Hospital Podcast 289 with London Elektricity

Hospital Records Podcast

Hospital Records

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4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2016

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

High Contrast ‘Calling My Name’ Digital ‘Broken Bones’ The Vanguard Project ‘Rhode House’ G.H.O.S.T ‘Brut’ Ulterior Motive ‘Oddness’ Battery ‘NoNo’ Signs ‘Deep Future’ Microfunk Crew ‘Endless Green’ NC-17 & Fade ‘Lobster’ Maksim & Culprate ‘Time To Waste’ (Teddy Killerz remix) Makoto & Danny Wheeler ‘Midnight Hour’ Nu:Tone ‘Cold’ (feat. Arnold Jarvis) Logistics ‘Your Time’ Villem & McLeod ‘Strange’ Concealed Identity ‘Levanter’ Keeno ‘The Chase’ Royalston ‘Jungle Gone Down’ (feat. August Storm) (****** *** remix)

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0:00.0	Welcome everybody to Hospital Podcast
0:08.9	to Hospital Podcast Number 289. And today we release what could well be our biggest album of the year, Hospitality 2016.
0:22.1	From their album?
0:25.0	Some brand new music from high contrast.
0:30.0	This is calling my name.
0:45.0	Oh, call my name.
0:50.0	Oh, this, this is saying.
0:59.0	Calling my name.
1:00.0	calling my name. Hold on their mind that name. This way around.
1:15.0	Hold on my name.
1:23.0	This way in.
1:25.0	I'm on.
1:27.0	This way in my own.
1:30.0	Oh, oh, I'm.
1:32.0	Cool on my name.
1:34.0	Oh, oh, this, this is why.
1:40.0	Oh, oh, I, oh, I'm, I, oh, I'm going to call on my name.
1:45.0	I'm on this. This, this is why I.
1:50.0	Oh, no. And Hospitality, 2016 is out right now. 60 tracks including 25 brand new exclusives from Fred Vian graphics Quakota high
2:06.4	contrast resonate logistics ulterior motive metric urban dawn reso
2:12.2	keynote new tone, whiny, need for mirrors, spy,
2:17.0	Anil, Hugh Hardy, Polar and Bryson, Subwave,
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