The Main Ingredient Radio Show NYC – Episode #228 (November 19, 2013)
ephemerals – things (part 1) (ephemerals.bandcamp.com)
sly5thave & the club casa chamber orchestra – pour it up (soundcloud.com/sly5thave)
thomas dybdahl – this love is here to stay (thomasdybdahl.com)
maribou state – blue sunday (southern fried records)
charliered – norah jones (wearecharliered.com)
asheru – last days featuring hhp, kingpen slim, kanjia (guerilla arts ink)
black milk – codes & cab fare featuring black thought (fat beats)
amel larrieux – i do take (blisslife)
gregory porter – no love dying (bluenote.com)
alabama shakes – be mine (shakes/ato)
yaaba funk – james brown (ishfaq’s voodoo refix) (soundcloud.com/ishfaq)
robert valsinger – pip till (projectmooncircle.com)
blu & nottz – end of the world (remix) (coalmine)
alice russell – hard and strong (let the machines do the work cover my love remix) (tru-thoughts.co.uk)
marvin gaye – what’s going on? (roundhouse kick remix) (one eyed jacks)
ancient astronauts – tuff gong featuring martin perna (switchstance)
mop mop – kamakumba (simbad dub) (agogo-records.com)
donny hathaway – the ghetto (dimitri from paris inna disco) (soundcloud.com/dfp)
benny tones – time (bennytones.bandcamp.com)
koda – staying (xndrj remix) (soundcloud.com/xndr-j)
iron + wine – low light buddy of mine (nonesuch.com)
tanya morgan – more featuring rocki evans (imprint180.com)
quadron – lft (urulu’s reinterpretation) (facebook.com/urulumusic)
fudge fingas – s1ngularity (prime numbers)
linkwood – tears (prime numbers)
george jackson – aretha, sing one for me (hi)
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.