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The Muddy Confluence Musical Companion - #206 2016 Picks Part 5

Ali Johan | Daryl Ong | Richard Bradbury | Othniel Ting

31-Dec-16 20:00

The Muddy Confluence Musical Companion - #206 2016 Picks Part 5

A music show like no other - Ali, Daryl, Richard and Othniel will be introducing you to some lesser known gems from the past, present and future. Join us for our year end special as we handpick some our favorite releases from 2016.

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2:14 - Radiohead - Burn The Witch

9:56 - Bon Iver - 666 ʇ

14:07 - BADBADNOTGOOD - Chompy's Paradise

20:03 - Kaytranada - Got It Good (ft. Craig David)

27:26 - The Frightnrs - Nothing More To Say

31:36 - Anderson .Paak - Heart Don't Stand A Chance

39:06 - Diiv - Yr Not Far

49:07 - Massive Attack - The Spoils (feat Hope Sandoval)


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Tags:  2016 Favourites,  Radiohead,  Favourite Tracks,  Revisit,  Soul,  Saxophone,  Hottest Man of 2016 Music


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