanasia, the power of rational thought and the experience of grief. The Dead Club Podcast is an 8 part podcast series that brings to life British band, Tunng’s ground-breaking collaborative musical project, Dead Club: a meditation on loss and a riotous trip through life in all its goodness, oddness and wonder. We have interviewed people who have studied death, written about it, and documented it, but also those whose lives have touched it and have been close to it as well those for whom death is all in a day’s work. In this podcast series we’ll hear their voices. We’ll hear from Philosopher AC Grayling, author, Max Porter, illusionist, Derren Brown, musician Speech Debelle, author and palliative care Physician Kathryn Mannix, philosopher and writer Alain De Botton, poetry editor of the New Yorker, Kevin Young and Professor of Forensic Anthropology, Dame Sue Black. Each episode will present one of these conversations in depth, in all its detail. Underpinning and punctuating each episode is a soundscape formed from the new music we're creating for this album, as well as our own voices talking about the subject and what it means to us. There will also be some silliness and some spontaneity and some of that beautiful and unique wonkiness that makes us Tunng.If you or somebody you know needs support in relation to any aspect of death, dying or grief you may find the following sites useful.https://deathcafe.comhttps://www.samaritans.orghttps://www.cruse.org.ukhttps://www.mind.org.ukhttps://eol-doula.ukTunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast is a Stabl production and was made possible in part thanks to public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England.You can pre-order the album, Tunng presents Dead Club here

Tunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast with Kevin YoungIn this episode of The Dead Club Podcast, Becky speaks to Kevin Young. Kevin is an award winning poet, and writer, and is the Poetry editor of The New Yorker. He is also Director of the Schomburg centre for research in Black Culture in New York. The Dead Club Podcast is an 8 part podcast series that brings to life British band, Tunng’s ground-breaking collaborative musical project, Dead Club: a meditation on loss and a riotous trip through life in all its goodness, oddness and wonder. We have interviewed people who have studied death, written about it, and documented it, but also those whose lives have touched it and have been close to it as well those for whom death is all in a day’s work. In this podcast series we’ll hear their voices. We’ll hear from Philosopher AC Grayling, author, Max Porter, illusionist, Derren Brown, musician Speech Debelle, author and palliative care Physician Kathryn Mannix, philosopher and writer Alain De Botton, poetry editor of the New Yorker, Kevin Young and Professor of Forensic Anthropology, Dame Sue Black. Each episode will present one of these conversations in depth, in all its detail. Underpinning and punctuating each episode is a soundscape formed from the new music we're creating for this album, as well as our own voices talking about the subject and what it means to us. There will also be some silliness and some spontaneity and some of that beautiful and unique wonkiness that makes us Tunng.If you or somebody you know needs support in relation to any aspect of death, dying or grief you may find the following sites useful.https://deathcafe.comhttps://www.samaritans.orghttps://www.cruse.org.ukhttps://www.mind.org.ukhttps://eol-doula.ukTunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast is a Stabl production and was made possible in part thanks to public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England.You can pre-order the album, Tunng presents Dead Club here

In this episode of The Dead Club Podcast, Sam speaks to Mentalist and Illusionist, Derren Brown. He does not have magical powers or psychic ability but became a household name for his Mind Control TV show which was all about the art of psychological manipulation. His book 'Happy' was a big interest and inspiration to Sam for this project.The Dead Club Podcast is an 8 part podcast series that brings to life British band, Tunng’s ground-breaking collaborative musical project, Dead Club: a meditation on loss and a riotous trip through life in all its goodness, oddness and wonder. We have interviewed people who have studied death, written about it, and documented it, but also those whose lives have touched it and have been close to it as well those for whom death is all in a day’s work. In this podcast series we’ll hear their voices. We’ll hear from Philosopher AC Grayling, author, Max Porter, illusionist, Derren Brown, musician Speech Debelle, author and palliative care Physician Kathryn Mannix, philosopher and writer Alain De Botton, poetry editor of the New Yorker, Kevin Young and Professor of Forensic Anthropology, Dame Sue Black. Each episode will present one of these conversations in depth, in all its detail. Underpinning and punctuating each episode is a soundscape formed from the new music we're creating for this album, as well as our own voices talking about the subject and what it means to us. There will also be some silliness and some spontaneity and some of that beautiful and unique wonkiness that makes us Tunng.If you or somebody you know needs support in relation to any aspect of death, dying or grief you may find the following sites useful.https://deathcafe.comhttps://www.samaritans.orghttps://www.cruse.org.ukhttps://www.mind.org.ukhttps://eol-doula.ukTunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast is a Stabl production and was made possible in part thanks to public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England.You can pre-order the album, Tunng presents Dead Club here

In this episode of The Dead Club Podcast, Becky speaks to Forensic Anthropologist, Dame Professor Sue Black. Sue is an eminent British forensic expert who has lead forensic teams identifying human remains in the aftermath of war and natural disaster all over the world.The Dead Club Podcast is an 8 part podcast series that brings to life British band, Tunng’s ground-breaking collaborative musical project, Dead Club: a meditation on loss and a riotous trip through life in all its goodness, oddness and wonder. We have interviewed people who have studied death, written about it, and documented it, but also those whose lives have touched it and have been close to it as well those for whom death is all in a day’s work. In this podcast series we’ll hear their voices. We’ll hear from Philosopher AC Grayling, author, Max Porter, illusionist, Derren Brown, musician Speech Debelle, author and palliative care Physician Kathryn Mannix, philosopher and writer Alain De Botton, poetry editor of the New Yorker, Kevin Young and Professor of Forensic Anthropology, Dame Sue Black. Each episode will present one of these conversations in depth, in all its detail. Underpinning and punctuating each episode is a soundscape formed from the new music we're creating for this album, as well as our own voices talking about the subject and what it means to us. There will also be some silliness and some spontaneity and some of that beautiful and unique wonkiness that makes us Tunng.If you or somebody you know needs support in relation to any aspect of death, dying or grief you may find the following sites useful.https://deathcafe.comhttps://www.samaritans.orghttps://www.cruse.org.ukhttps://www.mind.org.ukhttps://eol-doula.ukTunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast is a Stabl production and was made possible in part thanks to public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England.You can pre-order the album, Tunng presents Dead Club here

In this episode of The Dead Club Podcast, Sam speaks to author Max Porter. Max is a highly acclaimed British writer who's book, Grief is The Thing With Feathers was one of the main inspirations for this project and who has written two prose pieces for the Dead Club album. The Dead Club Podcast is an 8 part podcast series that brings to life British band, Tunng’s ground-breaking collaborative musical project, Dead Club: a meditation on loss and a riotous trip through life in all its goodness, oddness and wonder. We have interviewed people who have studied death, written about it, and documented it, but also those whose lives have touched it and have been close to it as well those for whom death is all in a day’s work. In this podcast series we’ll hear their voices. We’ll hear from Philosopher AC Grayling, author, Max Porter, illusionist, Derren Brown, musician Speech Debelle, author and palliative care Physician Kathryn Mannix, philosopher and writer Alain De Botton, poetry editor of the New Yorker, Kevin Young and Professor of Forensic Anthropology, Dame Sue Black. Each episode will present one of these conversations in depth, in all its detail. Underpinning and punctuating each episode is a soundscape formed from the new music we're creating for this album, as well as our own voices talking about the subject and what it means to us. There will also be some silliness and some spontaneity and some of that beautiful and unique wonkiness that makes us Tunng.If you or somebody you know needs support in relation to any aspect of death, dying or grief you may find the following sites useful.https://deathcafe.comhttps://www.samaritans.orghttps://www.cruse.org.ukhttps://www.mind.org.ukhttps://eol-doula.ukTunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast is a Stabl production and was made possible in part thanks to public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England.You can pre-order the album, Tunng presents Dead Club here

The Dead Club Podcast is an 8 part podcast series that brings to life British band, Tunng’s ground-breaking collaborative musical project, Dead Club: a meditation on loss and a riotous trip through life in all its goodness, oddness and wonder. We have interviewed people who have studied death, written about it, and documented it, but also those whose lives have touched it and have been close to it as well those for whom death is all in a day’s work. In this podcast series we’ll hear their voices. We’ll hear from Philosopher AC Grayling, author, Max Porter, illusionist, Derren Brown, musician Speech Debelle, author and palliative care Physician Kathryn Mannix, philosopher and writer Alain De Botton, poetry editor of the New Yorker, Kevin Young and Professor of Forensic Anthropology, Dame Sue Black. Each episode will present one of these conversations in depth, in all its detail. Underpinning and punctuating each episode is a soundscape formed from the new music we're creating for this album, as well as our own voices talking about the subject and what it means to us. There will also be some silliness and some spontaneity and some of that beautiful and unique wonkiness that makes us Tunng.If you or somebody you know needs support in relation to any aspect of death, dying or grief you may find the following sites useful.https://deathcafe.comhttps://www.samaritans.orghttps://www.cruse.org.ukhttps://www.mind.org.ukhttps://eol-doula.ukTunng Presents The Dead Club Podcast is a Stabl production and was made possible in part thanks to public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England.

In today's podcast Renell Shaw talks about his upcoming EP and his gig with drum and bass act Rudimental.Renell Shaw is perhaps best known for his work with the likes of Maverick Sabre, Speech Debelle, Carleen Anderson and Rudimental, along with his perceptive bass tone. Renell's latest solo offering, Bass Monk, was inspired by African grooves, electronic beats, jazz chords and by his discovery of the original meaning of the word Kung Fu - “any skill achieved through hard work and practice.” The result is a visual EP trilogy telling the story of a fictional character caught in the rat race of city life.

In today's podcast Renell Shaw talks about his upcoming EP and his gig with drum and bass act Rudimental.Renell Shaw is perhaps best known for his work with the likes of Maverick Sabre, Speech Debelle, Carleen Anderson and Rudimental, along with his perceptive bass tone. Renell's latest solo offering, Bass Monk, was inspired by African grooves, electronic beats, jazz chords and by his discovery of the original meaning of the word Kung Fu - “any skill achieved through hard work and practice.” The result is a visual EP trilogy telling the story of a fictional character caught in the rat race of city life.

Time to stick Christmas back in the attic for another year,but just before I do; Here's the second part of my picks from the top of the chiller cabinet. All these songs were released, re-released or finally saw the light of day in 2017. They're all winners. Thanks as always for dropping by. I'm going to take a time-out as I've things to do, hours in the day etc. I'll be back at some point in February/March but I won't see you short there's a full years worth of mixes on my page and I've also included a list of the albums that did it for me this year, on my new Podcast Page. If you scroll down you'll see I've also compiled lists of my favourite films and my top T.V. choices too. http://neilcorcoran.podomatic.net/articles Also the following 2 tracks were worthy of inclusion but missed out due to their running time, they're an experience in their own right and it didn't make sense to stick them in a mix. Kamasi Washington- Truth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtW1S5EbHgU Floating points- Ratio (Full Mix) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZiJxNTdzwI Hope 2018 gets off to a great start for you. See ya in a bit. Honourable mentions/ The one's I didn't manage to squeeze in: Benjamin Clementine- jupiter Bosco-castles Dave- question time Deva Mahal- snakes El Michels Affair- tearz Everything is Recorded- close but not quite Fleet Foxes- third of may Goldfrapp- anymore Iamddb- shade Ibeyi- deathless Kintaro- mk Mr Probz/ Anderson .Paak- gone Oneohtrix/ Iggy Pop- the pure and the damned Pixx- waterslides Shabazz Palaces- shine a light Speech Debelle- strange ways Steve Lacy- dark red Tennis- in the morning I’ll be better Yaeji-therapy Here's a link to my new Podcast page http://neilcorcoran.podomatic.net/ You'll still be able to get my Podcast from tantricdex.podomatic.com as well. Subscribers won't be affected. If you like this episode then why not follow and hit the heart button (Click the underlined title) You can also listen/download via the Podomatic app, On Google Play, Apple Podcasts, iTunes and Apple TV search-Neil Corcoran and search- Tantric Dex on Xbox/ Xbox One via the TuneIn app. Now available on Deezer, Stitcher, Acast, Podcast Addict, Pocketcast and Podcasts.com too. 00:00 Four Tet- two thousand and seventeen 03:51 sir Was- in the midst 08:19 Toro Y Moi- girl like you 11:58 Lucy Rose- no good at all 15:21 Princess Nokia- ABC's of New York 18:18 Wu-Tang Clan/Redman- people say 22:36 Rapsody/Kendrick Lamar/Lance Skiiiwalker- power 27:46 Childhood- Californian light (OKUMU VIP mix) 31:16 Cigarettes After Sex- apocalypse 35:54 Tricky/Mina Rose- running wild 39:16 Jordan Rakei- sorceress 41:53 Kelela- LMK 45:15 Melanie De Biasio- afro blue 49:35 MGMT- little dark age 54:27 Fever Ray- to the moon and back 57:51 Matthew Dear/ Tegan and Sara- bad ones 01:01:51 Charlotte Gainsbourg- deadly valentine 01:07:47 Baxter Dury- miami (Parrot and Cocker Too remix) 01:15:56 Washed Out- hard to say goodbye 01:19:51 Nilüfer Yanya- baby luv 01:23:04 Beth Ditto- savoir faire 01:26:36 Julia Jacklin- cold caller 01:30:00 This is The Kit- moonshine freeze 01:33:34 Big Thief- haley 01:36:56 Flo Morrissey/Matthew E. White- thinking 'bout you 01:40:35 Middle Kids- edge of town 01:44:09 Tornado Wallace/Sui Zhen- today 01:48:27 The Horrors- something to remember me by 01:54:37 Objekt- theme from Q 02:01:22 Bicep- Vale 02:05:52 UNKLE/Liela Moss- sunrise always comes around 02:11:44 Club Kuru- ribbons 02:15:22 Charlotte Day Wilson- work 02:18:44 SZA- Drew Barrymore 02:22:14 Maggie Rogers- split stones 02:25:58 St. Vincent- New York 02:28:22 Sampha- (no one knows me) like the piano 02:32:00 Thundercat/Michael McDonald/K. Loggins-show you the way 02:35:12 Mac DeMarco- on the level 02:38:19 Radiohead- man of war 02:42:29 The War on Drugs- strangest thing 02:48:58 alt-J- 3WW 02:53:43 London Grammar- oh woman oh man 02:57:57 Elbow- magnificent (she says) 03:02:20 Young Fathers/Leith Congregational Choir- only god knows 03:06:11 The National- the system only dreams in total darkness 03:10:03 Arcade Fire- everything now 03:17:39 Katy Perry- chained to the rhythm (Neil Corcoran edit) 03:23:03 Sigrid- don't kill my vibe 03:26:00 Lorde- green light

2009 Mercury Award winner, Speech Debelle, sits down with me to talk all things life. This episode focuses less on the Artistic process, but instead looks closer at the Artist behind it. This a very human conversation in which we back and forth about race, love, happiness & it gets pretty open and vulnerable about "daddy issues". Listen & Subscribe on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/so-yo…d1080107731?mt=2 Follow us at; @SpeechDebelle @KaneChattey Song in the intro; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGGVy4RkUs0&nohtml5=False Interview in the intro; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQ9-aSRvdf0&nohtml5=False

Hair in a plug hole & is Pro Plus really like the drug in Limitless? Pane & Sylvester use the law skills to full use. They were joined by Mercury Prize winner Speech Debelle and debated Music Week's 30 under 30 cover.

Hair in a plug hole & is Pro Plus really like the drug in Limitless? Pane & Sylvester use the law skills to full use. They were joined by Mercury Prize winner Speech Debelle and debated Music Week’s 30 under 30 cover.

On Start the Week Andrew Marr talks to Zachary Leader about the life and work of Saul Bellow, one of America's most famous novelists. Bellow's vivid prose and mix of high and low culture brought 20th century America to life. Linda Grant reflects on his significance for writers today and on the literature of immigration he represents. Aeschylus' play cycle The Oresteia brought to the stage a world the Ancient Greeks understood only too well - family drama and bloody politics. In a new production Robert Icke radically re-imagines the play for a modern audience. The rapper Speech DeBelle looks back at what inspired her to find her voice, and the challenge to retain it. Producer: Luke Mulhall.

Discussions between Ellie Harrison & Oliver Braid around the theme of Competitions (featuring music by Speech Debelle and Katy Perry)

Discussions between Ellie Harrison & Oliver Braid around the theme of Competitions (featuring music by Speech Debelle and Katy Perry)

Années 2000. Deuxième partie de notre exploration de la scène rap britannique. Émergence du Grime et diversité. Retrouvez playlist, vidéos, version écrite et liens sur Samarra. [De gauche à droite et de haut en bas : Bomb The Bass, Compil' Black Whole Styles, Roots Manuva, Dizzee Rascal, Roll Deep, Wiley, Tinchy Stryder, Chipmunk, N-Dubz, Professor Green, Jammer, Tinie Tempah, The Streets, Speech Debelle et M.I.A.; Faîtes un clic droit sur l'image pour l'aggrandir]

After a long week, the Oracle contemplates “The Answer.” What that is remains unclear, but we’re working towards the discovery. Our latest effort reveals new tracks from Ramadanman, Mount Kimbie, Tonikom, Isolee, jj, Speech Debelle, DJ Spinna, and other reliable sources. We hope this mix brings something special to your ears. As always, we appreciate […]