a chill later summer show, featuring royksopp featuring robyn (from norway, pictured), echophlekz (from the netherlands), shpongle (from the uk), cantoma (from the uk), and ellie goulding (from the uk).

every song has a little extra funk in its chill beat, and some chill in its funk.

and every song will keep your energy chilled and blissful.

the tracks.

On today's edition of Music is My Medication I'll be prescribing you a heavy dose of downtempo trip-hop, breakbeats and IDM courtesy of Bonobo, Amon Tobin, Bassnectar, Flying Lotus, Burial and a whole lot more. Stream it live March 22, 5pm-6pm CDT right here on KRUU radio.

Check out the playlist here.

warm up thursday evening and sunday morning with some acoustic chill sounds... 

i've come to realize that if you can't beat the chill, go down tempo with it.

this week's show will feature aimee mann, the shins, broken bells, neil young, kacey musgraves, chris isaac, jonathan edwards, the swell season, a soufully sweet song by jack johnson, an amazing, powerful song from the group stateless, and other classy acoustic songs to sip a cup with...

the tunes...

 Saturday morning is a new mix from Pirate Satellite. Hear cuts from Jerry Goldsmith's delightful soundtrack to Our Man Flint. Hear Shift, from their album Lost In a Moment; Tripssono and G-Spliff from Tango Chill Sessions; Sinewave from Unity Gain. Also Ror-Shak's invigorating cover of The Cure's A Forest, "You're in It now, with Pirate Satellite". Hear Michael Hedges haunting cover of Theme From Hatari, "Like another world, ya dig-dig-dig?" Max Sedgley w/Z-Star resonate summertime love with Slowly. Groove Armada remix Language Lab. Iceland's Emiliana Torrini sings eclectic vibes from Love In The Time Of Science; France's Thierry David outerspace/innerspace Galactic Bliss from his new release Stellar, and more. Live steam @kruufm.com. We'll post the playlist afterward.

"Electrical current, Hallowed be thy name" - Emiliana Torrini

Strangely, the year 2009 produced some exceptional chill music (music that gives you a laid-back, rhythmical but spacey groove, so it's easy for you to lay back and chill).

I start and end the show with Tosca, the Austrian duo of Dorfmeister and Huber, and then a dreamy vocal by Asheni, with the groove by Kill The Cat, and some fascinating accoustic guitar from Paco Fernandez.

I will also feature tracks that could be labeled acid jazz and improvisational classical, with performances by Yo Yo Ma (left) and the Balanescu Quartet, and two hard-to-define performances by Muse.

The complete playlist is here: http://kruufm.com/node/8855