Bandcamp Weekly
Bandcamp Weekly
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Bandcamp Weekly: 171 22.03.2016
Electronic producer Photay stops by with an exclusive mix and new EP, plus the latest by Family Atlantica, Naia Izumi, and Flamingods.
Bandcamp Weekly: 170 15.03.2016
Al Dobson Jr. drops a mix of soulful and jazz-tinged South London faves, plus new Andy Shauf, Breakdown Brass, and Elza Soares.
Bandcamp Weekly: 169 08.03.2016
Featuring an interview with Morly and a premiere from her stunning forthcoming EP, plus new Beth Orton, Quincy Vidal, and The Hue.
Bandcamp Weekly: 168 01.03.2016
Featuring an interview with hook-laden, lo-fi electronic pop act TV Girl, plus new tunes from Laura Gibson, Anenon, and Suzi Analogue.
Bandcamp Weekly: 167 23.02.2016
Featuring an interview with idiosyncratic UK producer & Deek label boss Bullion, and a crucial Jamaican mix from Dub Store Records.
Bandcamp Weekly: 166 16.02.2016
Submotion Orchestra chat about their new album, life as a 7-piece band, and babies. Plus, new Sam Beam, SALES, and Rioux.
Bandcamp Weekly: 165 09.02.2016
Young siblings Tennyson guest, and we get into new music from Jimi Tenor, Open Mike Eagle, Nils Frahm, -Ziq, and Sly & Robbie.
Bandcamp Weekly: 164 02.02.2016
Beacon talk about their new Ghostly International LP, we get into South African Gqom music, plus new tunes by Imarhan & Black Milk.
Bandcamp Weekly: 163 26.01.2016
English musician / producer Tricky talks about his new Skilled Mechanics project, plus Cross Record and NPR's Bob Boilen stop by.
Bandcamp Weekly: 162 19.01.2016
John Herndon of Tortoise drops by to talk about their new album, tattoos, and the influential sound of Chicago.
Bandcamp Weekly: 161 12.01.2016
Highlighting Awesome Tapes from Africa, plus Paris Strother, one third of the soulful Prince proteges known as King, stops by.
Bandcamp Weekly: 160 05.01.2016
Charles Bradley covers Sabbath, Laetitia Sadier collabs with Adrian Younge, and promising young artist Evan Geesman stops by.
Bandcamp Weekly: 159 29.12.2015
Featuring favorite tracks from 2015, plus guests Hrishi of the Song Exploder podcast, and up-n-coming singer Connie Constance.
Bandcamp Weekly: 158 22.12.2015
Featuring interviews with Mercury Prize nominee CDuncan and Jeremy of Junior Boys, plus an exclusive mix by LV.
Bandcamp Weekly: 157 15.12.2015
Multitalented UK soul man Royce Wood Junior and Chicago-based music machine Makaya McCraven guest on this week's show.
Bandcamp Weekly: 156 08.12.2015
Producer/MC Oddisee talks about a momentous 2015, and we get into upcoming LPs from Bullion, Matthew Bourne, and King.
Bandcamp Weekly: 155 01.12.2015
The mighty Sharon Jones stops by with her new LP, plus Samy from Analog Africa chats about compiling rare tunes in Senegal.
Bandcamp Weekly: 154 24.11.2015
Dexter Story stops by with his Ethio-styled LP, and Siddiq celebrates 20 years of independent hip hop at Rhymesayers Entertainment.
Bandcamp Weekly: 153 17.11.2015
Sarah Williams White guests and we feature tasty treats from Beacon, Black Moth Super Rainbow, and Sango.
Bandcamp Weekly: 152 10.11.2015
New music from Howling, Kode9, Max Graef & Glenn Astro, and Busdriver, plus our special guest is Mizan K.
Bandcamp Weekly: 151 03.11.2015
Three-piece, Thai-influenced band from Texas, Khruangbin, stop by with their kicked-back debut LP.
Bandcamp Weekly: 150 27.10.2015
Gilles Peterson talks about his Sun Ra comp for Strut, and Ecuadorian producer Nicola Cruz guests with his debut LP.
Bandcamp Weekly: 149 20.10.2015
Top tunes from Naytronix, Tindersticks, Chet Faker & Marcus Marr, and Hot 8 Brass Band celebrate their 20th year.
Bandcamp Weekly: 148 13.10.2015
Fresh from collaborating with Mavis Staples, Son Little guests with a new LP, along with soulful UK group The Milk.
Bandcamp Weekly: 147 06.10.2015
Featuring exuberant DFA artist Larry Gus, plus Simon Williams and Will Horrocks, collectively known as LV.
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