First off the mistakes. I try to use the mistakes I make during the spieling of an episode to give that musical outfit more space. In this episode I mistakenly said that Kin'Gongolo Kiniata is from Kenya (you know, all the Ks) when they hail from the Congo. The Congo and its people (often under slave labor type circumstances) power your phones with minerals and they provided the uranium for Uncle Sam to drop atomic bombs on Japan. Weird. Don't miss out on the documentary Soundtrack for a Coup D'Etat which mixes music and politics and violence.

Otherwise, this episode continues on the themes established by The Magic Organ and just keeps celebrating how much great music there is to listen to these days. So much music from all over the world, don't sleep on it.

As always thanks for listening, spread the word if you have a mouth.

Excerpts from this episode:

Lyra Pramuk: Meridian

Kin'Gongolo Kiniata: Angoisse

Death in Vegas: Hazel

Sami Galbi: Win

Nikki Nair & Uffie: The Button

James Holden & Waclaw Zimpel: Sparkles, Crystals, Miracles

Feel free to follow me on the Insta where I conversate as themagic_organ. I got it friggin' goin' on over there, it's beyond #epic. Or hit me up with 5 shits on the itunes, that would be helpful, 5 shits on the itunes I dare not dream!!! I think it just moved.

I'm always open to listener suggested playlists if you feel you can hang with the host.

You can find these artists on bandcamp and streaming outlets. You can support them by listening and telling your friends. You can celebrate what they do! Let this shitass 13 minute podcast inspire you. God forbid.

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