Back To Mine with Melon Bomb

 

Paul Reynolds

 

The Cure – Lullaby

A beautiful piece of music that get played at most of my after after parties.

The Cure - Lullaby (Official Music Video)

 

Electribe 101 – Talking With Myself (Canny Mix)

I love this so much nothing beats lying down after a big night out listening to this just sinking into sofa.

Electribe 101 - Talking With Myself '98 (Canny remix)

 

Goapele – Play

Oooo that voice and the bass just floor me every time there is nothing not to love about this.

Goapele - Play (Official Music Video) as heard on Victoria's Secret

 

Ben Santiago

 

Youandewan – 1988 (Original Mix)

Incredible blissed out journey. Pass the skins please my friend…

 

The Beloved – The Sun Rishing

This track really epitomes the Balearic spirit. The title and lyrics probably couldn’t be more fitting for a ‘back to mine’ session either!

 

Moderat – Bad Kingdom

Emotional as f**k. This is exactly the sort of record that I love but unfortunately cannot play in a set.

Moderat - Bad Kingdom

 

Corbi 

 

Rhythim is Rhythim – Kaotic Harmony

For me one of the most beautiful emotional and futuristic pieces of electronic music ever made. Absolute magic from the master Derrick May.

Rhythim Is Rhythim - Kaotic Harmony

 

Tic Tac Toe – Ephemerol

I’m a huge hardcore fan, and with so many great tracks from that time it’s hard to pick one. But Ephemerol has it all, firing beats, dark ambience and that bass!!! Goosebumps every time

Tic Tac Toe - Ephemerol

 

Gravediggaz – 1-800 Suicide

An album I can kick back and listen to on its entirety, certainly in my top 5 hip hop tracks of all time.

Gravediggaz - "1-800 Suicide" Music Video

 

Scott Gray 

 

José Feliciano – California Dreamin’

This cover of The Mamas and Papas classic, recorded in 1968 is an absolute pearl. Bobby Womack’s 1970 version is equally brilliant however Jose’s version has incredible energy, especially his scatting and free styling in Spanish towards the end.

 

Cody ChestnuTT – Do Better To The Young

Modern soul at it’s absolute best from the man that sang on The Roots’ The Seed. This Marvin Gaye inspired beauty, sings about the innocence and opportunities of newborns.

 

Marcia Griffiths – The First Time I Saw Your Face

What’s not to love about this incredibly tender version from 1969. Although covered dozens of times by the likes of Johny Cash, George Michael and tons more, this version is the most moving. Marcia’s perfect angelic voice and a deep reggae bass line, equals perfection.

 

Upcoming Melon Bomb news…

Melon Bomb are heading over to the Swiss Alps to play in Verbier at the incredible Le Rouge on 16th Feb then to Cambridge UK to play at Junction on April 6th before our legendary Easter Beach party at Tanit Ibiza on 19th April.

With a huge summer approaching we will continue our parties back at the legendary Pikes with Glitterbox dates at Hi Ibiza and to top it off we will be playing Suncebeat’s 10th Anniversary over in Croaita in July.

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