The Musik Lounge

Swinging back through for another round of The Musik Lounge! As always you know what it is, fresh beats, fresh gems, whether they are new or old we are just out in the world exploring the sonic pathways, looking for something to nod our head to, move our feet too, lift up the mental and exclaim love and peace. Higher frequency vibration is the name of the game. Thank you for listening and catch me live every Sunday from Noon - 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: Angel Bat Dawid “A Modern Cosmic Apocalyptic Sonic Discourse for The Book of Enoch” Elucid & Sebb Bash “Make Me Wise” Irreversible Entanglements ft. Helado Negro “Juntos Vencemos” Nubya Garcia “In Other Words, Living” Ash Walker “Filtergits” Bushmeat Sound System “Sovereignty Beat Journalism Twice” Fatboi Sharif & Child Actor “Chemo Crystal Ball” MF DOOM “Black Snake Root” Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson “Peace Go W...

Another week, another edition of The Musik Lounge. Kick off your week with a lot of soul, funky rhythms and some spiritual breathes, humming vibrations and celestial frequencies. 2024 is off to a mind blowing start, already forgotten about some of the gems that have dropped. And March is shaping up to be just as consistent! WOW. We are blessed, give thanks! As always catch me live 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: Goran Kajfes Tropiques “Unity In Diversity” Bex Burch “You Thought You Were Free” Cassie Kinoshi’s seed. ft. NikNak & London Contemporary Orchestra “I & II” Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes “Wake Up Everybody” Blockhead “Forest Crunk” Jose James ft. Ebban Dorsey “The Healer” Ezra Collective “Space Is The Place” Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson “Must Be Something” Brasstracks ft. Xavier Omar “Stay There” Sango ft. Xavier Omar “Middle Of Things,...

My sonic journey has taken me through many sounds, styles, artists, and scenes. Preparing for this interview was cause to reflect on when I first heard the name Carlos Niño , and I think I can pinpoint it near the beginning of the LA beat era . Since that time his name has floated in and out of my ears depending on how tuned in I was. In more recent times his name has been near the top of my most listened to and cherished artists. These connections, these diverse and non linear weavings of activity are part of what make Carlos Niño’s music so inspired to my ears. He seems to just get it. He makes uplifting, soulful, joyous, energetic music - even when it’s calm and ethereal. As I’ve traveled a new path in my life over the last nearly five years, cultivating and developing spiritual and meditative practices to enhance and enlarge my essence, music has been intrinsically connected. As a doorway into the cosmos, a guide towards something greater, a companion through the dark and light mo...