The Musik Lounge, Vol. 165

Another week, another edition of The Musik Lounge for your listening pleasure. Jumping all over the place this week with wild sounds, fun sounds and out there sounds, I suppose all of it inspired in some way, shape or form by the G-O-D Juan Atkins, rest in power and respect due - listen, digest and learn, I’m only just beginning my journey with his sonic gifts. Thank you for the creations and the inspirations. 

Tracklist:

Model 500 “No UFO’s (Instrumental)”

El-B ft. Juice Man “Show A Little Love”

DJ Krush “Dig This Vibe (Roni Size & Krust Remix)”

Erin Buku “Listen! (Leonard Charles Remix)”

Allysha Joy “Kiss It Better”

Tim Reaper “Roll Call”

Dr. Dre & Mel-Man “Light Speed (Instrumental)”

Nate Wooley & Seymour Wright “Experiment Four (b)”

Gino Dente & The Family “Express/Get Down Tonight”

Kotoa “Higher Being”

Sun Ra & His Arkestra “Sunrise In The Western Sky”

Tomoki Sanders “Tranquil Memories (Memories of Rodney James)”

Buck 65 “Style #385 (Instrumental)”

Tall Black Guy ft. Kenny Keys “Rocking From Beginning to End”

Ezra Collective ft. Lila Ike “Well Organized

Jonathan Scales Fourchestra “Osmosis”

Ambiance II Fusion “Colours In Space”

Dave Guy “Here Tomorrow, Gone Today”

Deep Puddle Dynamics ft. Eyedea “More From June”

Douglas Andrew McCombs “Two to Coolness”

Shane Parish “Judgement”

Willie Tee “No Answer Came”

The Bug & Friday Night Plans “If (Addiction Dub)”

Jean Gilles “Post Communion: Lux Aeterna”

Sampa The Great “Can’t Quit Music”

DJ Green Lantern “Knee Deep In Jazz”

Davina “After The Rain”

Soweto Kinch & The London Symphony Orchestra “Apocalypse Coda”

Ryan Meagher “Bruiser (Live)”

Fire! Orchestra “Slug”

1200 Hobos “Untitled #2”

Scott Amendola Trio “Momentum & Backlash” 

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