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Day number Thursday. This one”™s going to split people right down the middle – some people will *get it* and some people will wonder why the hell I”™ve added William Shatner. The playlist as a whole aims for a “Hey, it”™s almost the weekend, it”™s payday, let”™s start dancing!” kind of a vibe, and hopefully it”™ll help get you through a dreary day.

04 Spotisfaction Thursday (25 Feb) – DProwse

  1. Lars Bartkuhn – Goodby Dancing Hello God
  2. Mr. Scruff, Alice Russell – Music Takes Me Up
  3. SOIL & “PIMP” SESSIONS – Mars
  4. The Quantic Soul Orchestra – Melodius Wayfarer (Soul Montuno)
  5. Quantic – Wider Than The Sky
  6. Caribou – The Spiritually Immature Mansion
  7. Handsome Boy Modeling School – The Truth
  8. The Heavy – Coleen
  9. Madvillain, Medaphor – Raid
  10. The Herbaliser, Roots Manuva – Lord Lord
  11. The Roots – What They Do
  12. The Cuban Brothers – Miguel For President
  13. Jazzanova, Phonte Coleman – So Far From Home
  14. Breakestra – Show and Prove
  15. Bonobo – Transmission 94 – Parts 1 & 2
  16. Four Tet – You Could Ruin My Day
  17. William Shatner, Lemon Jelly – Together
  18. Digitalism – Taken Away (Instrumental)
  19. Miike Snow – Silvia, Robotberget Remix
  20. The Whip – Divebomb, Crystal Castles Remix
  21. Boys Noize – & Down, Extended Mix
  22. Daedelus – Fair Weather Friends
  23. Metric – Monster Hospital, MSTRKRFT Remix
  24. Felix Da Housecat – Radio, Shinichi Osawa Remix Radio Edit
  25. Disasterpeace – Win

Got a bit busy today, so apologies for this being a bit shorter than normal”¦

Mr. Scruff going into SOIL & “PIMP” SESSIONS – foot-tapping ridiculousness. Completely wonderful two tracks. Not really much more to say than that. If you don”™t like them then this probably isn”™t the playlist for you – be warned. After The Quantic Soul Orchestra”™s carnival feel, I wanted to use Quantic as a tempo shift, and I think it works pretty well. It”™s just a nice chillout song. I really love this section of the playlist, to be honest.

I adore everything that Madvillain (aka MF Doom, and a million and one other pseudonyms) does. His wordplay is completely amazing, it”™s like watching a really talented butcher cleaving words instead of steaks. In a lot of ways he reminds me of Roots Manuva, which is why I threw them both together. Intelligent hip-hop is just not given enough credit in these days of autotune, identical beats and hooks, radio edits and crunk cups.

Now, I”™m pretty sure the Jazzanova and Breakestra tracks will go either way. Personally, I love them, but then I love me a bit of funky soul. It”™d be interesting to see what others think of them. For me, they brighten up my day. I find it impossible not to smile to these two bands, really, and coming from a grumpy sod that”™s pretty good going.

William Shatner plus Lemon Jelly. A bit oddball, but I love it. You will too.

I added Miike Snow at the last second when I was reminded by a friend how awesome a track “Silvia” is. The original is haunting and beautiful, but didn”™t really fit – I”™ve added the Robotberget remix, which builds slowly but segues perfectly into the ”˜house”™ section of the playlist. Definitely check out the original edit of “Silvia” if you get a chance. Maybe I”™ll fit it into my next playlist.

I quite like MSTRKRFT, but for me, their remix of Metric”™s “Monster Hospital” is the best thing they”™ve ever done. I”™m a massive fan of Metric, but I”™d go so far as saying that this remix is better than the original. I the powerful buildup into that, frankly, kickass house section. Perfect synths, perfect layering, perfect compliment to Emily”™s perfect voice. Great track.

Disasterpeace. Oh, Disasterpeace. Enjoy.

[David]

Day number Thursday. This one”™s going to split people right down the middle – some people will *get it* and some people will wonder why the hell I”™ve added William Shatner. The playlist as a whole aims for a “Hey, it”™s almost the weekend, it”™s payday, let”™s start dancing!” kind of a vibe, and hopefully it”™ll help get you through a dreary day.

04 Spotisfaction Thursday (25 Feb) – DProwse

  1. Lars Bartkuhn – Goodby Dancing Hello God
  2. Mr. Scruff, Alice Russell – Music Takes Me Up
  3. SOIL & “PIMP” SESSIONS – Mars
  4. The Quantic Soul Orchestra – Melodius Wayfarer (Soul Montuno)
  5. Quantic – Wider Than The Sky
  6. Caribou – The Spiritually Immature Mansion
  7. Handsome Boy Modeling School – The Truth
  8. The Heavy – Coleen
  9. Madvillain, Medaphor – Raid
  10. The Herbaliser, Roots Manuva – Lord Lord
  11. The Roots – What They Do
  12. The Cuban Brothers – Miguel For President
  13. Jazzanova, Phonte Coleman – So Far From Home
  14. Breakestra – Show and Prove
  15. Bonobo – Transmission 94 – Parts 1 & 2
  16. Four Tet – You Could Ruin My Day
  17. William Shatner, Lemon Jelly – Together
  18. Digitalism – Taken Away (Instrumental)
  19. Miike Snow – Silvia, Robotberget Remix
  20. The Whip – Divebomb, Crystal Castles Remix
  21. Boys Noize – & Down, Extended Mix
  22. Daedelus – Fair Weather Friends
  23. Metric – Monster Hospital, MSTRKRFT Remix
  24. Felix Da Housecat – Radio, Shinichi Osawa Remix Radio Edit
  25. Disasterpeace – Win

Got a bit busy today, so apologies for this being a bit shorter than normal”¦

Mr. Scruff going into SOIL & “PIMP” SESSIONS – foot-tapping ridiculousness. Completely wonderful two tracks. Not really much more to say than that. If you don”™t like them then this probably isn”™t the playlist for you – be warned. After The Quantic Soul Orchestra”™s carnival feel, I wanted to use Quantic as a tempo shift, and I think it works pretty well. It”™s just a nice chillout song. I really love this section of the playlist, to be honest.

I adore everything that Madvillain (aka MF Doom, and a million and one other pseudonyms) does. His wordplay is completely amazing, it”™s like watching a really talented butcher cleaving words instead of steaks. In a lot of ways he reminds me of Roots Manuva, which is why I threw them both together. Intelligent hip-hop is just not given enough credit in these days of autotune, identical beats and hooks, radio edits and crunk cups.

Now, I”™m pretty sure the Jazzanova and Breakestra tracks will go either way. Personally, I love them, but then I love me a bit of funky soul. It”™d be interesting to see what others think of them. For me, they brighten up my day. I find it impossible not to smile to these two bands, really, and coming from a grumpy sod that”™s pretty good going.

William Shatner plus Lemon Jelly. A bit oddball, but I love it. You will too.

I added Miike Snow at the last second when I was reminded by a friend how awesome a track “Silvia” is. The original is haunting and beautiful, but didn”™t really fit – I”™ve added the Robotberget remix, which builds slowly but segues perfectly into the ”˜house”™ section of the playlist. Definitely check out the original edit of “Silvia” if you get a chance. Maybe I”™ll fit it into my next playlist.

I quite like MSTRKRFT, but for me, their remix of Metric”™s “Monster Hospital” is the best thing they”™ve ever done. I”™m a massive fan of Metric, but I”™d go so far as saying that this remix is better than the original. I the powerful buildup into that, frankly, kickass house section. Perfect synths, perfect layering, perfect compliment to Emily”™s perfect voice. Great track.

Disasterpeace. Oh, Disasterpeace. Enjoy.

[David]