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Every Wednesday night, 8-10 p.m., Soundfounder plays electronic and beat music from Austin and around the world, focusing on new releases and favorite classics. This week, Soundfounder talks to Andrew Parsons and Kelly Gray, two of the folks behind Seismic Dance Event. Happening at the Concourse Project November 15th-17th, the festival brings house legends Carl Cox, Disclosure, Orbital and more to Austin. Plus, Grammy nominations for Four Tet, new music from Flying Lotus, and more.
Playlist:
HOUR 1
- Bullion – “Are You the One?”
- Four Tet – “Loved”
- Interview with Seismic Dance Event (part 1)
- Carl Cox, Reinier Zonneveld & Christopher Coe – “Inferno”
- Interview with Seismic Dance Event (part 2)
- Disclosure – “When a Fire Starts to Burn”
- Caribou – “Got To Change”
- Vegyn – “Halo Flip” (feat. Lauren Auder)
- NxWorries – “86Sentra”
- Boards of Canada – “Roygbiv”
- Floating Points – “Del Oro”
- Magna Carda – “Cowboy” (BoomBaptist Remix)
- Hudson Mohawke – “Is It Supposed”
HOUR 2
- The Avalanches – “Because I’m Me”
- Flying Lotus & Dawn Richard – “Let Me Cook”
- Moderat – “Let Your Love Grow” (feat. Paul St. Hilaire) [Apparat Live Version]
- Fennec – “Bounce”
- Salami Rose Joe Louis & Brijean – “Propaganda”
- Machinedrum – “U Just R” (feat. Jorge Elbrecht)
- Bayonne – “Right Thing”
- Nosaj Thing – “Blue Hour” (feat. Julianna Barwick)
- Onra – “Until the End”
- Clark – “Legacy Pet”
- C-thru – “Awake (In a Dream)”
- Portishead – “The Rip”
- Black Milk – “Is It Just Me?”
- The Octopus Project – “I Saw the Bright Shinies”
- Aphex Twin – “Alberto Balsalm”
