OCTA New Music Weekly – Episode #386

Another quarter of a century, another new music weekly. Thanks for all the kind messages about the 25 years of onechordnet. I appreciate them and gives much needed encouragement to continue for another.. how long it ever may be. It does feel kind of empty now, because that was sort of a target I wanted to reach. It almost feels like I’ve given what I have to give and I could pass the reigns to the younger generations. But no, I don’t have any plans to quit. This has been a part of me for so long that it will keep on going on in some shape or form.

The release schedule gets super crowded for the next month or two. There was 35 international albums and EPs on this one and probably missed some too. Needless to say I haven’t properly listened more than a few at this point. We have new albums from Smug Brothers, The Goods, Space Jaguar, Railcard, Captain Tallen & The Benevolent Entities, Biita Houdei, Emma Ayzenberg, Jake Xerxes Fussell, Anders Jörnesten, Jack Browning, Sean Burns & Lost Country, Lily Unless & The If Onlys, Fellow Travelers, David James Allen, Goodnight, Texas, Kelly Hunt, Rambling Nicholas Heron, Big Benny Bailey, Nicole Atkins, Thee Sinseers, Rhiannon Giddens, Jake Blount, Mr. Husband, Ruby of Thanks, Mojohand, Jackson Hoyt, Big Trouble, Adam Ross (EP), Roger Joseph Manning Jr (half new, half live), Belle Plaine, Katie Pruitt, Damn Shame (EP), Devon Church, Meernaa and Babehoven.

The Finnish part of is again bit buried on the latter half of the playlist, because of so many international albums. I like to start with this those, because this has listeners around the world and they might not be super interested in the Finnish language stuff. I’m sure the regulars who are just interested in the Finnish stuff will just locate that section and jump there. Another great M.I.Laine & Sortumavaara single saw the light of the day and that’s always special. I’ve been shouting their name from the rooftops or well at least on instagram stories for close to a year now and will continue to do so. Marvellous stuff. We also have great albums from Lempi Elo and Ville Ahonen plus singles from Amuri, Astrid Swan, Jussi Suonikko, Eerie Deer, Nicholas Francett and Marty’s Random.

Some early faves on the international singles category came from David Myhr, Brower, V.V. Lightbody, Johanna Warren, Hello Emerson, Dillon Warnek… again just to name a few.

That’s all for now. Like, share, follow and all the usual promotional nonsense. It all matters. Back next week. Going to be a special one at least on the Finnish side of things. I haven’t looked the internation calendar yet, but probably plenty of gems there too. Love.

1. Smug Brothers – From Crack to Shatter (Pinhole to Vortex, Anyway Records)
2. The Goods – Dare Me (Goodbye Summertime, Dandy Boy Records)
3. Space Jaguar – Every Time He Says It (Command Post)
4. Railcard – Hillman Minx (Two Steps at a Time, Skep Wax Records)
5. Captain Tallen & The Benevolent Entities – Sun Could Explode (Earth, Swallow Me Whole, Sage Records)
6. Biita Houdei – Fennel Knows (This Bed Was Made For Me, Basin Rock)
7. Emma Ayzenberg – Just a Hum (Child of Saturn)
8. Jake Xerxes Fussell – Rosin Some (The Old Beloved Path, Fat Possum Records)
9. Anders Jörnesten – Waiting for the Break of the Day (Waiting for the Break of the Day)
10. Jack Browning – James Alley Blues (Painted Skies, Too Fine Records)
11. Sean Burns & Lost Country – Better Off In Time (Better Off In Time & Other Songs for the Dance Floor, Department Store Records)
12. Lily Unless & The If Onlys – Jimmy and Dillon (Low and Reckless, Long Gone Records)
13. Fellow Travelers – Fine Line (Don’t Fail Me Now, Litehouse)
14. David James Allen – So Much Pain (Jubilation Potpourri, Littleknown Records)
15. Rambling Nicholas Heron – Death Cold Knight (Nightingale, Suitcase Studio & Shop)
16. Goodnight, Texas – Ashes (Wooden Machine)
17. Kelly Hunt – One of These Days (Requiem for a Sleepless Night, Compass Records)
18. Rhiannon Giddens – Hope is the Thing with Feathers (Hope is the Thing with Feathers, Nonesuch Records)
19. Jake Blount – Working on a Building (Single-Footing Horse)
20. Big Benny Bailey – Mr Uber Driver (Business Spice, BBB Music / Thirty Tigers)
21. Thee Sinseers – Minute By Minute (Love Stories, Colemine Records)
22. Nicole Atkins – Like a Stranger (Drama, Wicked Game Records(
23. Mr. Husband – White Hot Embers (Song for the Old World, Good Soil Records)
24. Ruby of Thanks – Spicebush Grove (Before You Turn Into a Dog, Woodsist)
25. Damn Shame – Making Habits (For Lack of Trying EP, Repeating Cloud)
26. Devon Church – The Shame of Winnipeg (The Shame of Winnipeg, Ruination Record Co)
27. Meernaa – See What (Methuselah, OTTB Records)
28. Babehoven feat Marem Ladson – Something True (I see them, I see me, Double Double Whammy)
29. Katie Pruitt – Fools for the Fleeting (Fools for the Fleeting, Rounder Records)
30. Belle Plaine – Little Black Bird (The Weather, Western Seer Records)
31. Jackson Hoyt – A Little Less Time to Go (Wedington,
32. Big Trouble – Down the Line (On Elepahnat Hill, Royal Oakie Records)
33. Adam Ross – Ache (Superfan EP)
34. Roger Joseph Manning Jr – Wish Away (Hopium, Omnivore Recordings)
35. Mojohand – One More Heartache (Mojohand Bar & Grill, Mojohand Records)
36. Benny J Ward – Watch Outside (single, Cheersquad Records & Tapes)
37. Classic Traffic – There With You (single, Same View)
38. David Myhr – Say Yes (single, Monogram Recordings / Oglio Entertainment)
39. Brower – Falling In Love (single)
40. Wagging – Big Shadows (single, Having Fun / We Are Busy Bodies)
41. M.I. Laine & Sortumavaara – Vaarallisen kaunis (single, Sortumavaara)
42. Amuri – Yöt on matkoja pimeyteen (single, Helmi Levyt)
43. Ville Ahonen – Olen hakattu metsä (Viimeaikaisia lauluja, All Day Entertainment)
44. Nicholas Francett – Oletko siellä (single, Lördag)
45. Lempi Elo – Sade ei tullut sinä päivänä (Sade ei tullut sinä päivänä, Hemma Records)
46. Jussi Suonikko – Moonflower (single)
47. Astrid Swan – Leveling Up (single, Soliti)
48. Eerie Deer – Missiles (single, Eine Records)
49. Marty’s Random – Something’s Broken (single)
50. Dillon Warnek – Destionation Weddding (single, Soggy Anvil Records)
51. The Tender Things – Head on Up (single, Spaceflight Records9
52. Roger Bryan & The Orphans – Van (single, Harves Sum Recordings)
53. JP Harris – Hang Me (single, Bloodshot Records)
54. Noeline Hofmann – Wilson Silverstar 402 Blues (single, Mercury Records)
55. Jackson Craig feet Meels – The Country Squire (single, Humphrey House Recordings9
56. Fanny Lumsden – Traditions (single, Community Music)
57. Neal Casal – Muscatine (single, Neal Casal Music Foundation)
58. Eric Slick – Mannequin (single, Slick Records / Thirty Tigers)
59. Isik Kural – Motorcycles and Cherry Wind (single, RVNG Intl)
60. Winter McQuinn & Acacia Pip – Frankenstein (single, Third Eye Stimuli Records)
61. V.V. Lightbody – Two Swans (single, Egghunt Records)
62. Johanna Warren – Islamorada (single, Soul Selects / Well Kept Secret)
63. Sofia Wolfson – Waterbed (single, Sofia Wolfson / Many Hats Distribution)
64. Kevin Morby – PBJ (single, Dead Oceans)
65. Hello Emerson – The Scrapbook (single, Hello Emersongs)
66. Charlie Horn – Antlers (single)
67. Hiss Golden Messenger feat Bruce Hornsby – Pontiac (single, Merge Records)
68. This Frontier Needs Heroes – Cadaques Cowboy (single)
69. The Satchel Kid – Renaissara (single, Ella Ruth Institutet)
70. Presley Haile – Folded Moon (single, Columbia Records)
71. Jack Barksdale & Julian Taylor – Battleground (single, Cloverdale Records)
72. Toria Wooff – The Morrigan (single, Sloe Flower Records)
73. Grayson Capps – Far Away (single, Royal Potato Family)
74. Claire Cronin – Before the End of Time (single, Orindal Records)
75. Twilark – All Things Will Fade (Never Learned the Tide)

Spotify Playlist

Tidal Playlist

YouTube Playlist

A few Bandcamp cuts for the lovely non-streamers:





Oh and do buy the vinyl/cd/download. Spotify and other streaming services are perfect for these introductory purposes, but try to buy at least the music that matter the most to you

I’ll make the playlist on Spotify and then transfer it to other platforms. This means a few tracks might be missing from the from the other platforms, if they are not available there. Oh and there’s a bunch of older episodes on my Spotify profile, if you miss an episode or want to revisit.

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One Chord to Another is now 25!

When did music blogs become 25 years old? And how old does that make me the music blogger? Time is a weird concept. Yet, here we are. One Chord to Another is quarter of a century old. That’s an achievement and something to be proud of. This definitely has its shortcomings, but doing something just out of love for music for that long shows passion and dedication. There probably should have been a festival, a party or some sort of celebration, but I lacked organizing skills and naturally didn’t have any money. So instead you get this picture of my face that I made with Canva in 15 minutes with my non-existent design skills. Didn’t even bother to get out of the pajamas, but I guess that makes some sense too. There’s bedroom pop and this is a bedroom blog. I appreciate you who treat onechordnet as an actual media and I guess on some level it can be that, but when you send stuff to the editorial office or team this is what the email will find. One middle-aged man in his pajamas.

I believe or at least convince myself to believe that there’s still value in a human curated music blog / playlist that doesn’t care whether something is popular or not. I think the strength of this blog is the continuity and the fact that it goes fairly deep and finds beautiful music that doesn’t (at least yet) get much recognition in that actual music media. I can’t do anything for the Jason Isbells of this world, but for example finding your first ever released song featured in a music blog on the other side of the globe can mean something.

And giant thank you to all the readers and listeners. You make this worthwhile. This won’t ever become viral or reach the masses, but it doesn’t need to because there’s you. It matters to me so much that you follow this whether it’s occasionally or regularly. I also love the fact that many of you are kind of similar music enthusiasts who might spread the music they find here further. I love it when this is a discovery source and any kind of further shares of the music found here is encouraged. No matter whether it’s your own music platform or a bar table conversation with friends. I also want to apologize for being so bad at engaging with you. I’m kind of a shy and quiet person and that applies to my online personality too. But yeah, I should work on that because I appreciate all the interactions and feedback that I get.

Anyway, that’s a wrap for the first 25 years of onechord.net. Who knows how long it will continue. I guess this has been a part of who I am for so long that it’s difficult to see a full complete stop of not doing anything anymore. In my wildest dreams I sometimes think that I should try to do more, but frankly even the current way of doing this takes at least 4-5 hours of pretty much my every weekend (I take a few weeks off during the year) and that’s a big commitment and sometimes hard to justify. Then there’s of course a lot of time spent listening and finding new music throughout the week, but that’s something that I would do regardless because I love music. However, if you want the blog and the new music weekly to continue all the likes, shares and follows are much appreciated. The metrics aren’t that important, but curators don’t get any stats so without them it’s kind of difficult to tell am I just sending songs to a void.

And lastly if you want to celebrate the 25 years of One Chord to Another, buy a record or see a live a concert. I mostly just make a weekly playlist these days, but what I love the most are albums and concerts. So while this has its value as a grass root discovery source, live shows are where the true magic happens. Love.

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OCTA New Music Weekly – Episode #385

Another late Sunday edition of the new music weekly, because I spent the weekend in Helsinki. Lemonator and The Sugarrush shared the stage and it was perfect nostalgic blast. Loved every minute of it. A very fitting start to this birthday week too, because onechordnet hits 25 years next Saturday and this blog probably wouldn’t exist without those two bands. Years have added various (especially rootsy) layer to this, but Finnish guitar pop / power pop band was where this all started. Anyway, back to the quarter of a century celebration on Thursday, if I manage to put together some blog post for that. Here’s the new music of the week.

There’s new albums from Angela Autumn, Twilark, Starpainter, Jon McKiel, The Tubs, Joel Cusumano (EP), Josephine Network (I missed the earlier 2026 album which is wonderful too, but there’s already another one), The Jimmy C, Motorcycle (missed this a week ago), Stephen Egerton, David Faul (also a week old), Jason James, Pokey LaFarge, Ali Holder (EP), Sara Beth Go (EP, also a week old), CJ Wiley (EP), Misha Panfilov, Valerie June (EP), Eli “Paperboy” Reed and Jake Sheppard.

Finnish part has albums from Lintudisko and Viivi Rättyä, EP from Perkeet and singles from Tero-Petri & Korvaamattomat, Ruissalo Amping, Hanhani feat Markus Perttula, Gim Kordon, M and Maa Ilmasta.

International single of the week came from Sylvie feat Alex Amen. I can’t wait to hear the new Sylvie album. Don’t lock your AOTY ballots too early, because that beauty comes out in early November. Some other early faves came from Craig Benedict Valentine Badynee, Moby Beefheart, Jude Brothers, Flora Hibberd, Clara Man, Teenage Fanclub, Margo Cilker, Charlie Kaplan.. again just to name a few.

That’s all for now. Like, share, follow and all the usual promotional nonsense. It all matters when I try to decide do I keep making this for another quarter of a century. Haha. Anyway, back next week with another one of these things. Most likely some kind of 25 years celebration kind of thank you post before that on Thursday. If not here than on instagram or whatever. Love.

1. Angela Autumn – Believer (Believer, Gar Hole Records)
2. Twilark – Holding on to You (Never Learned the Tide)
3. Starpainter – Nectarine (Cayenne Flowerbed, Ram On Records)
4. Jon McKiel – For Shadow (Gold Horatio, You’ve Changed Records)
5. The Tubs – Hard Life (Hard Life, Merge Records)
6. Joel Cusumano – 7×7 (Appendix EP, Dandy Boy Records)
7. Josephine Network – Gotta Get Outta My Heart (Little Spells, Josephine Records)
8. Motorcycle – Keep Running (Relive It, Dandy Boy Records)
9. The Jimmy C – Chugger’s Blues (Pretending to Be a Person, Cheersquad Records & Tapes)
10. Stephen Egerton – Roland Grace (I Think You’re Overthing This, Armstrong Recordings)
11. Jake Sheppard – Verizon Guy Has a Panic Attack (Golly, Desserted City Records)
12. David Faul – The Dead Years (What the Muse Chose to Afford)
13. Jason James – She’s Gone Again (Cut the Chain, Heart of Texas Records)
14. Pokey LaFarge – Told You No (Rent Money, Boxer Boy Records / ONErpm)
15. Eli “Paperboy” Reed feat Swamp Dogg – One Man’s Trash (Is Another Man’s Treasure) (Getting There, Yep Roc)
16. Valerie June – I’ll Fly Away (Brighter Blue EP, Concord Music)
17. Ali Holder – Damages (Garden of the Underworld EP)
18. CJ Wiley – backporch (Just Can’t Quit EP)
19. Sara Beth Go – Everybody’s Stayin at Home (Meds & Money & March Twenty Twenty EP, Blue Room Tunes)
20. Misha Panfilov – Away We Drove (Where the Birds Fly EP, Funk Night Records)
21. Craig Benedict Valentine Badynee – I’ve Been In Trouble Before (single, Team Love)
22. Flora Hibberd – Silent Movie Baby (single, 22TWENTY)
23. Charlie Kaplan – Failed (single, Glamour Gowns)
24. Moby Beefheart – Again Is On My Own (single, MBR)
25. Sylvie feat Alex Amen – Rina (single, Ghostly International)
26. Clara Mann – Go Getter (single, The State51 Conspiracy)
27. Jude Brothers – Oak & Ache (single, Gar Hole Records)
28. Margo Cilker – Molly and Me (single, Fossil Records)
29. Cooper Kenward – Ya Buddy (single, Soggy Anvil Records)
30. Teenage Fanclub – Be With You Tonight (single, Merge Records)
31. Ruissalo Amping – Luonnon antimet (single, Svart Records)
32. Lintudisko – Syömme aivoja (Syy mille ikinä haluat)
33. Tero-Petri & Korvaamattomat – Ainakin yksi asukas (single, Plastic Passion)
34. Hanhani feat Markus Perttula – Takaisin sinne (single, HanHan Music)
35. Viivi Rättyä – Kun mä löydän sen puun (Viivi Rättyä, Vallila Music House)
36. M – Uutta ystävää etsiessäni (single, Playground)
37. Maa ilmasta – Pölyttäjät (single)
38. Perkeet – Kusipää (Tanssii nurmikolla EP)
39. Gim Kordon – Ootan sua (single, All That Plazz)
40. Twisted Teens – When We First Met (single, Sub Pop Records)
41. The Speedways – Angela Sincerely (single, Beluga / Stardumb)
42. Tami Hart – All I Do Is Sit Here (single, Don Giovanni Records)
43. Slack Times – Goodbye (single, Meritorio Records)
44. Tom Henry – Someone I Need (single, Royal Oakie Records9
45. Barney Cortez – Chemical (single)
46. The Cat’s Miaow – When You Smiled and Turned Away (single, Slumberland)
47. The Charities – Movin’ On (single, Colemine Records)
48. The Olympians feat Lee Fields – Don’t Let Me Down (single, Colemine Records)
49. Isik Kural – Winter Sun (single, RVNG Intl)
50. Wilder Maker – Hand off the Suit, Creep (single, Western Vinyl)
51. Hour – Pearls (single, Dear Life Records)
52. June McDoom – Get Out of My Life (single, Jagjaguwar)
53. Johanna Samuels feat Jean-Luc Eldenwood – I Want to Write a Love Song (single, Odd Man Out Recordings / Jealous Butcher Records)
54. Mynolia – Holy Line (single, Full Time Hobby)
55. Sadurn – Can’t Stop (single, Run for Cover Records)
56. Hello Shark – The River (single, Father/Daughter Records)
57. Charlie Parr – (what’s so funny about) Universal Healthcare? (single, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings)
58. The Satchel Kid – If the Devil Cares (single, Ella Ruth Institutet)
59. India Ramey – Drivin’ Nails in My Coffin (single, Copaco Records)
60. Sierra Ferrell – Pair of Dice (single, Rounder Records)
61. Lily Unless & The If Onlys – This One Here (single, Long Gone Records)
62. Corey Parsons – Headed South (single, Cloverdale Records)
63. Roger Harvey feat John R. Miller – Blue Mountain (single)
64. Mojohand – You Shouldn’t Call (single, Mojohand Records)
65. Kelly Hunt – Dreamer (single, Compass Records)
66. Nat Johnson & The Figureheads– The Rabbit (single)
67. Mary Margaret Cozart – Logic (Beginner’s Luck, Starbird Galaxy Sounds)
68. The New Magnetic North – Queen of Rock’n’Roll (Some Days)
69. Uncle Steven feat Berfu Karli – His Last Words for a Fool In Love (Ragged Tunes for a Lazy Afternoon)
70. Paige Plaisance – Peelin the Label (Swampwater, Timeless Echo Recordings)

Spotify Playlist

Tidal Playlist

YouTube Playlist

A few Bandcamp cuts for the lovely non-streamers:





Oh and do buy the vinyl/cd/download. Spotify and other streaming services are perfect for these introductory purposes, but try to buy at least the music that matter the most to you

I’ll make the playlist on Spotify and then transfer it to other platforms. This means a few tracks might be missing from the from the other platforms, if they are not available there. Oh and there’s a bunch of older episodes on my Spotify profile, if you miss an episode or want to revisit.

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OCTA New Music Weekly – Episode #384

Another week, another new music weekly.

There’s new albums from Mary Margaret Cozart, Hollow Hand, Uncle Steven, Leon Majcen, Paige Plaisance, Lena Rich, Benjamin Tod, Rose Gerber, Embla & The Karidotters, Told Slant, Rubber Band Gun, The Unbelieving Dog, Sharp Pins, Radio Days, Soft Science and Holly Throsby. Oh and Lily Seabird is out on physical/download, but won’t hit streaming until early October.

The highlight of the Finnish music was a new surprise album from The New Magnetic North. Other Finnish gems of the week are album from Kanerva and singles from Pekka Laine & Enchanted, Janne Tapion Sisäinen Avaruus, A.Takalo, aamu aurinko, Morimus, STINAKO & Njet Njet 9, Litku Klemetti, Markus Krunegård & Maustetytöt, Saaramaija Zorawski and Ville Ahonen.

A lot of of gold in the international singles section too. Some early favorites there came from Kacy Lee Anderson, Max Bien Kahn, Sam Burton, Lou Turner, Frances De Vargas, Joel Cusumano, Plastic Family, Emmett Morris.. again just to name a few. Also a revisit to St. Yuma’s wonderful single. Full Time Hobby recently signed St. Yuma and therefore his 2026 album Trout Man temporarily disappeared and they are doing the release cycle again. So you may have heard them here before, but I love St. Yuma and that album so I’m going to feature the singles and later the album again (I’m not sure will the album/singles be exactly the same, but I’m sure it’s going to be wonderful). Only problem is that if the full thing won’t come out in 2026, do I feature the album as one of my 2026 AOTY or save it for 2027 if the blog/world still exists at that point.

That’s all for now. Like, share, follow and all the usual promotional nonsense. It all matters. One more new music weekly as a music blog that is younger than quarter of a century. That one is probably late Sunday night edition, because I will be going to Helsinki to see Lemonator and The Sugarrush play at Tavastia on Saturday. That’s kind of related to the blog birthday too, because those bands are a big reason that this blog exists (back then this was about Finnish pop music and this expansion towards rootsy side of things came later). Kind of a lovely coincidence that the bands that inspired me to start this thing decided to make a comeback tour during this exact time. Especially because I was too lazy, broke and inefficient to set up any kind of 25 years celebration for the blog. So yeah, see you at Tavastia on Saturday and another of these things then on Sunday night. Love.

1. Mary Margaret Cozart – Art of Loitering (Beginner’s Luck, Starbird Galaxy Sounds)
2. Hollow Hand – Black Metal Corpse Paint (Wish Road South, Loose Music / Soundly)
3. Uncle Steven – Estelle (Ragged Tunes for a Lazy Afternoon)
4. Leon Majcen – The Leaving Kind (The Leaving Kind, Cloverdale Records)
5. Paige Plaisance – Easy Love (Swampwater, Timeless Echo Recordings)
6. Lena Rich – Carolina (Emerald City)
7. Benjamin Tod – Alone and Forsaken (Country is Dead, Benjamin Tod / Thirty Tigers)
8. Rose Gerber – None of My Business (They Can’t Take the Music)
9. Embla and the Karidotters – Rhinestoned Cowgirl (The Fool, Die With Your Boots On Records)
10. Holly Throsby – All of Our Sorrows (Normal Magic, Hobbledehoy)
11. Told Slant – Sailor (What’s Up, Mtn Laurel Recording Co)
12. Sharp Pins – Face of Youth Today (Mod Mayday 23, perennial)
13. Radio Days – Keep Me Straight (Off the Record, Ammonia Records)
14. Soft Science – Go (Sand, Shelflife Records)
15. Rubber Band Gun – Zombie in the Country (Bloodwork, Historic New Jersey Recordings)
16. The Unbelieving Dog – Without It (The Unbelieving Dog)
17. Lily Seabird – Lightspheres on Their Way (single/album, Lame-O Records) – album out physical/download – streaming coming in October
18. Plastic Family – Quiz On the Radio (single, Echo Archive Recordings)
19. Joel Cusumano – Stigmata (single, Dandy Boy Records)
20. Emmett Morris – Fair City (single)
21. St. Yuma – Alone the Walrus (single, Full Time Hobby)
22. Max Bien Kahn – Skipping Stones (single, Max Bien Kahn / Well Kept Secret)
23. Kacy Lee Anderson – Outdated Songs (single, Earth Libraries)
24. Josienne Clarke – Green Grow the Laurels MMXXVI (single)
25. Frances De Vargas – To Be Dust (single, Nudie Records)
26. Sam Burton – Fairweather Friend (single, Captured Tracks)
27. Lou Turner – Ants Underfoot (single)
28. Carmen Quill – Harmless (single, Ruination Record Co)
29. Matching Outfits – Mini Moon (single, Bar/None Records / Dreams of Field)
30. The New Magnetic North – So Many Ways (Some Days)
31. Morimus – The Changing (single)
32. Pekka Laine & The Enchanted – The Last Daredevil (single, Svart Records)
33. Janne Tapion Sisäinen Avaruus – Käärmeensylkeä (single)
34. A.Takalo – Lämpimät päivät (single, Panama-levyt)
35. Litku Klemetti – Kuningas (single, Lördag)
36. Markus Krunegård & Maustetytöt – Vaasankatu 4-ever (single, Lördag)
37. Kanerva – Hyvien puolella (Liian paljon kauneutta, Texicalli Records)
38. aamu aurinko – kiiruna (single)
39. Saaramaija Zorawski – Metsänpeitto (single, Kuohu Records)
40. Ville Ahonen – Älä pelkää elämää (single, All Day Entertainment)
41. STINAKO & Njet Njet 9 – Visions of Future (single, Soliti)
42. Tia Rosa – Longest Day (single, perennial)
43. Mr. Husband – Shelter from the Storm (single, Good Soil Records)
44. Icarus Phoenix – The Oligarchy (single)
45. The Reds, Pinks and Purples – Every Shade of Blue (single, Fire Records)
46. Exploding Flowers – The Middle Way (single, Meritorio Records)
47. Homework – Heroes Welcome (single, Meritorio Records)
48. Bill Baird – Horse Moon (single, Royal Oakie Records)
49. Smug Brothers – Kind Enough to Share the Drop (single, Anyway Records)
50. Dazy – Beat Change (single, Lame-O Records)
51. The Smashing Times – The Ladder (single, perennial)
52. Dropkick – It’s a Long Way to Fall Down (single)
53. Big Trouble – Pipeno (single, Royal Oakie Records)
54. Libby Dale – Prayer (single)
55. Carsie Blanton – Everything for Everyone (single)
56. Swansea Sound – Mean to Be Mean (single, Skep Wax Records)
57. Beth Bombara – You In ’95 (single, All the Right Pills)
58. Grey DeLisle – There’s the Door (single, Hummin’bird Records)
59. Jess Parker – Lady From Doreen (single, Ragged Gum Records)
60. David Milner – Silver Valley (single, Edgewater Music Group)
61. J.J. Swinn – Better in Time (single, Nickel & Dime Recordings)
62. Charissa Hoffman – Kitchenette (single)
63. Austin Cash & Nathan Smerage – Wooden Cow (single, Scissor Tail Records)
64. Devon Church – Vast as Space (single, Ruination Record Co)
65. Andy Boya – Child (single, Does Are)
66. Dark Tea – Silver Screen (single, Don Piano Enterprises)
67. Aaron Frazer – Paint the Picture (single, Dead Oceans)
68. Theo Lawrence – Today is a Good Day (single, Bee & El Records / Reprise Records)
69. Maisy Owen feat BJ Cole – Fare Thee Well, Miss Carousel (single, Tompkins Square)
70. Muireann Bradley – Dancing On My Grave (single, A Fontana Records / Verve Forecast Release)
71. Martha O’Brien – In the Name of the Law (single)
72. Alexanda Alden – These Days (single, Open Window Music)
73. Laura Hickli – the day we fell (single, Ba Da Bing Records)
74. Dungen – En Chans Till (single, Skolhaus)
75. Video Age – Bad Job (single, Winspear)
76. Eliza Edens – Death Drive (single, First City Artists)
77. The Male Pattern – Charlie (The Robbery, Barely Out Recordings)
78. Le Ren feat Kacy Lee Anderson – Die Inside (Don’t Be Funny Without Me, Royal Mountain Records)
79. Elanor Moss – Louise (The Knife, The Needle, Merge Records)
80. The Bird Calls – Shadow Song (Take Leave, Ruination Record Co)

Spotify Playlist

Tidal Playlist

YouTube Playlist

A few Bandcamp cuts for the lovely non-streamers:





Oh and do buy the vinyl/cd/download. Spotify and other streaming services are perfect for these introductory purposes, but try to buy at least the music that matter the most to you

I’ll make the playlist on Spotify and then transfer it to other platforms. This means a few tracks might be missing from the from the other platforms, if they are not available there. Oh and there’s a bunch of older episodes on my Spotify profile, if you miss an episode or want to revisit.

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