This week on The Bugcast: we pass control of the show over to our listeners who select their nineteen favourite Creative Commons and independent music tracks from the past year.
Songs played
- Hasenchat – The Love I Lost – requested by GrahamW
Originally played on episode 805 - Freeky Clean – Falling – requested by Kevie
Originally played on episode 809 - Louis Lingg and the Bombs – Nomad Spirit – requested by pault
Originally played on episode 811 - Filthy Kicks – Deluge – requested by pault
Originally played on episode 824 - GK Menage – Walk Through My Door – requested by Kevie
Originally played on episode 825 - Anton Beckman – Next – requested by Fish Davidson
Originally played on episode 827 - Francis Marcki – I Saw You There (With Him) – requested by Fish Davidson
Originally played on episode 827 - Signed in Black – Born Enslaved – requested by Aris
Originally played on episode 834 - Stefan Kartenberg – Yesterday (feat. Blafo) – requested by Fish Davidson
Originally played on episode 835 - The Tamarros – Bandidos – requested by Aris
Originally played on episode 836 - Soulbits – Adulting Ain’t Easy – requested by Kevie
Originally played on episode 837 - Lyndon Tyler – Gathering Green – requested by Fish Davidson
Originally played on episode 839 - Electric Rime – Bottleneck – requested by GrahamW
Originally played on episode 840 - Forget The Whale – Regrets – requested by Peter Paterson
Originally played on episode 842 - Philip Traum and the Moral Sense – The Game Fights Back – requested by Peter Paterson
Originally played on episode 842 - Scot Stoddard – Cry No More – requested by Peter Paterson
Originally played on episode 844 - Ed Napoli – Wonders Of Our World – requested by Aris
Originally played on episode 844 - Forget The Whale – Space Lullaby – requested by Peter Paterson
Originally played on episode 847 - Danois – Tentadora – requested by GrahamW
Originally played on episode 848
Intro: Chris Juergensen – Bug Lips
Outro: Mark Marshall – Man Walking
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