I am still in a bit of awe at just how awesome SXSW was. I've never experienced anything like that before. It was great to walk all over downtown Austin, everywhere from the Scoot Inn over on the east side to that awesome 24hr diner with the chicken and waffles on 6th and Lamar. I heard some much new music and discovered so many new venues. If you've never gone, you gotta go. Anyway enough gushing, I put together a little compilation here to bring some of that excitement to your ears. These are all from bands whose shows I saw and thought were incredible. Some of the tracks are from the SXSW mixes but I've also got some new stuff on there from artists whose albums I've actually bought. Turn this mix up loud and go enjoy some of the great spring weather.
Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the artists,
Aaron
Tracklist:
1. Bourbon Lassi by Akasha on Into ... Akasha
2. I'll Get You (Gigamesh Remix) by Gigamesh ft. Jeppe on Kitsune: I'll Get You Remixes
3. Nigeria What? by dEbruit on Spatio Temporel EP
4. Hermetico by Balkan Beat Box on Nu Med
5. Put Em Up by Soulico ft. Lyrics Born and Axum on Exotic on the Speaker
6. Olvidalo by Brownout on Aguilas and Cobras
7. Bienvenidos by Systema Solar
8. Fuego by Bomba Estereo on Blow Up
9. Crossbow by More or Les and Fresh Kils on The Les Kils - EP
10. Hi - 808 by Blue Scholars on Oof! EP
11. San Francisco Knights by People Under the Stairs on The Cat
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