In our second episode of The Aux Cord, Will spams Eric with new ambient and lo-fi dance music, and Eric exacts revenge with sad R&B. Tracks by Throwing Shade, Brent Faiyaz, Visible Cloaks, Reese LaFlare, and Kotch.

The Aux Cord is a music discussion podcast series. Two bored DJs, Baby Armie (Will) and E-YO (Eric), get together regularly to pass the auxiliary cable back and forth and share new music with each other.In our first episode, Will gets schooled on new rappers, Eric gets trolled with grime, we both throw unnecessary shade at Jadakiss, and Jewel gets a shout out. Tracks by GoldLink x Hare Squead, Smino, Faultsz, Sam Gellaitry.

English soft rock aficionado Deejay Greenman has returned with his sequel to last month’s Write Your Lucky Number (Gentle Daps XXIV). He picks up where he left of and offers up another hour of rare ‘70s-centric soft rock of the supremely hushed, mellow variety. These two mixes are treasures, and I am thrilled they are part of the Gentle Daps canon.

English soft rock aficionado Deejay Greenman has returned with his sequel to last month’s Write Your Lucky Number (Gentle Daps XXIV). He picks up where he left of and offers up another hour of rare ‘70s-centric soft rock of the supremely hushed, mellow variety. These two mixes are treasures, and I am thrilled they are part of the Gentle Daps canon.

Brighton-based Deejay Greenman caught my ear a few months ago with his excellent Mixcloud series of smooth AOR. I knew his knack for picking out wonderfully soft adult rock from the ‘60s, '70s, and '80s would make him a great fit for Gentle Daps. Lucky for us, he heard my call and put together this enchanting entry to the series. He’s calling it Write Your Lucky Number.

Celebrating three years of Gentle Daps.

Celebrating three years of Gentle Daps.

Gainesville, Florida-based producer Natasha Home (aka Sunmoonstar) has been on the Gentle Daps radar since wowing us with a pair of great albums in 2015. Now she has offered up her own entry in the series by blessing us with 93 minutes of ambient and new age splashed with a few bright peaks of experimental pop and classical.

Gainesville, Florida-based producer Natasha Home (aka Sunmoonstar) has been on the Gentle Daps radar since wowing us with a pair of great albums in 2015. Now she has offered up her own entry in the series by blessing us with 93 minutes of ambient and new age splashed with a few bright peaks of experimental pop and classical.

This years’ Gentle Daps Halloween special features dreary, quiet obscuro, goth, and film scores. It includes a couple of creepy crawly Legowelt classics, a spooky Bowie cover, a few first-wave 4AD ethereal pieces, and much more.