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We previously featured Australia’s George Maple when she guested … Continue reading
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Rustie‘s been in the news a lot as of late, thanks to fresh tracks like “Slasherr” (above) and “Triadzz”. This week he continues to keep us on our toes with a brand spanking new mini mix for Jackmaster’s show on BBC Radio 1. Aired last night, it features a number of goodies, including a new Pusha T remix, an unknown Pharrell Williams track, as well as cuts by Timbaland and Hit-Boy.
Listen to Rustie’s BBC mini mix here (starts around the 24:00 mark).
Rustie BBC mini mix setlist:
Gradient Overlay – “Dineq”
Smiddy – “Beat 3056”
Hit-Boy – “Fan”
Pusha-T – “Only You Can Tell It (Rustie Edit)”
Hard Creation – “Who Came to Party”
Timbaland – “Party Anthem”
Bangladesh – “After Party”
Darq E Freaker – “Minger”
Pharrell Williams – Unknown (?)
Nightwave – “Magic Carpet”
S-Type – “Franco”
Smiddy – “Beat 2402”
Sometimes sifting through an endless stream of new music each day can be a little taxing on the ears, but it’s all worth it when you find something like this utterly transfixing track called “On The Shore”. Crafted by Dublin duo Slow Skies, it’s got such a beautiful ghostliness to it, gentle and understated, yet so powerful and consuming. Karen Sheridan’s unique vocals sound so fragile, as though on the verge of shattering into a million pieces, and when she coos long “oooh’s”, she does it with such emotion, like she’s finally exhaling after years and years of holding her breath. If the music wasn’t enough to touch the depths of your heart, then let the track’s poetic lyrics do the literal talking:
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