Nialler9 TXFM radio show playlist – November 19th

My new music show is live every Thursday from 10pm to midnight on TXFM. Here’s what I played last night. You can listen back by date (Thursday – the new site isn’t done so the first hour is actually TXFM Evenings – 3 / then Nialler9 – 1)

 Part one

1. Augustus & John – There’s Goes My Train
2. The Hot 8 Brass Band – Sexual Healing (J-Felix Remix)
3. NAO – So Good (feat. A.K. Paul)
4. Jeffrey Lewis & Los Bolts – Support Tours
5. Cian Nugent – Things Don’t Change That Fast
6. The Dø – Trustful Hands (Radio Edit)
7. Grimes – World Princess part II
8. Wild Nothing – Chinatown
9. Lissie – Hero
10. Operators – True
11. POLIÇA – Lime Habit
12. Daithi – Mary Keanes Introduction

 Part two

1. Sophie –  Like We Never Said Goodbye
2. Hudson Mohawke –  Forever 1 (Cashmere Cat Edit)
3. Righeira – Vamos a la Playa (Maxi)
4. Philip Bailey & Phil Collins –  Easy Lover
5. Stevie Nicks  – Edge of Seventeen (Mojo Filter Macwood Mixdown)
6. Peter Gabriel – No Control (Fort Romeau edit)
7. New Order  – Tutti Frutti
8. Chvrches  – Leave a Trace (Four Tet Remix)
9. !!! – Freedom! ’15
10. Reykjavíkurdætur – D.R.U.S.L.A ft. Ásdís María
11. Bruce Springsteen  – Dancing In The Dark (Blaster Mix)

You can listen live on Thursdays to the show on 105.2FM, online, the iOs app, Android app or if you missed it, along with all the other shows, via the listen back section

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