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weekend roadtrip playlist: SF to LA

Friday, March 5th, 2010

photo by steven robbins

So yeah I’m driving to LA this weekend and I threw together this little sample playlist of what I’m going to have playing on my stereo on the way down there. Much of this playlist is somewhat new and quite impressive so try to make it through, pass it around, and let me know your thoughts.

Enjoy!

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[mp3] Foals – Spanish Sahara from Total Life Forever (2010)
[mp3] Seaspin – Reverser from Reverser EP (2010)
[mp3] The Splinters – Mysterious from Kick (2010)
[mp3] A Weather – Third Of Life from Everyday Balloons (2010)
[mp3] Secret Cities – Pink Graffiti pt. 1 from Pink Graffiti (2010)
[mp3] KISSES – Bermuda from The Heart of the Nightlife (2010)
[mp3] Drew Danburry – Edited from Goodnight Gary (2010)
[mp3] The Joy Formidable – The Greatest Light is the Greatest Shade from A Balloon Called Moaning (2009)
[mp3] Daedelus – Order of the Golden Dawn feat. Laura Darling from Righteous Fists of Harmony EP (2010)
[mp3] Bonobo – Eyes Down from Black Sands (2010)
[mp3] RJD2 – The Shining Path (Alan Wilkis Remix) from The Colossus (Remixed) (2010)

Tags: A Weather, Alan Wilkis, bonobo, Daedelus, Drew Danburry, foals, KISSES, remix, rjd2, roadtrip mix, Seaspin, Secret Cities, The Joy Formidable, The Splinters
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Ninja Monkey DJ

Friday, January 2nd, 2009

I will outwardly admit that I have no clue why I’m seeing Bonobo live tonight at 103 Harriet in San Francisco. I more or so classify Bonobo as the kind of music you’d listen to while you’re having sex with all the lights out. And that is obviously not happening tonight. I guess I might sip my beer and/or alcoholic drink and catch up with an old friend who’s come to visit this weekend. I’m not saying I won’t enjoy the music. Bonobo is probably one of my favorite Ninja Tune artists aside from Amon Tobin and Blockhead. However, when my friend asked me if I wanted to go see Massive Attack a year back, I declined due to the fact that I wasn’t sure if there would be any kind of worthy performance (none at least that would warrant a $50 ticket price). I remain skeptical, but openminded. In the meantime, check him out for yourself.

Bonobo – Sugar Rhyme