Nic Harcourt
Nic Harcourt
David Gray
On this edition of Sounds Eclectic, host Nic Harcourt plays new, upcoming and recent releases from Imogen Heap, Damien Marley, and the latest from Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan. Plus a live in-studio performance from David Gray, all this and much more on Sounds Eclectic.
On this edition of Sounds Eclectic, host Nic Harcourt plays new, upcoming and recent releases from Imogen Heap, Damien Marley, and the latest from Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan. Plus a live in-studio performance from David Gray, all this and much more on Sounds Eclectic.
these beautiful ghosts | ||
stoned part 1 | hacktone | |
city of love | 2006 | |
Walk Away | You Could Have It So Much Better epic | |
just like the rain | mute | |
love's a game | capitol | |
chicken in a box | ninja tune | |
From here | ||
falling tree | ||
the one i love | ||
slow motion | ||
ain't no love | ||
laughing gas | ||
forget myself | v23254-2005 | |
like a star | emi uk-2005 | |
seven days in sunny jane | dynamite | |
unlike me | 2005 | |
all night | universal | |
higher | 2005 | |
forty days | stones throw | |
deus ibi est | ||
miniature disasters | virgin-2006 | |
special | sony uk | |
shadow | ruffworld | |
everfalleninlove | compass | |
headlock | rca | |
mr solitude | ||
insel passage |
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