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“How is it possible that there is this much amazing unreleased Arthur Russell music? So prolific. This album has some absolute stone cold gems on it, can't wait for the vinyl to show up!”
Episode 108 of The Mix Tape Radio Show features 8 nordic gems shuffled out of the HI54 Mix CD ‘A NORDIC BREEZE’ - ft. The Radio Dept, Old Amica, Tuvaband, Chorus Grant + a whole bunch more headphones goodness.
“So even if you’re not ready to retire your ‘so much for global warming’ bit for a few more winters, at the very least, we all have to be ready to agree on no longer wanting to be a pushover minion for the extremely wealthy. We need to stop arguing amongst each other on their behalf. Against our own interests.”
“Also, cycling - me and my best friend kick about on our bikes like we're 10 - just when ya hit 30, you can afford a slightly sexier bike, but it's pretty much the same thing as to when you're younger. We still pull the same skids.”
Episode 107 of The Mix Tape Radio Show features 8 gems shuffled out of the HI54 Mix CD ‘420 ≠ ALL DAY’ - ft. Violent Femmes, Michael Nau, Cat Power + a whole bunch more headphones goodness.
A monthly playlist for the Soundcloud submissions that get approved on Submithub for a HI54 Mix CD during the month of September 2019.
“The back-to-back punch of the last two tracks had me 'I'm not crying your crying' in the mirror. If you've spent anytime with Ben's songs (or even Ben himself) in the past, there is a lot of really special moments in this live album.”
Episode 103 kicks off with Haley Heynderickx plotting a garden, and before things close out with all Selmer wants, you’ll hear Bill Callahan Fighting Kites, Doctor Pockets Scuttlebuggs, and a bunch more audio niceness.
“Doing: organized games with friends (I like ping pong, tennis). Using: the ‘do not disturb’ feature on your phone while you sleep. Thinking: nice things about your friends and telling them. Eating: kimchi.”
“Everyone should dedicate one full day, or perhaps a section of each day, where they do not touch their phones at all and leave them aside on airplane. This could minimize the intensity of the ensuing zombie apocalypse. This could help people slow down in an unnecessarily intense society.”
