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#170 - ft. DJ Seinfeld, Rainbow Chan, and Harmonious Thelonious

Tim Sharp

07-Oct-17 21:00

#170 - ft. DJ Seinfeld, Rainbow Chan, and Harmonious Thelonious

Into The Blue is a show dedicated solely to discover and explore the latest tracks and releases of the week. Join your host, Tim Sharp as he spins you a fresh mix of eclectic tunes from all over the globe.

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0:00 - Dooley Silverspoon - Mr Deluxe (Part I + Part II) (Bill Brewster Edit)

5:58 - SAUCE 81 - DANCE TONIGHT

9:59 - Lord Echo - In Your Life

15:27 - Statue - Base

20:49 - DJ Seinfeld - What Kind of Sandwich is This?

26:35 - James i.V - Scotland Yard

32:26 - Clap! Clap! - Hope ft. OY

36:23 - Portico Quartet - RGB

41:38 - Cut Copy - Standing in the Middle of the Field

45:24 - Rainbow Chan - Let Me

49:25 - Four Tet - LA Trance

54:56 - Jakuzi - Istedigin Gibi Kullan

59:45 - Msafiri Zawose - Nosaga

63:50 - Harvey Sutherland and Bermuda - Expectations

68:54 - Neguim. - Twice

71:27 - Gussy - Mornings

74:12 - Moses Sumney - Self-Help Tape

77:01 - Annabel (lee) - Far

80:22 - Harmonious Thelonious - Old Oil

85:59 - ADAM KASTURI - Kebangkitan di Insectarium

89:48 - FARAI - INTRO

91:40 - Egopusher - Blood Red

97:35 - AnD - Kepler

103:19 - Perm - IV


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