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by daworldizaghetto
Give my latest a listen, especially if you need a break from this shitshow of a world we're living it. Down with Imperialism! No More War! No More Genocide! Workers of the World Unite! Fuck AI!
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Happy belated birthday to the one and only Helen Folusade Adu. This seventh installment of "For Sade Lovers" includes some of the band's hits and deep cuts, as well as the side projects of different members, covers and some of their inspirations.
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This edition of For Sade Lovers includes some of the band's tracks as well as music from various side projects like Sweetback, Cottonbelly, and songs from Maxwell's catalogue that were collabs with Stuart Matthewman. I've also included a great live…
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Give my latest a listen! I'm definitely missing my SoCal life because this is LA-heavy, and includes tracks from NxWorries, Earl Sweatshirt, Angela Muñoz, Steve Lacy, The Internet, and of course, Frank Ocean. Enjoy!
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This tribute showcases some of the band's inspirations, including Phil Lynott's achingly beautiful vocals on Thin Lizzy's "Still in Love with You," and Timmy Thomas's "Why Can't We Live Together." Like most Sade fans I was ecstatic and inspired by…
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Give my latest show a listen! You'll find the same mix of old, new, sampled and blue. Two cornerstone tracks here are live performances-- Gil Scott Heron and Brian Jackson's "Angola, Louisiana," as well as Roy Hargrove and The RH Factor's killer …
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Take a listen to my latest show. You'll find a a serious helping of Greentea Peng who I adore, some of Chicago's own, the late great Terry Callier, Guru featuring N'Dea Davenport, and Tyler, the Creator. I've also included a cut from Angela Muñoz…
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Please check out my latest show. I'm back after a long hiatus. My return to Chicago after a a year in the City of Angels has been an ordeal but I'm still standing and still loving. This latest mix pays tribute to the legendary dub poet Benjamin Zeph…
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The Riot Storm is an homage to the old "quiet storm" radio sets where black DJs spun classic R&B ballads and slow jams for late night listeners. This show riffs on those downtempo, baby-making atmospherics, but with more promiscuous tastes, some upb…
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by daworldizaghetto
This latest installment focuses on the consistently beautiful songwriting and production of Stuart Matthewman. Included here is his work with Maxwell, Sweetback and Twin Danger, some classics by the band Sade, as well as singles by Matthewman's late…
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