The Musik Lounge, Vol. 139

Swinging back through for another round of The Musik Lounge! As always you know what it is, fresh beats, fresh gems, whether they are new or old we are just out in the world exploring the sonic pathways, looking for something to nod our head to, move our feet too, lift up the mental and exclaim love and peace. Higher frequency vibration is the name of the game. Thank you for listening and catch me live every Sunday from Noon - 3 PM PST @ KTQA.org!

Tracklist:

Angel Bat Dawid “A Modern Cosmic Apocalyptic Sonic Discourse for The Book of Enoch”

Elucid & Sebb Bash “Make Me Wise”

Irreversible Entanglements ft. Helado Negro “Juntos Vencemos”

Nubya Garcia “In Other Words, Living”

Ash Walker “Filtergits”

Bushmeat Sound System “Sovereignty Beat Journalism Twice”

Fatboi Sharif & Child Actor “Chemo Crystal Ball”

MF DOOM “Black Snake Root”

Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson “Peace Go With You Brother”

Shy One ft. Steve Spacek “Driving On Sand”

Deetron “You’ve Got Me Swinging”

Melba Moore “I Love Making Love To You”

Manhattan Transfer “So You Say (DJ Spinna Refreak)”

Outlines “Listen To The Drums”

Nia Archives “Forbidden Feelingz”

El-B “Bad Habits”

Roof Light “Taro”

Flying Lotus “In The Forest - Day”

Victor “Amerikan Dread (N.Y.C. Dub)”

Onra & Quetzal “47.6%”

Ras G “LordSunLib OG (Spacebase Hybrid)”

Mansur Brown “Moments”

Dam Funk “Stay True 2 Yourself”

Dosh “Steve The Cat”

Alabaster DePlume “Bringing Up The Nakba”

Wendell Harrison “Just One of Those Things”

Tangents “Swells Under Tito”

Cy Coleman Jazz Trio “The Other Generation”

Amaro Freitas “Mar de Cirandeiras”

SUSS “Sunset II”

Shabaka “Light The Way”

Thundercat ft. Mac Miller “She Knows Too Much”

Budamunk “Mystical”

Machado Mijiga “Back Home” 

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