Jay Robinson

Alex Clare, “Caroline”

I found this song randomly on Hype Machine. Nice modern blues. Hit me up.

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Track I made over the course of this weekend on a Cool Kids beat. Free downloads for anyone who clicks this link (!!!!)

First reblog in the history of Listenr. One small tap for man. One of the many new features to come. Expect 1.4 within the next two weeks.

This song is super dope.

“Baby’s Tears Blues” by Mort Garson

This song was made to be played to your plants.

“If You Stayed Over” instrumental by Bonobo.

What does this song make you feel like?

“Kinky Reggae” by Bob Marley & The Wailers, performed live at the Lyceum Theatre in London, 1975.

Just imagine how many kids Bob Marley would have if he could settle down in a kinky part of town.

Listening to some Cinematic Orchestra, recommended to me by Oskar. Thanks!

“Rebel Music (3 O’Clock Roadblock)” by Bob Marley & The Wailers

“Hard Rain” by Shout Out Louds

This is a pretty good song for jamming out some designs on an overcast California day.

“King in the Ring” by Mikey Dread

How could you deny that Mikey Dread is the top rhyme king?

Gonjasufi - Duet

A little something for those of you still awake.

“Carolina” by Girls

Remember “Hellhole Ratrace” by Girls? Of course you do, you first saw it passed around on Tumblr. This song is from a follow-up EP called “Broken Dreams Club,” and it, too, is cool.

If I had to do something terrible and describe them as a mix between two bands, I’d say Pet Sounds-era Brian Wilson and some crying, whiny baby who makes awesome guitar music.

Anyway, the song switches up about halfway through, so just let it build on you.

Snoop Dogg required listening.

“Cali Diseaz (Muzik)” by Shade Sheist & Nate Dogg

Nate Dogg died of a stroke yesterday. Nate Dogg helped to create the “West Coast sound” just as much as Warren G and Snoop Dogg. When everyone else was doing gangsta rap, they weren’t afraid to pay homage to the soulful, fun music they grew up on and loved.

This is my favorite Nate Dogg song. Even though he was known more for singing the hook than his own songs, I only listen to this song for his voice. So mellow and cool.

“Future Primitive” by Papercuts