Live Set: Shlep Music Club - Best of 2024 (part 2)

 

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01 Guster - Keep Going

02 Du Blonde - Metal Detector

03 Primal Scream - Ready To Go Home

04 Megan Thee Stallion - Bigger In Texas

05 Enhypen - Brought the Heat Back

06 Ray Bull - Better Than Nothing

07 bby ~ Kinky

08 Guided by Voices  - Serene King

09 The Jesus and Mary Chain - Chemical Animal

10 REDD KROSS - Candy Coloured Catastrophe

11 Project Gemini - After the Dawn

12 Goat - Zombie

13 AJR - BANG!

14 The Last Dinner Party - The Feminine Urge

15 Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars - Die With A Smile

16 Common Saints - Sandman

17 The The - Cognitive Dissident 

18 Beyoncé - Texas Hold Em

19 Orville Peck - Papa Was a Rodeo (feat. Molly Tuttle And Golden Highway)

20 The Felice Brothers - Crime Scene Queen

21 Billie Eilish - L’AMOUR DE MA VIE

22 Kendrick Lamar -Squabble Up

23 Fatboy Slim - Role Model

24 Raye - Worth It

25 The California Honeydrops - Lazy Sunday

26 Mad Caddies - Arrows_Room_117

27 Chappell Roan -  Casual

28 Aespa - Supernova

29 LSDXOXO - Brand New

30 Rubblebucket  - Rattlesnake

31 Soul asylum - The Only Thing Im Missing

32 The Mystery Lights - Mighty Fine & All Mine

33 Gigi Perez - Sailor Song

34 The Cure - Warsong

35 St. Vincent - Flea

36 Swiftumz - Fall Apart

37  David_Gilmour_-_Luck_and_Strange

38 Joan Armatrading - I'm Not Moving

39 Jane Weaver - Emotional Components

40 Thee Oh Sees/Osees  - Neo-Clone

41 James - Our World

42 Adrianne Lenker - Free Treasure

43 Lola Young - Messy

44 Kimbra - Back To You

45 The Duke Ellington Bridge

46 Brijean - Workin_ On It

47 Orla Gartland - Little Chaos

48 Ghost - If You Have Ghosts


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