WFMU: Sunrise Lamentations with Jeremiah: Playlist from April 15, 2023

Listener comments!
	3:27am Destroit: All is quiet. Hi everyone. 🙂
	3:30am alan the painter: good morning, thank you, bass end beginning ...
	3:34am Jeremiah: good morning
	3:37am Destroit: Don should be checkin in here anytime now…..
	4:08am fred: Good morning Jeremiah and listeners
	4:09am Jeremiah: good morning Fred
	4:09am Ajay / Krommenie (NL): Good morning! Making breakfast with the family and listening to the show. Thanks for the tunes (and support) Jeremiah
	4:10am Jeremiah: good morning Ajay
	4:13am derekleif: Hey, Jeremiah! It's my first time listening to you. I'm enjoying Bhajan Bhoy a whole lot. I mean, just think about it, Jeremiah. You, sir, are responsible for the first time, yes, the first, that the sound waves of Bhajan Bhoy have graced these eardrums, and worked their way, through my cochleas, to my brain, where those wages produce that sort of dopamine infusion that guides a person through writing their morning journal entry at 4:13 AM EST. Greetings from lovely Beverly Massachusetts!
	4:14am derekleif: oops! Not WAGES, WAVES. Sorry!
	4:17am Jeremiah: good morning Derek welcome to Bhajan Bhoy
	🎷 4:33am Ike: Cool.
	4:34am Jeremiah: good morning Ike
	4:43am derekleif: Jeremiah, how did you come to be a fan of the music you play? I'm a school librarian, and I admit I'm not only asking you to learn something, but also to practice my query skills. I'm trying to ask questions that people enjoy answering; I notice that when it centers around someone's area of expertise, they tend to enjoy sharing some information about it. Then they do this, and I get something out of it. It's, you know, win-win. Anyway, as I said: in these parts, a person doesn't come across sounds like this that often. So for you, what is it? Did you grow up around this music? Did you have a friend who introduced you to it? A teacher? A cool family member? And where was music in your teen years? Was it this music? Hoo, boy. A lot of questions, I tells ya, a lot of questions. So let's start at the beginning: what got you into this music, pal?
	4:56am fred: ↳ Song: "Sweet Sister Part 2" by "Up-Tight" Up-Tight is a good live band
	4:56am Jeremiah: I basically pick some stuff from my collection and playwhatever new stuff we get at the station that I like.I'm no expert.
	4:56am Jeremiah: ↳ fred @4:56 They sound like they would be
	4:56am egould: Jammer.
	4:58am derekleif: When did you first come across music such as the music you play on your show? Childhood relative? High school peer? College radio station friend? Random listen to a free-form radio station at 4:57 in the morning?
	4:58am yippie: I'm doing the dancing in my dream
	4:59am Archer D. Midland: wtf I didn’t even know this app had ever been on my computer how? What has science done? Outsourcing our brainpower? Who could do such a … no… no!!! GPTTTT OUTTTT BEGONE!!!!!
	4:59am coelacanth∅: Ahoy Jeremiah and all
	5:00am Jeremiah: ↳ derekleif @4:58 Most of this stuff was just in the new bin and i liked it so I'm playing it. In HS I mostly listened to indie and punk and if you see me DJ IRL i'm usually playing disco.
	5:01am Jeremiah: aloha Coel
	5:04am derekleif: As a librarian, I'm just always interested in how people develop a field of knowledge. Obviously, Jeremiah, you know a lot about the music you play, and clearly immerse yourself in these sounds. I just always love to find out about another person's process of being their "own librarian," and finding the sources that feed their mind. I would imagine DJing gives you exposure to new ideas. It must be a bit like when I go to a conference, and all of us book nerds introduce each other to new things to read. Not to compare myself to DJing in by any means with this: when I worked at Tower Records way back in 1991, I was amazed at how much I picked up by just being around, sigh as I mourn their disappearence everywhere but here, physical objects that made music when someone put them into a player of some sort. Where do you DJ? When I come to New York, it would be fun to take my significant other to a club where you work.
	5:12am Jeremiah: ↳ derekleif @5:04 I'm all over the place. your best bet is to follow @feral_appliance on IG. I post where I'm playing there.
	5:16am fred: ↳ Song: "Triangle" by "Jacno" Circle should cover this (Triangle from Rectangle)
	5:21am Brian Smith: and twirling always twirling.
	5:26am Jeremiah: ↳ Brian Smith @5:21 twirling towards freedom
	5:29am fred: ↳ Jeremiah @5:26 or the sunrise
	5:30am Brian Smith: Synth a délic
	5:43am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning
	5:44am Jeremiah: good morning Aaron
	5:50am coelacanth∅: Thanks Jeremiah take care
	5:51am Jeremiah: Take care Coel
	5:51am fred: ↳ Song: "Sweetest Taboo" by "Bobby Lyle" Showing my age, it only took me a few seconds to recognize Sweetest Taboo (weird without Sade's voice)
	5:58am Brian Smith: been listening to The Doctor Is In And Out by Yusef Lateef lately.
	5:20pm Ioannis K: I always come here for the Sunrise Suite!Brilliant idea to end your show this way!Greetings from Greece and may all of you live long in endless pleasure....

Sunrise Lamentations with Jeremiah: Playlist from April 15, 2023

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Ambient, transient, poppy, sloppy, danceable, romanceable, and Italians rapping in English with laser noises. Don't be sad because here comes the sun.

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April 15, 2023

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Prima Materia	Tail Of The Tiger "Tail Of The Tiger" by "Prima Materia"	La Coda Della Tigre	Superior Viaduct	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Necks	Forming "Forming" by "The Necks"	Travel	Northern Spy	0:23:34 (Pop-up)
Siegfried Kessler / Gus Nemeth / Stu Martin	Bach Hcab	Solaire	Souffle Continu	0:43:39 (Pop-up)
Pcn	Meimnot/Minimal Bop "Meimnot/Minimal Bop" by "Pcn"	Collector	Self-Released	0:56:39 (Pop-up)
	a song			1:03:18 (Pop-up)
Bhajan Bhoy	The Guiding Light "The Guiding Light" by "Bhajan Bhoy"	To Love Is To Love Vol. 1	Feeding Tube/Cardinal Fuzz	1:06:31 (Pop-up)
Lalalar	Hata Benim Göbek Adım "Hata Benim Göbek Adım" by "Lalalar"	Bi Cinnete Bakar	Bongo Joe	1:14:22 (Pop-up)
Euroshima	Ejercita Del Odio "Ejercita Del Odio" by "Euroshima"	Gala	Dark Entries	1:19:27 (Pop-up)
Saint Abdullah & Jason Nazary	Divine TIming Is Intuitive	Evicted In The Morning	Disciples	1:25:17 (Pop-up)
Derya Yildirim & Grup Şimşek	Ayse Halam Ariyor	Dost 2	Bongo Joe	1:29:13 (Pop-up)
Ak'Chamel	Sheltering Inside A Camel	A Mournful Kingdom Of Sand	Akuphone	1:31:58 (Pop-up)
Up-Tight	Sweet Sister Part 2 "Sweet Sister Part 2" by "Up-Tight"	Sweet Sister	Feeding Tube	1:42:40 (Pop-up)
	a song			2:05:24 (Pop-up)
Droids	(Do You Have) The Force "(Do You Have) The Force" by "Droids"	Star Peace		2:08:51 (Pop-up)
Jacno	Triangle "Triangle" by "Jacno"	Rectangle		2:12:45 (Pop-up)
Kosmischer Läufer	Die Stille Sonne (Teil 2)	Volume 5	Unknown Capability Recordings	2:16:15 (Pop-up)
Década 2	Alfabeto (Cold Version)	Back Up: Mexican Tecno Pop 1980-1989	Dark Entries	2:21:44 (Pop-up)
Meine Katze Und Ich	La Gran Masa "La Gran Masa" by "Meine Katze Und Ich"	Síntomas de Techno: Ondas Electrónicas Subterráneas Desde Perú (1985-1991)	Buh Records	2:26:56 (Pop-up)
Steven Malinder	Shock To The Body	Tick Tick Tick	Dais	2:30:56 (Pop-up)
Sunrise Suite "Sunrise Suite"
Gerald Albright	Bermuda NIghts "Bermuda NIghts" by "Gerald Albright"	Bermuda Nights		2:38:02 (Pop-up)
NIcholas Cole, Vincent Ingala	Snap	Endless Possibilities		2:43:44 (Pop-up)
Bobby Lyle	Sweetest Taboo "Sweetest Taboo" by "Bobby Lyle"	Joyful		2:48:09 (Pop-up)
Kim Waters	The Ride "The Ride" by "Kim Waters"	Someone To Love You		2:53:27 (Pop-up)
Alex Bugnon	Yearning For Your Love	Love Season		2:57:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:27am Destroit: All is quiet. Hi everyone. 🙂
	3:30am alan the painter: good morning, thank you, bass end beginning ...
	3:34am Jeremiah: good morning
	3:37am Destroit: Don should be checkin in here anytime now…..
	4:08am fred: Good morning Jeremiah and listeners
	4:09am Jeremiah: good morning Fred
	4:09am Ajay / Krommenie (NL): Good morning! Making breakfast with the family and listening to the show. Thanks for the tunes (and support) Jeremiah
	4:10am Jeremiah: good morning Ajay
	4:13am derekleif: Hey, Jeremiah! It's my first time listening to you. I'm enjoying Bhajan Bhoy a whole lot. I mean, just think about it, Jeremiah. You, sir, are responsible for the first time, yes, the first, that the sound waves of Bhajan Bhoy have graced these eardrums, and worked their way, through my cochleas, to my brain, where those wages produce that sort of dopamine infusion that guides a person through writing their morning journal entry at 4:13 AM EST. Greetings from lovely Beverly Massachusetts!
	4:14am derekleif: oops! Not WAGES, WAVES. Sorry!
	4:17am Jeremiah: good morning Derek welcome to Bhajan Bhoy
	🎷 4:33am Ike: Cool.
	4:34am Jeremiah: good morning Ike
	4:43am derekleif: Jeremiah, how did you come to be a fan of the music you play? I'm a school librarian, and I admit I'm not only asking you to learn something, but also to practice my query skills. I'm trying to ask questions that people enjoy answering; I notice that when it centers around someone's area of expertise, they tend to enjoy sharing some information about it. Then they do this, and I get something out of it. It's, you know, win-win. Anyway, as I said: in these parts, a person doesn't come across sounds like this that often. So for you, what is it? Did you grow up around this music? Did you have a friend who introduced you to it? A teacher? A cool family member? And where was music in your teen years? Was it this music? Hoo, boy. A lot of questions, I tells ya, a lot of questions. So let's start at the beginning: what got you into this music, pal?
	4:56am fred: ↳ Song: "Sweet Sister Part 2" by "Up-Tight" Up-Tight is a good live band
	4:56am Jeremiah: I basically pick some stuff from my collection and playwhatever new stuff we get at the station that I like.I'm no expert.
	4:56am Jeremiah: ↳ fred @4:56 They sound like they would be
	4:56am egould: Jammer.
	4:58am derekleif: When did you first come across music such as the music you play on your show? Childhood relative? High school peer? College radio station friend? Random listen to a free-form radio station at 4:57 in the morning?
	4:58am yippie: I'm doing the dancing in my dream
	4:59am Archer D. Midland: wtf I didn’t even know this app had ever been on my computer how? What has science done? Outsourcing our brainpower? Who could do such a … no… no!!! GPTTTT OUTTTT BEGONE!!!!!
	4:59am coelacanth∅: Ahoy Jeremiah and all
	5:00am Jeremiah: ↳ derekleif @4:58 Most of this stuff was just in the new bin and i liked it so I'm playing it. In HS I mostly listened to indie and punk and if you see me DJ IRL i'm usually playing disco.
	5:01am Jeremiah: aloha Coel
	5:04am derekleif: As a librarian, I'm just always interested in how people develop a field of knowledge. Obviously, Jeremiah, you know a lot about the music you play, and clearly immerse yourself in these sounds. I just always love to find out about another person's process of being their "own librarian," and finding the sources that feed their mind. I would imagine DJing gives you exposure to new ideas. It must be a bit like when I go to a conference, and all of us book nerds introduce each other to new things to read. Not to compare myself to DJing in by any means with this: when I worked at Tower Records way back in 1991, I was amazed at how much I picked up by just being around, sigh as I mourn their disappearence everywhere but here, physical objects that made music when someone put them into a player of some sort. Where do you DJ? When I come to New York, it would be fun to take my significant other to a club where you work.
	5:12am Jeremiah: ↳ derekleif @5:04 I'm all over the place. your best bet is to follow @feral_appliance on IG. I post where I'm playing there.
	5:16am fred: ↳ Song: "Triangle" by "Jacno" Circle should cover this (Triangle from Rectangle)
	5:21am Brian Smith: and twirling always twirling.
	5:26am Jeremiah: ↳ Brian Smith @5:21 twirling towards freedom
	5:29am fred: ↳ Jeremiah @5:26 or the sunrise
	5:30am Brian Smith: Synth a délic
	5:43am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning
	5:44am Jeremiah: good morning Aaron
	5:50am coelacanth∅: Thanks Jeremiah take care
	5:51am Jeremiah: Take care Coel
	5:51am fred: ↳ Song: "Sweetest Taboo" by "Bobby Lyle" Showing my age, it only took me a few seconds to recognize Sweetest Taboo (weird without Sade's voice)
	5:58am Brian Smith: been listening to The Doctor Is In And Out by Yusef Lateef lately.
	5:20pm Ioannis K: I always come here for the Sunrise Suite!Brilliant idea to end your show this way!Greetings from Greece and may all of you live long in endless pleasure....

Sunrise Lamentations with Jeremiah: Playlist from April 15, 2023

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