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the City Podcast

by Steve Martín

Handpicked Mixtapes from DJ Steve Martín (Formely of KPFK). Electronics, Acoustics, and Boom Baps Since 2002.

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Episodes

  1. MSOTC26 07.09.15

    After a bit of layover My Side of The City returns in all it's might with episode 26 in the mixtape series. Music from Slugabed, DJ Manny, Lord Raja, Daedelus, Jonny MegaByte, Débruit, Action Bronson, Free the Robots and a massive number from Sam Binga and Redders along with some bashment love…

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  2. MSOTC23 04.26.15

    Week 23 in the My Side of The City Mixtape series. Off to a furious start with J. Cole going up against Slick Shoota at the top. Also a nice little mash from Débruit and DJ Rashad taking us to Kendrick Lamar territory. Jazzy licks and space from Shigeto and Argentina's Juana Molina for some deep...

  3. MSOTC24 05.10.15

    Week 24 in the My Side of The City Mixtape series. Music from Ghostpoet, Swing Ting, Hot Sugar, Big Sean, Jośe González and King Krule. Connect at www.mysideofthecity.com Electronics, Acoustics, and Boom Baps.

  4. MSOTC25 05.17.15

    Playing some old favorites in honor of my final show for KPFK. Connect at www.mysideofthecity.com Electronics, Acoustics, and Boom Baps.

About this show

Handpicked Mixtapes from DJ Steve Martín (Formely of KPFK). Electronics, Acoustics, and Boom Baps Since 2002.

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does the City Podcast have?

the City Podcast has 4 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on July 9, 2015.

What is the City Podcast about?

Handpicked Mixtapes from DJ Steve Martín (Formely of KPFK). Electronics, Acoustics, and Boom Baps Since 2002.

How often does the City Podcast release new episodes?

the City Podcast publishes every two weeks, based on its 4 episodes since June 2015.

Who hosts the City Podcast?

the City Podcast is created and hosted by Steve Martín.
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