There’s an old saying that 99% of everything is crap. Theater, movies, literature, etc. And in our case, electronic music. 99% of it is crap. Mediocre. Uninspired. Trite. Cliche. Gutless. Excrement.
But here’s the good part—there are so many human beings that statistically there’s an astounding amount of great electronic music in the 1%! So much so, in fact, that I can’t possibly play all of it even on a weekly one hour program. There’s just too much of it! Seemed a shame to keep it to myself so I started Tweeting whatever tracks I was listening to at the moment that I thought were worth hearing.
Problem solved, right?
Not quite.
I listen to a lot of music when I’m on the go and it was frustrating to not always be able to link to the song or album I was listening to.
What to do?
After giving it some thought I created a new section on my blog where I featured the song of the day. That gave me the freedom to not only link to the artist but also include the song or a video of the song of the day, and whenever it’s possible, a free MP3 download of that song.
I’ve posting a song a day for the last month or so and now that I have enough of them under my belt I thought it was time to share some of those songs with you on today’s show. And like the tracks I feature on my blog, the music on today’s show will skip from genre to genre and every track is top notch.
On today’s I prove it to you.
Below are links to purchase music from on today’s show. If you like anything you heard, why not spend a buck or two to support the artists?
See you next week!
Photo Credit: ©mr_cactus
- Morgan Page “Loves Mistaken feat. Shelley Harland”
- Underhill “Hiding The Light”
- Squarepusher “Dark Steering”
- Take “Before You Think”
- Leaving Richmond “Tiny Things”
- Renart “Conte D’Eté”
- Tomas Barfod “Broken Glass”
- Emsy Prank “Backside”
- Pepe Deluxe “Go Supersonic (Radio Edit)”
- Wordburglar “Rhyme O’ Clock feat. More Or Les (Clean)”
- Bonde Do Role “Kilo”
- Busdriver “Bon Bon Fire”
- Blockhead “Meet You At Tower Records”
- Sidestepper “La Paloma”