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
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
One of his earliest mixes online, June 2010.
A beauty.
RIP
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.
Only heard this tonight, such sad news…
Heard about it yesterday from some friends in common. So sad. RIP
So sad to hear this. Loved his NTS show and he was a superb curator for MFM. RIP.
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.
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.
Aw shit Tragic.
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.
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.
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
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