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#184 - ft. Ibibio Sound Machine, Wauwatosa, Ruf Dug

Tim Sharp

27-Jan-18 21:00

#184 - ft. Ibibio Sound Machine, Wauwatosa, Ruf Dug

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 - Blutch - Dropin' A Chrome (Red Rack'em Remix)

5:52 - Glowing Palms - Soulfriere Bay

9:38 - Ruf Dug - Happy Birthday

12:09 - International Klein - Begin Here

17:24 - Oscar Key Sung - Fools - ft. Ah Mer ah su & HTML Flowers

21:49 - Aria Rostami - And Nayereh Untied Green Limp Arms

25:27 - Fracture - Idiot Sound

28:27 - KOKOKO! - Likolo

32:22 - Ibibio Sound Machine - Guide You (Edu Kpeme)

35:33 - Sudan Archives - Paid

38:16 - 30/70 Collective - Misrepresented

43:05 - King Garbage - Lost In The Sauce

46:47 - Penya - Lyesa

52:18 - Total Control - Luxury Vacuum

57:16 - Nu Era - Galaxian

61:47 - The Harpoons - Reassurance

64:52 - Arp Frique - Kamajo

68:41 - Music From Memory - KWE!! (Prins Emanuel Remix)

73:34 - Lost in Stars - Wand

77:40 - Wauwatosa - Snakes

80:48 - Rainbow Chan - The Creator

84:37 - Elsa Hewitt - One Day Old Today

88:28 - Ash Walker - Bagger (ft. Yazz Ahmed)

92:22 - Nubya Garcia - Once

Produced by: Tim Sharp


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Tags:  into the blue,  synth pop,  electronic,  Glowing Palms,  Oscar Key Sung,  King Garbage,  Penya,  Blutch,  Aria Rostami,  International Klein


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