Basement Soul: Basementsoul mix - Best of 2013 @ Musique Non Stop

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1. Basementsoul mix - Best of 2013
2. Bishop Nehru - You Stressin' (Produced by. Disclosure)
3. sampha - sundanza
4. Da-P - dark hadou (carmack remix)
5. Sango ft. SPZRKT – Middle Of Things, Beautiful Wife (Stwo Remix)
6. Shivum Sharma - Flicker( Produced by Kwes)
7. drew hill - spotlight !
8. track of the day !!!

Basementsoul mix - Best of 2013 Posted: 24 Jan 2014 07:19 PM PST I know I'm late... Here's my best of 2013, album artist or track, from pop to underground, all winners baby! A good year in music and I can make the prediction that 2014 will be much better with a lot of surprises! I will do my best to put you on it! Remember, Life is Good! ALBUMS OF THE YEAR : London Grammar - If you wait Owiny Sigoma Band - Power Punch Valerie June - Pushin' against a stone Toro Y Moi - Anything in return Chance The Rapper - Acid Rap John Wizard - John Wizard Mirror to the soul - Music, culture and identity in the Caribbean 1920-72 The Internet - Feel Good King Krule - 6 feet beneath the moon Jaimeo Brown - Transcendence Jo Def - Steps SPECIAL MENTIONS: Flume - Ta-Ku - James Blake - Grandbrothers - Christian Rich - Lord Echo - SirOJ - Reginald Omas Mamode - Sohn - Fulgeance - Ngaiire ARTISTS TO FOLLOW ON 2014: Sampha - Kwabs - Jai Paul - Made in heights - Jamie xx Best of 2013 by Basementsoul-Insidelookingout on Mixcloud

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Staff Picks: Top Albums of 2013 #15 Posted: 20 Dec 2013 02:30 AM PST Artist: Hjaltalín Release: Enter 4 Label: Hjaltalín Release Date: September 2013 Picked by: Nick Parry – New Media Assistant Iceland's Hjaltalín crept onto UK taste-makers' radars this year with their highly anticipated third album, following previous chart-topping success in their homeland. The 8-piece's third record ‘Enter 4′ was finally made available outside of the band's Icelandic home, and it's one that has translated incredibly well upon UK ears and beyond. Full of warmth and beauty, intimate in places and darker in others, ‘Enter 4′ is a silky smooth, wonderfully constructed record, and shows that when it comes to creating compelling pop music, Iceland has it down to a tee. Lead single 'Crack in a Stone' and album opener 'Lucifer / He Felt Like a Woman' are the standouts for me; both delicate, sombre, and incredibly absorbing. – Nick Parry