EM019: January 2008 - Electronica Monthly

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Happy new year to all listeners of the Electronica Monthly podcast! The following tracks should help ward off those January blues. EM019 (January 2008) tracklisting is as follows:- 00:10 - 08:07 Tom Middleton - Shinkansen 07:39 - 13:43 Double Helix - Cumbia Azteca 13:11 - 19:04 Fat Naked Lady - Fat Naked Dancer 18:46 - 25:59 Bluestonejones - Sunset Unit 25:59 - 29:14 DJ Bitman - Shine For further information on any of the shows and featured artists, please go to http://www.electronicamonthly.com Please send any demos to [email protected] Any questions/feedback to [email protected]

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This episode was published on January 15, 2008.

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Happy new year to all listeners of the Electronica Monthly podcast! The following tracks should help ward off those January blues. EM019 (January 2008) tracklisting is as follows:- 00:10 - 08:07 Tom Middleton - Shinkansen 07:39 - 13:43 Double...

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