RandoMax Radio Episode #48!

 

The end of another month (or at least getting close to the end, in this case) means another episode of RandoMax Radio to litter the streets of the music industry with. That may read like I’m comparing my product to garbage being carelessly tossed out of the window of a moving vehicle, but we both know that isn’t true. Rather, it’s my admission that there are a lot of options out there for listeners who wish to hear music in a curated, compiled fashion, far too many for anybody to ever reasonably attempt to listen to it all, and the mere fact that you’re reading this paragraph and possibly considering pressing ‘play’ on this month’s episode is a win for me. Enjoy the mixing of musical genres and sounds, which helps present each track in an altogether new context while still allowing for them to shine individually, because all of these songs are great. If you don’t believe me, there’s a way you can find out for yourself.

As per our usual custom, the tracklist will be revealed at a later date, allowing you two more than enough time to become familiar with the nooks and crannies of this month’s mix without any hint of bias.

EDIT: It's time.

RANDOMAX RADIO EPISODE #48:

1. Sidewalks & Skeletons – “Goth”
2. De La Soul – “I Can’t Call It”
3. The Killing Joke – “Eighties”
4. Missy Elliott – “9th Inning” (featuring Timbaland)
5. A Flock of Seagulls – “Space Age Love Song”
6. Empire of the Sun – “On Our Way Home”
7. Madonna – “Don’t Tell Me”
8. UNKLE – “Rabbit in Your Headlights” (featuring Thom Yorke)
9. The Zombies – “This Will Be Our Year”
10. Pastel Ghost – “Underwater”
11. New Order – “Angel Dust”
12. A Tribe Called Quest – “Jazz (We’ve Got) (Re-Recording)”
13. Garbage – “A Stroke of Luck”
14. Mos Def – “Bedstuy Parade & Funeral March”
15. RJD2 – “1976”
16. Nas – “Star Wars”

 

The artists involved receive a royalty every time you listen to this mix, so you’d actually be doing them a solid by pressing ‘play’ and telling your friends to do the same. Share/repost this mix across your socials, and while you’re at it, jump onto the Patreon and secure your spot to support the written word, since, as you’ve likely noticed, the posts over here are getting kind of scarce. Not so much over at the Patreon, though. Every little bit helps keep these projects sustainable, and I would certainly be grateful.

Enjoy!

-Max