• CHILLVILLE | James Blake, Rufus Du Sol, Strand of Oaks

  • Nov 18 2024
  • Length: 2 hrs and 33 mins
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CHILLVILLE | James Blake, Rufus Du Sol, Strand of Oaks

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  • New music from James Blake, Strand of Oaks, Father John Misty and more! Let us know what you think and text in your requests during our live show (Sundays 8-11a on 101.5 Austin) at 512.835.1015.

    PLAYLIST

    Hour One:

    • Grimes - so heavy i fell through the earth
    • HÆLOS - Full Circle
    • The Neighbourhood - Daddy Issues
    • Burial - His Rope (ft. four tet, Thome Yorke)
    • Rufus Du Sol - Interbloom
    • Bonobo - The Keeper (Alex Banks remix)
    • Jamie xx - All You Children
    • Zola Blood - Good Love
    • Caribou - Can't Do Without
    • Sylvan Esso - Hey Mami

    Hour Two:

    • Ben Bohmer - Hiding (ft. Lykke Li)
    • Gidge Gausta
    • Labyrunth Ear - Amber
    • Strand of Oaks - Party at Monster Lake
    • Sigur Ros - Starafur
    • the xx - Intro
    • Ishome - Ken Tvar
    • Son Lux - Alternate World
    • Father John Misty - Screamland
    • James Blake - Like the End

    Hour Three:

    • Dandy Warhols - Godless
    • Flume - Innocence
    • Hot Chip - Motion Sickness
    • Mount Kimbie - Empty and Silent (ft. King Krule)
    • Karen O, Danger Mouse - Super Breath
    • Daft Punk - Doin it Right
    • Billie Eilish - Blue
    • James Blake - Retrograde
    • Fontaines D.C. - In The Modern World
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