Listen up! September Megamix...

I think the phrase is 'better late than never...'

Here's your September Megamix! What a month, what a mammoth mix of songs, all of which I've woven together to make this lovely two-and-a-half hour mix; a little shared gift from me to you.

I sincerely hope you enjoy listening, and find something new here to love...

September Megamix

Tracklist:

Lael Neale - Picasso’s Wife

Chastity Belt - To Decide

Land Of Talk - 4.44

Sylvan Esso - Back Again

Mildred - Bird Laugh

Ruby Gill - Jamie

Cloudbelly - Bend

Bess Atwell - The Act

Işık Kural - Under The Canopy

Steady Holiday - New Generation

how r u - I’m the lucky one

Emily A. Sprague - Rising

Sarah Once Was - Made It Now

Purple Pilgrims - Innocence

Sam Burton - Free Again

June McDoom - Get Out Of My Life

Dana Margolin - Big Beautiful Sound

This is Lorelei - I Will Eat My Heart In The Morning Light

Fish Hunt - Monkey See, Monkey Do

foot foot - callous wall

Radie Peat - The Moon and Stars

Slack Times - Goodbye

Fine - Everything In The Shade

Ex-Re - Radio Station

Grumpy - Queens

Carissa’s Weird - No One Lives Here Anymore

Agnes Obel - Blood So Red

A Country Western - I Found

Lily Seabird - Portal To The Past

Jess Kerber - Changing

Kevin Morby - PBJ

Emma Ayzenberg - Baby Bonsai

Claire Cronin - Before The End Of Time

Greg Freeman - Costs

Biita Houdei - Fennel Knows

Avery Powell - Green

Alice Barlow - Garden

Marine Eyes - Amid Still Trees

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