R4NT Radio August 2009
R4NT Radio August 2009 dammit summers over edition, featuring: Love Grenades, Hipp-e, Aaron Jerome, The Disco Builders, Two Fingers, Saukrates, Asheru, Juice Aleem, Flowering Inferno, Speech Debelle, Geggy Tah and Trentmøller.
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(Running Time 41:00, Size: 93.8megs MP3)
Albums featured:
Artist: Love Grenades
Track: Tigers in the Fire
Artist: Hipp-E
Track: Sweet Sticky
Artist: Aaron Jerome
Album: 12″s of Pleasure (Part III)
Track: Misunderstanding ft.Kathrin deBoer (Frankie Feliciano Remix – Vocal)
Artist: The Disco Builders
Track: Alone
Artist: Two Fingers
Album: Two Fingers
Track: That Girl ft.Sway
Artist: Saukrates
Album: Nightmares on Wax – Dj Kicks
Track: Ay Ay Studder
Artist: Asheru and Blue Black Of The Unspoken Heard
Album: Soon Come…
Track: Soon Come
Artist: Juice Aleem
Album: Jerusalaam Come
Track: First Lesson
Artist: Flowering Inferno
Album: Death of The Revolution
Track: Death of The Revolution
Artist: Speech Debelle
Album: Speech Debelle
Track: Buddy Love
Artist: Geggy Tah
Album: Into the Oh
Track: Holly Oak
Artist: Trentemøller
Album: Harbour Boat Trips 01: Copenhagen
Track: Anenome – The Brian Jonestown Massacre
- R4NT Radio August 2009
- by David Gluzman
- Published on August 20th, 2009
- Photos:
- Juice Aleem (c/o Ninjatune)
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