Spring time haze, a follow on from the winter warmers mix we did for you last time. 

It’s something that ebbs and flows softly, giving off that fresh optimism of a new season but nostalgic still. Lots of light bokeh and vintage tones if it was put to film, hah! I also wanted to do a mix that felt timeless, making it re-listenable and ultimately very enjoyable tone-wise.

TRACKLIST

Edmondson - Remind me in an hour
Tour-Maubourg & Ismael Ndir - Ode To Love (Panorama Version)
Hnny - Kindness
I Gemin - Introfall (Autumn)
Mndsgn - (my)PLEASURE ft. Liv.e
Scruscru - Water Ripples
De La Soul - Stakes Is High (Instrumental) [Excerpt]
Jéroboam - Mystic Beauty Part 1 & 2
Leon Lowman - Open
Jack J - Closing The Door
Jonny Sender - Zhivago Zhivago
Space Ghost - Emotional Freedom (Ambient Mix)
Uniile - A Jazz Thing
Bobby Donny Soundsystem - Sippin
Ancient Deep - Early Werk feat. Carlos Mena
Makèz x Life On Planets - Running from the Noise (Edit)
Manuel Daquart - The Vibe
Unknown Artist - Ijzeren Rots
Edmondson -  - Willows
Manabu Nagayama & Soichi Terada - Low Tension (1991 Original Version)
Linkwood - Love Lost
Pastor T.L. Barrett And The Youth For Christ Choir - How Would You Like To Have A Nice Hawaiian Punch? Excerpt 1
Pastor T.L. Barrett And The Youth For Christ Choir  - Father I Stretch My Hands
Slick Rick - CEO Outro

Enjoy!

Stan Radio 41 | SlothBoogie

DJ in London playing Disco, House, Techno and anything in between. Most importantly music with soul. 

We all want to live in this fantasy past where Larry Levan is playing some Kenny Dixon Jr re-work of some Arthur Russell song that doesn't actually exist.

Phreek is a monthly, members only, not-for-profit celebration parties in Tbilisi for all the freaks out there and their allies who do not necessarily fit into socially acceptable "norms".
Any "profit" from the parties will be donated to charities fighting against racism, domestic abuse and discrimination of marginalised parts of our society.

Phreek is inspired by David Mancuso’s The Loft and Nicky Siano’s The Gallery of early 70s New York City and their ethos of people coming together and having fun, regardless of their background.  No one can recreate what these NYC parties created and Phreek is not about imitating and glorifying the past, but it is about connecting the past to the present.

Hosted by "Brixton Phreek".

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