Always be a first-rate version of yourself, instead of a second-rate version of somebody else.

If you like want what you hear, just follow the links to the songs in the playlist below to get them.

Warm It Up
00:18 The Alice Project – I’m Having A Great Day
02:58 HP Crazy – Grabbel
06:04 Deborah Coleman – Goodbye Misery

Crank It Up
09:00 Lee Bob Watson – How Can You Be So Sure of Yourself
12:15 Lee Bob Watson – Living In the Past
15:19 Hamilton Loomis – Workin Real Hard
19:05 Renee Stahl – Run
23:04 Uncle Seth – A Little Bit More
26:12 John Costello – Spheres
29:23 Mexican Institute of Sound – Mirando a Las Muchachas
33:15 Mastercris – L Amante Religieuse
38:55 Kimara Lovelace – I Love You More
46:45 Yamasaki – Deep Six (Something Deeper featuring Emeson)

Cool It Down
49:44 Vittoria Conn – Turnaround
53:10 Jeff Tincher – My City

Run Time 1:00:03

Cadence Revolution #22 (mp3)

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Deborah Coleman
“Goodbye Misery” (mp3)
from “White Line Flyers”
(Blind Pig Records)

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Deborah Coleman is, as USA Today notes, “one of blues music’s most exciting young talents.” Along with a discography that now spans a decade, she also gives knockout live performances that have made her one of the hottest commodities on the contemporary blues scene.

Meticulous and focused in the studio and highly charismatic onstage, Coleman has developed a guitar style that reflects the influences of Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Guy, Freddie King, Albert Collins and Larry Carlton. Her vocal inspirations are as often found in the singing of Chrissie Hynde and Patti Smith as in the recordings of Bessie Smith, Janis Joplin, Memphis Minnie and Alberta Hunter.

Chase down your passion like it’s the last bus of the night.

If you like want what you hear, just follow the links to the songs in the playlist below to get them.

Warm It Up
00:18 Tara – Tara Caballero
03:00 Chris Pati – Let It Go
07:58 Hanspeter Kruesi – Cold Fusion

Crank It Up
10:23 James Brown – Gut Bucket
13:30 Yamasaki – Don`t Give Up
17:09 Ananda Project – Stalk You
22:56 Victor Imbres – All You Want and Need
27:29 Jodi Martin – 15 Minutes Out To Sea
31:20 Guy Krieger – Colors in The Dark
35:53 Koine – Senza Tranquillita
39:57 The Dwarves – Salt Lake City
42:00 Air One – The Fly
45:05 Radio Orphans – Tinkerbell
47:31 Rondo Brothers – Still Your Ghost

Cool It Down
50:23 Chris Cortez – Georgia On My Mind
55:30 HP Crazy – Dancing In Circles

Run Time 1:00:31
Cadence Revolution #21 (mp3)

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Jodi Martin
“15 Minutes Out To Sea” (mp3)
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Jodi Martin started writing songs when she was five. Noticing this trend, her Mum loaned Jodi her tape recorder. At five, this was a momentous event and confirmed Jodi’s obsession with songwriting forever. Jodi met Kasey Chambers and the Chambers family when she was sixteen. The following year, Kasey recorded Jodi’s song ‘Why’ for the Dead Ringer Band’s album ‘Homefires’ which took out Australia’s premier music awards, winning an ARIA Award the following year for Best Country Album.

Like Kasey, Jodi spent her formative years in the remote desert region of Australia’s Nullarbor Plain. With the recording of ‘Why’, and the Chambers family encouraging her to move to the more populated East Coast, Jodi left her small coastal desert hometown of Ceduna to begin her own career as a singer/songwriter.

Four critically acclaimed albums later, the sparse landscape of her childhood still resonates in Jodi’s music and the legacy of a small town remains in her honest lyrics. Her songs are not afraid to tackle controversial issues, like her own childhood spent growing up in an area with a large indigenous population. Her story comes through in songs like ‘Riddles’ (Water and Wood) where racism is witnessed through a child’s eyes. Jodi writes frankly and incisively about everything from relationships with lovers, parents, to social justice and personal issues like abuse. Jodi strong feelings of connection to place ensure that Australian imagery weaves itself into her work.

People may doubt what you say, but they will believe what you do.

If you like want what you hear, just follow the links to the songs in the playlist below to get them.

Warm It Up
00:18 DJ Hiro – Kote Moun Yo

Crank It Up
11:30 Brother Love – Summertime
14:10 Julius Papp – A Thousand Years
21:25 Fish Go Deep – The Cure and The Cause
23:55 Dodo Bird - Trades And Tariffs
28:31 Frank Black – Robert Onion
32:00 Red Elvises – Everybody Disco
36:25 Don Juan Dracula – Take me Home
38:15 Bobby Blue – In A Song (Puritain’s Powa Mix)
42:40 Derek James – Free Love
45:20 Girls Stuff – Secrets
48:15 De Madrugada – Essa Magia

Cool It Down
51:52 Alysha J. Talbot – Love Life
55:23 Adriana Thorpe – Fly
58:11 Nardis – Solo3min

Run Time 1:00:23
Cadence Revolution #20 (mp3)

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