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Sunday, 27 July 2025

An Hour Of Sunshine From Glasgow And Two Hours Of Do!! You!! From Richard Sen

John Fenner of Glasgow did this mix recently and shared it, Cafe Del Muir, an hour and seven minutes of sunshine for a rainy day in Glasgow (or anywhere). It's a blend of old and new and some of the tunes John selected came via recommendations from this blog- it's nice to see the ripples that go out and come back. There's a couple that are new to me as well and so the ripples go back out again. You can find Cafe Dal Muir at Soundcloud

  • The Chemical Brothers: One Too Many Mornings
  • Four Tet: Loved
  • Saint Etienne: Alone Together (Hove Lawns Sunset Mix)
  • The Cure: Pictures Of You (Extended Dub Mix)
  • The Vendetta Suite: Warehouse Rock (Timmy Stewart's Six Minutes To Sunrise Mix)
  • Sinead O'Connor: You Made Me The Thief Of Your Heart
  • The Main Stem: Since You Left (Prins Thomas Miks)
  • 10:40: Kissed Again
  • Bal5000: Bleu Infini
  • The Blow Monkeys: Save Me (Neville Watson Dub)
  • The Light Brigade: Only Love Can Save Us
  • Orbital: Belfast (ANNA Ambient Mix)

On Friday Richard Sen hosted his weekly Do!! You!! radio show, two hours of top tunes from a man who knows his musical onions. Richard played three tracks from our forthcoming Sounds From The Flightpath Estate Volume 2 album (and ave us a shout out) so if you're itching to hear three of the tracks from it- the unreleased version of Lik Wid Nit Wit by Sabres Of Paradise, Red Snapper's Qraqeb and Sleaford Mods cover of Two Lone Swordsmen's Sick When We Kiss (retitled as sick wen we x) then this is the place to do it until the vinyl copies start arriving on doormats and in porches. As well as those three Richard plays tons of other great tracks, including some classic trance, breakbeat, and some very deep cosmic disco. Listen here






1 comment:

Jake Sniper said...

I'll be doing a some cooking later on as we have friends coming round this well be an excellent soundtrack and yes it is a wet day in Glasgow.