DT32's Playlist Of The Month (September 2020) (55 + 10)

MOSTLY RECENT SECTION

1. Clipping - Say The Name
2. IDLES - Reigns
3. Nadine Shah - Walk
4. IDLES - Model Village
5. Jehnny Beth - We Will Sin Together
6. IDLES - Carcinogenic
7. Doves - Prisoners
8. Hallan - Modern England
9. Squarepusher - The Paris Track
10. Sylvan Esso - Ferris Wheel
11. Everything Everything - Violent Sun
12. Bring Me The Horizon feat. YUNGBLUD - Obey
13. Nas feat. Hit-Boy - Ultra Black
14. Osees - If I Had My Way
15. Master KG feat. Nomcebo Zikode and Burna Boy - Jerusalema (Remix)
16. Billy Nomates - No
17. Greentea Peng - Hu Man
18. Pan Amsterdam feat. Guts - Carrot Cake
19. Nines feat. Tiggs Da Author - NIC
20. Gorillaz feat. Robert Smith - Strange Times
21. London Grammar - Baby It’s You
22. Machinedrum feat. Freddie Gibbs - Kane Train
23. Swarmz feat. Krept & Konan and Bandokay - How Do You Want It
24. Poppy Ajudha - Watermelon Man (Under The Sun)
25. Sampa The Great feat. Krown - Time's Up
26. Nubiyan Twist feat. Ego Ella May - 24-7
27. Temples - Paraphernalia
28. David Guetta and Sia - Let’s Love
29. The Magic Gang - Make Time For Change
30. Calvin Harris feat. The Weeknd - Over Now
31. Madison Beer - Baby
32. Marshmello feat. Demi Lovato - OK Not To Be OK
33. Yard Act - The Trapper’s Pelts
34. Declan McKenna - Daniel, You’re Still A Child
35. Koffee - Pressure
36. Rudimental feat. Anne-Marie and Tion Wayne - Come Over
37. Biig Piig - Don’t Turn Around
38. The Go! Team - Cookie Scene
39. Arlo Parks - Hurt
40. Laura Veirs - Burn Too Bright
41. Roisin Murphy - Something More
42. Yard Act - Fixer Upper
43. Headie One feat. AJ Tracey and Stormzy - Ain’t It Different
44. beabadoobee - Care
45. Marie Davidson and L'Oeil Nu - Renegade Breakdown
46. Travis Scott - The Plan (from ‘Tenet’)
47. Sports Team - Camel Crew
48. Tina - Golden Rope
49. Actress feat. Sampha - Walking Flames
50. Nubya Garcia feat. Ms MAURICE, Cassie Kinoshi and Richie Seivwright - Source
51. Aitch - Safe To Say
52. Slowthai - BB (Bodybag)
53. Drake feat. Lil Durk - Laugh Now Cry Later
54. New Order - Be A Rebel
55. A$AP Ferg feat. Tyga - Dennis Rodman

     

     

     

    RETRO SECTION (songs from before September 2019)

56. Bombay Rockers - Sexy Mama (2004)
57. Amine feat. Injury Reserve - Campfire (2018)
58. Mild High Club - Homage (2016)
59. Athlete - Out Of Nowhere (2003)
60. Easy Life - Nightmares (2018)
61. Machinedrum feat. Rosie Lowe - What Is This (2017)
62. Enigma - Mea Culpa (1990)
63. Pantera - Cowboys From Hell (1990)
64. Pixies - Gouge Away (1989)
65. A Tribe Called Quest - Push It Along (1990)
66. BONUS: The Singing Critic - 13 Going On 30 (a review of the Jennifer Garner / Mark Ruffalo film) (2011)

This week:

• *IDLES get three tracks in from their new album Ultra Mono
• *Clipping tops the playlist with some fantastic horror inspired hip hop
• *Hallan showcase a cynical view of today's England in their new punk rock song
• *Sylvan Esso return with a blocky pop tune. Reminds me of Georgia a fair bit.
• *Bring Me The Horizon and YUNGBLUD team up for a dystopian burst of rage. There's some synths thrown it that are reminiscent of the ones The Prodigy have used.
• *Nas brings unity to the world with a nice piano sample and lyrics celebrating black culture
• *Osees are back with a psychedelic style of garage rock
• *Greentea Peng brings the jazz lounge to our speakers
• *Pan Amsterdam makes word sandwiches upon word sandwiches with a lot of charm over a chill beat.
• *Machinedrum crafts a beat with some drum and bass elements thrown in. A brass sample keeps coming in and Freddie Gibbs comes through with great flows.
• *Robert Smith of The Cure comes back to collaborate with Gorillaz on their new song Strange Timez,in which they look at hectic state of the world today. The menacing pianos were a fantastic addition.
• *Swarmz' new song is an afrobashment earworm. Even with the questionable Sabrina line in Konan's verse, the bragging fits the upbeat tone of the song, along with a good sample of Soul II Soul's Back To Life.
• *There's more chilled stuff, and it comes from the pleasant sounds of Nubiyan Twist
• *Temples add some disco elements to their style of psychedelic rock.
• *David Guetta and Calvin Harris move away from EDM and opt for a more 80's influenced style. The latter has already done so with his Funk Wav Bounces album, and Guetta previously dived into that style on Flames (which also had Sia in it).
• *Marshmello and Demi give advice to those struggling with depression on OK Not To Be OK. The song comes to an abrupt stop, but it was a very good look into mental heath.
• *Koffee shifts from afrobashment to a more traditional reggae sound on Pressure.
• *Rudimental produces a UK garage throwback
• *beabadoobee's Care sounds like a late 90's indie rock hit.

Edited October 4, 20204 yr by DalekTurret32