Archive for July 7th, 2006

Friday Mixtape Volume 27

Friday Mixtape Volume 27I know, I'm late getting the Friday Mixtape posted- it's been a short week, and I've had lots to catch up on. Anyway, this mix this week is about as eclectic as they get- from the new Muse to Jurassic 5 teaming up with the Dave Matthews Band, it's all over the place. Two repeat artists: Paolo Nutini- whose single Last Request sports a cool video and gets him lots of comparison points to James Blunt, and Jamie T. The later should get more attention than he does for his incredible mix of singer-songwriter talents and loop-based production. In fact, it was after chasing down Jamie T's first single Slavador that I first discovered SF favorite (and summer super-star) Lily Allen. So it's not surprising that he's to be found on the mixtape again. The Waifs are currently getting a lot of attention on my iPod, they've got a great balance in the songs I've heard. And finally, songs with my name in the title (even if I think it's a girl-Jamie they're singing about) are awesome- so we've got a cut off of Hellogoodbye's self-titled EP (which could probably have been a bit shorter than 8 1/2 minutes).

Flickr.com user AliceInW supplies the photo this week- and with such great artistic vision and composition on his Flickr page, will no doubt be a source in the future.

Download it HERE while you can! (39.5 MB)

Tracklisting:
Muse - Starlight
Rapture - Get Myself Into It
The Long Winters - Fire Island, AK
Razorlight - In The Morning
Jurassic 5 - Work It Out
The Waifs - London Still
Paolo Nutini - Last Request
HelloGoodbye - Dear Jamie… Sincerely Me
Jamie T - Sheila

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Lily was on Jo Whiley

So I was on vacation, and wasn't even near the internet, so I missed Lily Allen's appearance on the Jo Whiley show Monday. She chatted with Whiley for a bit about her sucess, her family, Robbie Williams and being stung by bees. She also performed Smile acoustic, and a cover of The Kooks' Naive.
Lily on Jo Whiley's show

You can still listen to the performance on the BBC's website, and check out more pictures.

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