Teeko (San Francisco) In The Studio for Episode #112 (July 19, 2011)

Photos from Teeko‘s interview and guest set from this week’s The Main Ingredient.

My Set
soulparler – bang illy featuring oddisee (pure p + melo remix) (tokyo dawn)
ta-ku – :::fanfare (self-released)
sbtrkt – wildfire featuring yukimi (young turks)
naive machine – call of the wild (hit & hope)
b.lewis – 3 suns (self-released)
duke hugh – silver lining (self-released)
little dragon – blinking pigs (ben frost remix) (self-released)
paul white – floating free (one-handed music)
keelay & zaire – nurf to the turf (r.n.l.g.)
classicbeatz – in the currency of love featuring lisa preston (tokyo dawn)
rockwell – underpass (brownswood)
zo! – playing your game, baby featuring anthony david (foreign exchange music)

Selections From Light Up The Darkness (in stores now)
teeko – neva find anotha (all my love) (4onefunk)
teeko – bridge to truth featuring coultrain (4onefunk)
b.bravo – talk 2 me (frite nite)
teeko – light is getting brighter (4onefunk)
teeko – light up the darkness (4onefunk)

Teeko’s Set
young funklords – teeko + dibiase + devonwho (free dload at teekomusic.com)
midnite – b. bravo (frite nite)
teeko + b.bravo – more than just a dream (frite nite)
teeko + b.bravo – more than just a dream (reprise) (frite nite)
howugonfuckaroundandchooseabusta – dam-funk (unreleased)
call ur own – mugpush (mugpush.com)
teeko + b.bravo – the roll out (frite nite)
kiss + tell – b.bravo (earnest endeavours)
teeko + b.bravo – drop it! 4 (frite nite)
teeko + b.bravo – the spirit featuring fatima (unreleased)

The Main Ingredient is a weekly radio show covering brand new soulful underground music from around the world, featuring as in-studio interviews with the artists making it. New episodes can be found Wednesdays at noon at themainingredientradio.com/wp-content/uploads. The show began in May 2009 as a weekly broadcast from East Village Radio’s storefront studio on 1st Ave. & 1st St. in NYC and continued there until EVR closed it doors in May 2014. This episode is from the East Village Radio Archives.