Broadcast on 28-May-2015 - With guest host Burnside

from CiTR -- Thunderbird Radio Hell · host CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Jeremih - Love Don't Change (All about you) Ne-Yo - Integrity (Non/Fiction) Trey Songz - Fumble (Chapter V) Frank Ocean - Thinkin Bout You (Channel Orange) August Alsina - Kissin' On My Tattoos (Testinomy) The Dream - Where Have You Been (IV Play) Jamie Foxx - Intuition Interlude (Intution) Aaliyah - It's Whatever (Aaliyah) Tink - When It Rains (Winter's Diary 2) Kehlani - The Way (You Should Be Here) Trey Songz - Love Faces (Passion Pain and Pleasure) Omarion - The Only One (Sex Playlist) Jeremih - Fuck U All The Time (Late Nights with Jeremih) DeJ Loaf - Me U & Hennessy (Sale Sole) The Weeknd - Coming Down (Trilogy) Jamie Foxx - Like A Drum (Jamie Foxx) Ciara - Body Party (Ciara) Kelly Rowland - Kisses Down Low (Talk a Good Game) Miguel - Adorn (Kalediscope Dream) Solange - Losing You (True) D'Angelo & The Vanguard - Really Love (Black Messiah) Ralph Tresvant - Sensitivity (Grand Theft Auto San Andreas Soundtrack) Chico DeBarge - Love Still Good (Long Time No See)

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