The Musik Lounge

Hitting y'all with mo fire! Lots of sounds this week as I pulled up to the lounge feeling inspired and excited to share lots of fresh goodies but of course I had to go back and dig around to keep y'all guessing. The joy is in the journey y'all! As always catch me live every Sunday 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: Nookie “Celebrate Life” Franco Gulli & Enrica Cavallo “Sonata No. 4 in A Minor, OP. 23: Presto” Rob Mazurek Exploding Star Orchestra “Sun Core Tet (Parable 99)” Theo Croker ft. Theophilus London & Nosaj Thing “sound(e)scape” Makaya McCraven “Lake Shore Drive Five” Untethered “May The Road Rise Up To Meet You” Mr. Scruff “Whiplash” James Brown “Have A Happy Day” Kong & The Scientist “It Came From The Drain” Rahshaan Roland Kirk “The Seeker” Controller 7 “Drum Says (Instrumental)” Vinny Golia, John Hanrahan, Henry Kaiser, Wayne Peet & Mike...

Another edition of The Musik Lounge for your ears! Had some fun blending things, branching out and letting new sounds bless the airwaves. It was a beautiful show. Press play and enjoy! As always catch me live every Sunday 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: Babe, Terror “Pescadou, Gualapagouse” Joe Harrison “Donuts/Frodo” Kassa Overall “Spottieottiedopalicious” Outkast ft. Sleepy Brown “SpottieOttieDopalicious” Grover Washington Jr. “Georgia On My Mind” Sam Gendel & Nate Mercereau “The Vilage” Jay Swift “Holy Beats/Dirty Beats/Dumped Beats/Beats?/In The Beginning/Roll Off Some Bottom/Cristal Clear/The Blues Beat” IKSRE & Anthéne “Cumulus” Dorian Concept “Breathe” Kuollut “Taivas” Flora Purim “Corre Nina” Kochi “Electric Ephemeron” Odd Nosdam “Untitled 34-38” Nightmares On Wax ft. Yasiin Bey “Bang Bien” Otis Sandsjö “Abysmal” Tortoise “Layered Presence” Kokoroko “My Pray...

Kicking off 2025 with a fresh show for your ears! After a few weeks of special editions it was nice to just fall into a flow and let the sounds come as they did! A good chunk of brand new tunes, lots of jazz and a few hiphop bangers for your ears! Thank you for listening and catch me every Sunday from 1 - 3 PM PST @ KTQA.org! UPDATE: This show is no longer available to stream, if you'd like to listen back holler at me ! Tracklist: Kate Carr “City of Bridges” Alabaster DePlume ft. Momoko Gill “Did You Know” Shin Sasakubo ft Carlos Niño “Actualization” Thoto_Leing “MajorA ClocktowN” Miles Davis “One And One” The Tablist “Untitled 1” Raj Mahal “Let’s Join The Earth Kids” Errol Eats Everything “Eye Said What I Said” Elucid “Hushpuppies” Lophae “Heddon Street” Makaya McCraven “Time Travel” Willie Morris “The Folks Who Live Down The Hill” Darius Jones “We Outside” James Brandon Lewis Trio “Five Spots To Caravan” Charles Mingus “Mood Indigo” Kyle Shepherd Trio “Theme From Unseen” Binker ...

Five years ago I was living in hell. Broken and full of despair, a path forward arose. A life lived fast, with no real care for anything or anyone had caught up to me. I’d spent my twenties chasing dreams of working in the music industry born out of a passion for sounds that I can’t put into words. As my perception voided out anything mattering I closed doors and stopped listening. Failing to heed warnings from friends and family, failing to turn into that which had always been there for me, music ceased to matter. This isn’t a dirge of self pity. That path forward was a path back to listening. A path back to that which always inspired and uplifted me. The sounds changed, the styles evolved. I’m a hiphop head. Love the boom bap. The message. The history. I was copping artists' whole discographies via those mail in CD clubs of the 90s. Consuming every issue of the Source and XXL. And when the internet hit?! Free downloads and a trove of information. My earliest memories tell me I lo...

Mizo & I are back at it with an all Jazz mix. This has been in our minds from the start of these here Sabbath Sessions as we are both avid followers of the Jazz happenings around the world today and our crates are equally full of the canon of diverse styles of this social music. In that vein we maintained our approach of little planning or communication, allowing our selections to inspire what the next man played. It flows, with new and old intermingling. What's funny is that even though we both had vast expectations about what would get played, we ended up with a whole different tracklist. Expect some classic names, some young names and plenty of adventurousness. Press play and ease into your day of rest! Walk with us y'all.