• PAW - July '23 featuring JIM, Femi Kuti, Chulu, Mr Tea, Dølle Jølle, Craven Faults, Super Furry Animals, Skymax and many more

  • Jul 5 2023
  • Length: 2 hrs
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PAW - July '23 featuring JIM, Femi Kuti, Chulu, Mr Tea, Dølle Jølle, Craven Faults, Super Furry Animals, Skymax and many more

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  • As the festival season approaches, Ben takes a look at this year’s WOMAD’s highlights; Crazy P’s Jim Baron swings by the Paper Towers studios to talk us through his new JIM project, plus there is the usual aural trip around the world.

    This month's selection includes:

    1. Mr Tea - Venus Beach
    2. The Bionics – Time To Get It Right (The Bionics Mix)
    3. Yama Warashi - Makkuroi Mizu (Orbury Common Remix)
    4. Moreira Chonguiça - Orera Khurera/Beauty
    5. The Circling Sun – Veneer
    6. Chulu, Obeka – Alone
    7. Skymax - High On Time
    8. The Cinematic Orchestra - Burn Out
    9. Andi Otto - Bangalore Whispers (feat. MD Pallavi)
    10. Ana Tijoux – 1977
    11. The Comet Is Coming - Space Carnival
    12. Femi Kuti - Truth Don Die (Nuyorican Soul version)
    13. JIM – Across The Street
    14. Super Furry Animals – Hello Sunshine
    15. JIM – A Life Inbetween
    16. JIM – Oxygen
    17. JIM – Where The Leaves Are Falling
    18. The Thief Of Time - Imposter Syndrome feat. Bay Bryan
    19. Dølle Jølle - Balearic Incarnation (Todd Terje's Extra Døll Mix)
    20. Craven Faults - Sun Vein Strings
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