A bunch of tunes I have enjoyed lately strung together by pressing buttons  on shapes with lights in them. Enjoy!

Greater than Depression

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A floor filler made to make you dance like nobody is watching.

Flicker

Another edition of not-your-average-Christmas music!

I'd like to first thank Kevin McGrath, who spent nearly a whole year working with artists and record labels, curating original Christmas songs from a diverse range of genres for his "Have Yourself a Merry Indie Christmas" compilation. You can purchase and download this 108-track, two volume set of holiday music through bandcamp, with all proceeds being donated to Crisis, a UK charity which helps for the homeless. More than a few tracks heard on my mix this year were taken from his compendium. (https://v4velindre.bandcamp.com) It should be noted that these are among the first "digital-only" tracks I've used in my compilations - purchased, of course, as they should be.

I'd also like to thank Henry Santoro for suggesting Eugene Mirman and Lucy Wainwright Roche's track, "How Do You Lie To Your Child About Santa." Happy to include it here.

Hopefully, there's a little something to found for everyone on this year's offering... and if you dig a particular track or two, feel free to comment on it! (As always, downloads are enabled.)

Oh, and after 30+ years of coming up with alliterative names for the annual mix, I think it's time to give it a proper name, so here we go... "Mr. Mike's Merry Mix" it is from now on.

SufferedSteps

mixedmindz