2022.09.19 *Season Premiere* New Muses Monday

<p>As broadcast September 19, 2022 with plenty of new vibes for the time off.  Tonight we mark 52 years yesterday since Jimi Hendrix passed away.  An artist that rose and fell in seemingly the blink of an eye, few artists can hold the torch to his four years in the music business, and his debut is still one of the most earth-shatteringly successful that the music world has ever seen.  After that, there is a bevvy of new albums ready to drop in the coming weeks, with this Friday being a huge day of releases, but last Friday was no slouch.  New albums to feature from The Beths, Djo, Danielle Ponder, and Whitney to highlight the first hour along with black midi coming to Seoul for the first time on December 2 to close the first half.  New pop out this weekend featured some serious slaps, chief amongst them BLACKPINK's atom smasher of a new album <em>Born Pink</em> that made history over the weekend on Spotify.  We finished in part four with new and recent Korean indie cuts, mostly standalones, with our tune of the week being from SOLE's incredible new album <em>imagine club</em>, which also just dropped Friday amongst the ruckus.<br>#feelthegravity<br><strong>Tracklist (st:rt)<br>Part I (00:00)<br></strong>Jimi Hendrix – I Don’t Live Today</p><p>The Beths – When You Know You Know</p><p>Dry Cleaning – Gary Ashby</p><p>JAWNY – adios</p><p>Whitney – LOST CONTROL</p><p>Alex Siegel – Fairweather Friends </p><p><strong><br>Part II (30:33)<br></strong>Weyes Blood – It’s Not Just Me, It’s Everybody</p><p>Djo – End of Beginning</p><p>Nick Hakim – Vertigo</p><p>DEHD – Eggshells</p><p>Danielle Ponder – Someone Like You</p><p>Blackmidi – Sugar/Tzu</p><p>Blackmidi – Dangerous Liaisons </p><p><strong><br>Part III (62:31)<br></strong>BLACKPINK – Shut Down</p><p>Jessie Reyez – ONLY ONE</p><p>Wizkid – Bad to Me</p><p>Feid – Prohibidox</p><p>Noah Cyrus – I Just Want A Lover</p><p>Charlie Puth – I Don’t Think That I Like Her</p><p>Rina Sawayama – Hurricanes </p><p><strong><br>Part IV (92:34)<br></strong>Choi Yuree – Forest</p