Snowy's hitting the road soon for a big finale, including some huge interview that we announce on this episode. To get us going we've made a playlist of some of our favs from the last few weeks.

Here's the run sheet:

Paul Kelly - All Those Smiling Faces

Tia Blake - Wish I Was a Single Girl Again

Dylan Ollivierre - Honesty

Elsy Wameyo, Ywaya Tajiri - Conquer

Casual Fan - Slip

Menahan Street Band - Stepping Through Shadow

Armlock - Ice Cold

Evinha - Esperar Pra Ver

Marika Hackman - No Caffeine

Joyce Olong - DIIISAPPEAR

Laura Marling - The Shadows

Worlasi, Senkulive - Chant

Vilde - Adoration, doubt & a healing wound

Dwin, The Stoic - Time Is Money

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