The Musik Lounge, Vol. 25


After a much needed end of summer vacation to the beautiful wilds of Montana it was nice to get back into the studio and hit the airwaves! So much amazing music hitting my ears right now, I barely scratched the surface. Catch the replay above, available for a month and tune in live Sundays 1-3 PM PST @ KTQA.org.

UPDATE: This episode of the show is no longer available to stream, if you would like to hear it feel free to reach out to me!

The Musik Lounge, Vol. 25 - 9.10.23

Cut Chemist & DJ Numark “Swing Set”

Esther Phillips “Black Eyed Blues”

Malombo Jazz Makers “Abbey’s Mood”

Kofi Flexx ft. billy woods “Apothecary”

Yuseef Dayes “Birds of Paradise”

Irreversible Entanglements “root <=>branch”

jaimie branch “borealis dancing”

Les McCann “Medley: But Beautiful/It Could Happen To You”

Josiah Steinbrick “Notes on Colored Paper/Whistling Tanka”

Makaya McCraven “The Fours”

Lennie Dale & The Sambalanco Trio “Sambar De Mudar”

Maxwell “Sumthin Sumthin”

Thee Marloes “Logika”

Jay Scarlett “East”

A Tribe Called Quest “Steve Biko (Stir It Up)”

Mick Jenkins “Gupanese”

Dave Matthews Band “Gravedigger (Live @ The Gorge Amphitheater September 2002)”

Quarter Acre Lifestyle “Tiny Patch of Sky”

Alabaster Deplume ft. Tom Skinner “Greek Honey Slick”

Butcher Brown “Frontline”

Killer Mike ft. Fabo “Something For Junkies”

V.S.O.P. “Third Plane”

Roisin Murphy “What Not To Do (Moodyman Remix)”

Detachments “Circles (This Is Not An Exit) (Martyn's Round & Round Mix)”

Dego ft. Samii “Take Me Away”

Aura “On My Way”

Kamaal Williams “Academy of Science”

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