future soul radio 559: tricky, actress, chassol, kareen lomax | magz fm

There’s something quietly radical about a playlist that refuses to curate. no host. no chatter. no algorithm trying to guess your next move. just 23 tracks, introduced by the artists who made them, existing entirely on their own terms. MAGZ 559 lands like a warm transmission from the margins—future soul brushing up against conscious rap’s raw nerve, brokenbeat’s polyrhythmic pulse locking in with R&B that’s forgotten how to follow formulas. from Photek’s timeless precision to Larry June’s California ease. from Bilal reborn through Daniel Crawford’s lens to Tricky reimagined by Mitch Sanders. this is music that doesn’t shout for your attention—it simply arrives, asks nothing, and rewards everything. Press play – let it find you.


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bad 4 life / kate clark – dynamite
mr quest vs samurai junglist – my dubplates (bass mix)
photek – 30 seconds out
the twilite tone – love
dougie – attached
dougie – needing a break
bilal / soul in the horn – live on (daniel crawford rmx)
austyn king – u dont have to call (ak 2-step remyx)
golek – love time [1 for mom dad]
chassol – a first lady
noah x petter ft talib kweli – deep note
kareen lomax – offline
k, le maestro – 100 bands ft topaz jones
brainorchestra – out of sight
jswiss – you do it
larry june– larry’s diner pt. 2
ty frazier & gingy – where have you been lately
noni rene – gallery (no more noise)
vice beats & rightkeysonly – am i
nametag alexander – feel free
mayoush – kun fa ya kun
marc rapson – people make the world go round ft deborah jordan,
georgie sweet and nathan thomas

paul giess – medina mystique
tricky – i’m yours (mitch sanders)
actress – overchord
robots aren’t real – like the sun ft poundside pop


Missed last week? Listen to MAGZ FM 558 — Kelela, Wyclef Jean.


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