R4NT Radio April 2009
R4NT Radio April 2009 what’s that in the air edition, featuring: Yppah, Recloose, Clyde, Sepalot, Black Spade, Two Fingers, Shuttle, Quite Nyce & Radar Ellis, and Wigald Boning.
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(Running Time 28:18, Size: 64.8megs MP3)
Albums featured:
Artist: Yppah
Album: They Know What Ghosts Know
Track: Gumball Machine Weekend
Artist: Recloose
Album: Perfect Timing
Track: Catch a Leaf (Feat. Rachel Frasier)
Artist: Clyde
Album: Hyper Reality
Track: Roll of the Beast
Artist: Various
Album: Freshly Composted Vol.3
Track: Sepalot – Go Get it (Featuring Ladi6)
Artist: Black Spade vs Kalbata vs Dj Hysteria
Album: Red Bull Music Academy – Seattle 2005
Track: Left & Right
Artist: Two Fingers
Album: Two Fingers
Track: Straw Men feat. Sway
Artist: Shuttle
Album: Tunnel
Track: Rotton Guts feat. Cadence Weapon
Artist: Quite Nyce & Radar Ellis
Album: Champs Vs. The League
Track: The Spirit
Artist: Wigald Boning
Album: Jet-Set-Jazz
Track: Lost In London
- R4NT Radio April 2009
- by David Gluzman
- Published on April 28th, 2009
- Photos:
- Two Fingers by khomatech.com
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