The Musik Lounge, Vol. 142

After a week off to celebrate the holiday with the fam I had to get back into the lounge and lace y'all with some heat! A full show, doing our usual Sunday Afternoon Groove Session thing! I continue digging into many strains of digital electronic heat, check in with a couple hiphop tunes that caught my ears this week and it wouldn't be an episode of TML Radio without a few surprises and a few social tunes new and old. Thank you for listening and be sure to tune in live every Sunday from Noon to 3 PM PST @ KTQA.org!

Tracklist:

Radwan Ghazi Moumneh & Frédéric D. Oberland “Walked & Walked”

Laura Nyro “Smile”

Atmosphere “Traveling Forever”

Amon Tobin “One Day In My Garden”

Félicia Atkinson “No Fear But Anticipation”

Black Sumo “Silent Stones”

Gabriel Teodros “POW”

Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange ft. Noah Slee “Isa”

heavensouls “shed a tear for me”

Ra Kalam Bob Moses “Tony Calls The Drummers To Prayer”

Sophie Hutchings “Rain of Feathers”

Harold Betters “If I Had You”

The Allergies “Love’s Supposed To Be”

Harriet Tubman & Georgia Anne Muldrow “When You Rise”

Aymantium “Hiro Protagonist”

Moby “Go”

Commodo “Hadi Hadi Ah”

Georgie Sweet “Energy (Children of Zeus Remix)”

Nightmares on Wax & Adrian Sherwood “On The Seven Seas Dub”

Kevin Richard Martin “Too Human (The Bug Remix)”

Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force “Planet Rock”

Elecktroids “Digital Warlock”

Michel Benita “Dub Team”

J. Rawls “Check The Clock (Instrumental)”

J. Rawls ft. J. Sands & Grap Luva “Check The Clock”

Michael Gregory Jackson “A View of This Life”

George Benson “Em”

Bubbha Thomas & The Lightmen Plus One “Herbs (Of Life)”

Johnny Hammond “Big Sur Suite”

Balthvs “Lovin (Eric Hilton Trust A Thief Remix)”

EPMD “You Gots To Chill (Dub Version)”

[Ahmed] “Round Midnight” 

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