Oh Messy Life – August 20, 2026 Show Notes
(Sports took over my usual 4pm time slot, so I aired the show earlier in the day at 10am this week.)
Track 1: Alfonso Soliano – Masth Chantani
Starting the show off with some Malaysian Jazz, from the first album on the new Habbi Funk imprint Audible Beauty Records, Tiga Trombone.
Track 2: Ben Goldberg and Kenny Wollesen – Forward and Back
Then over to the states for something from bay area musician Ben Goldberg.
Track 3: Ritmos Tropicosmos – Tension Dub with Slide
Staying in the bay area for a track off of the new release Oak to OK, from everyone’s favorite Oakland based psychedelic cumbia band.
Track 4: Susobrino, Xiuhtezcatl – PIZALE
Proceeds from the purchase of this song, Pizale, go to organizations conducting disaster relief in Columbia and Venezuela.
Track 5: abracadabra – go fix yourself
Back to Oakland from a track off of abracadabra’s new album, Peel Away.
Track 6: Sorry No Ferrari – Setun
Then over to Atlanta for a track off of Sorry No Ferrari’s 2010 album, Ternary, out on Stickfigure Recordings.
Track 7: tofusmell – Cravings
From the album, All My Time, by Winnipeg’s tofusmell.
Track 8: Big Blood – Song For Ro-He-Ge
Then over to Maine.
Track 9: Wobbly – Detectables
Another track from a compilation of radio performances that was only briefly online.
Track 10: Carl Stone – Sumiya
Following up Wobbly with fellow sample artist Carl Stone.
Track 11: Takkak Takkak – Api
(I think I announced this track by it’s letters, A, P, I, instead of just saying api)
Track 12: Cocanha, Los Sara Fontán, Tarta Relena – El minimal wave del Remendar
From the collaborate of three duos, 4132314, which, according to the Bandcamp page “was born from the desire to musically recreate the memory of the female workers of the former Barcelona textile factory Fabra i Coats.”
Track 13: Yeti On Horseback – Through With This Flesh
Ending the last full set of the show with some Canadian metal.
Track 14: Tony Molina – Somewhere There’s A Feather
And ending the show with a track from the Bay’s own Tony Molina.










