The Musik Lounge, Vol. 119

Technical issues kept me off the air last week but that just means when I stepped into the lounge this week I had twice as many sounds to share! Covered a lot of ground, sounds and styles for your listening pleasure. Lock in, zone out, breathe and release. Thank you for spending some time with me and as always catch me live Sundays from 1 - 3 PM PST @ KTQA.org!


UPDATE: This episode is no longer available to stream. If you'd like to listen back, holler at me!

Tracklist:

Marja Ahti “Entering A Cloud”

Paul Hindemith “Sonata for Trombone & Piano”

Take “Dusk Day”

Sunmundi & Sasco ft. Defcee “Dawn of Time”

A. Billi Free & The Lasso “Joys & Consequences”

Albert King “Walkin’ The Back Streets & Cryin’”

Jacob Banks “Part Time Love”

Fred Buddah & T. Siza “Love Is Gone”

DJ Quik “Quik’s Groove V”

DJ Haram & El Kontessa “Sahel”

Timo Lassy Trio “Moves”

Sélène Saint-Aimé “Cum Mortuis in Lingua Mortua”

Etta James “Breaking Point”

Michael Davis Hip-Bone Big Band “Open City”

Jukka Perko Tritone “Cubano Be, Cubano Bop”

Ohbliv “Remember The Source/Late Night Meeting”

Nils Petter Molvær “Platonic Years (DJ Fjørd Mix by The Herbalizer)”

The Nat Adderley Sextet “The Eternal Walk”

Bill Dixon “Tapestries”

Ron Trent ft. Harry Dennis “Black Magic Woman”

Thandi Ntuli & Carlos Niño “Breath & Synth Experiment”

Fela Kuti “Upside Down” 

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