Just going through bits and bobs and it’s just incredible how much ‘forgotten’ music he resuscitated, alongside pushing some amazing new sounds.
Lets have your faves as a tribute.
Here are mine to kick things off
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One of his earliest mixes online, June 2010.
A beauty.
RIP
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Some beautiful sounds curated by Jamie and John Gomez at Brilliant Corners a few years back.
Edit: Oh my goodness. I’ve only just found out. So tragic. RIP Jamie.
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Only heard this tonight,
such sad news…
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The Deviant Pop comp on MFM is so good;
This is another of my favourites on MFM, just lovely;
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A huge fave on his Second Circle imprint
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Heard about it yesterday from some friends in common. So sad. RIP
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So sad to hear this. Loved his NTS show and he was a superb curator for MFM. RIP.
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A devastating loss - RIP Jamie.
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one for the “perfect pop” thread as well:
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One of those songs that reminds me that everything will be alright.
RIP Jamie
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Hadn’t heard this til now, so sad.
“Say You’ll Say So” posted above and this John Makin are 2 of my favourite discoveries of the past decade, or ever really.
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Just woken to the news. Tragic.
The amount of amazing music I’ve discovered through the RLR/MFM crew.
The Outro Tempo comps are ace as are all the Suzo Sais albums. Everything on MFM is top drawer can’t pick a favourite.
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Aw shit 
Tragic.
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My contribution
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Really shocking. He’ll always be a musical hero of mine, based on how much he unearthed, gave voice to, and revived over the years – across mixes, gigs, and label releases. What a force.
There’s so much out there to enjoy, but two mixes sprung to mind when I heard the news:
Rest in peace, legend.
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So much good stuff. A man of great taste. Hard to pick specific pieces amongst an incredible roster of artists and reissues. Things like the Heisei No Oto/Leftfield Japanese Pop summed it up for me: amazing tunes from scenes I had zero idea about.
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Really sad news. Been coming back to this mix of his for years:
Listen to Gold On Blue [Mix, 2012] by Jamie Tiller on #SoundCloud
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His NTS shows were absolutely gold. I would shamlessly try and Shazam every track he played. Of course I would never find any. A unique talent that will be sorely missed
Here is a particular good one
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