TML Radio: Sabbath Sessions, Vol. 27


Happy Sunday y’all! As always thanks for tuning in with us. This week Mizo and I linked up in the lounge and played around with some sounds like we always do, attempting to capture the mixtures of light and dark, funky and wild, smooth and erratic. From an Oakland Elementary school performing Sun Ra inspired chaos to some haunting vocals over an ambient space out - we touch on Japanese funk, techno, gully ass rap, knocking beats, throwback underground, classic soul and of course some jazz flavors. If there is any goal as we go into the lounge it is to keep it varied, unpredictable and surprising. Let us know what you think and shoot us a comment if you would be interested in signing up for an email list to stay in tune to whatever we have happening! Thanks for walking with us, have a beautiful Sunday.


The Oakland Elementary School Arkestra “The Twilight Zone”

Obie Trice ft. 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks & Eminem “We All Die One Day”

Galdre Visions “Super Passiflora”

Dif Juz “Crosswinds”

Tom Nehls “Your Death”

Antibalas “Hook & Crook”

Ras G “Discipline09 2”

Minuru Hoodoo Fushimi “Thanatopsis”

9DW “Synthetic Avenues”

Melanie “Loving Baby Girl

Ryuichi Sakamot & The Kakutougi Session “Time Trip”

Marion Cousin & Kaumwald “La Loba Pabda”

Charizma & Peanut Butter Wolf “The Vapors”

Eddie “The Sheik” Kochak & Hakki Obadia “Dance (Rhumba) Baghdad”

1995 Epilepsy “Liberties”

Nico Mecca “I Guardiani Del Futuro”

Saafron “Special Beam”

Richard Marks “I Don’t Want To Cry”

Monokultur “Demokrati”

David Oliver “Marishka”

Busta Rhymes “Hot Fudge”

Memphis Slim & Willie Dixon “Rub My Root”

Marcos Resende & Index “Nina Nanem”

Frog of Earth “Settle For Less”

Copyright “Holier Than Thou”

The Royalettes “Can’t Stop Running Away”

Os Novos Bahianos “A Casca De Banana Que Eu Pisei”

Music Makers Band “Shake Your Body”

Brainstorm “Hot For You”

Kashif “I Just Gotta Have You (Lover Turn Me On)”

Brian Eno “Rapid Formations”

Aphex Twin “Xtal/Tha”

Victor Borge “Borge & Bach & Beethoven”

Swizz Beatz “Good Times (Instrumental)

Rajesh Roshan “Marjaban Too Kuthe Pt. 1”

Ricky Ford “Samba De Caribe”

Nat Adderley Quartet “Seventh Sun”

The Buddy Miles Band “L.A. Resurrection”

World Standard “Muzika Trajno”

Reymour “Dans l’Oregon”

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