Show Notes
We go deep on this weeks edition of the Tinker Podcast with murky lo-fi beats, brooding bass and swinging percussion. Standout tunes in the set, Montel, Tour-Maubourg - Can't Be Afraid To Make Mistakes, Rudi'Kastic - 17th Avenue and Rawdio - That Fresh Breeze at 3AM in the Club.
Tracklisting
01. Okain - Still Here (Original Mix) 02. Sherbert - Paralysis By Analysis (Original Mix) 03. Darren Marshall, Mat LunnenLate Night- Spinney Jazz (Original Mix) 04. Gavinco - Santa Maria (Minimal Mix) 05. DJ Romain, Risk Assessment - I Play House (Original Mix) 06. Patrick Testor, Marco Riemann - Boss Knows Why (Luna City Express Remix) 07. Montel, Tour-Maubourg - Can't Be Afraid To Make Mistakes (Global Miscommunication Mix) 08. iO (Mulen) - Hereby We (Original Mix) 09. Retromigration - Hafenluft (Original Mix) 10. Aske Izan - Sea Brain (Original Mix) 11. Rudi'Kastic - 17th Avenue (Original Mix) 12. Carlo, Baloo - Graduate (Original Mix) 13. Rawdio - That Fresh Breeze at 3AM in the Club (Original Mix) 14. Jizz - Onyx (Original Mix) 15. Perky Wires - Juzzy Belle (Original Mix)
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