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Total Niceness & Spring Equinox Edition ( 20.03.2026

Total Niceness lands on the Spring Equinox, drifting through a mix of Balearic, cosmic and left leaning records that have been sitting in rotation over the past few weeks.

Tracklist

Hawksmoor - Flooding A Maze (In Slow Motion)
Sister Ray Davies - Iona
Lily Rae Grant - Forget About
Adjustments - Yr New Shoes
Lines Of Silence - Transcendental Radiation (Kayla Painter Remix)
Arrival Ft. Kevin McCormick - One (Underbank Mix)
The Five Techniques Ft. Roisín El Cherif & Paul Weller - Resistance In The Dark
Idjut Boys & Minjung Kate Kim - WTF
Dr. Rockit - The Lion and the Cucumber
The Thief of Time - Metropolis Rising (Building Better Worlds?)
Elijah Minnelli - Bebé Durmiendo Cumbia
Officer John - Handle
Adjustments - Moon Eyes
Quiet Village - Broken Promises
Alabaster Deplume - Bringing Up The Nakba
Seahawks & Woo - Seven States Of Bliss
Hawksmoor - Infinite Tapestry

Notes

A few standouts in here that have been sticking.

Hawksmoor opens and closes the show, setting the tone early and tying it back together at the end. Killer release after killer release from Jason Boardman's Before I Die. Adjustments feature twice, had “Moon Eyes” in my head for weeks. Quiet Village and Seahawks & Woo push things further out towards the end, taking things a littler slower and almost cinematic… but it has to  be “Bringing Up The Nakba” by Alabaster DePlume which is my favourite find in recent times. Heard it on Melodica first. Moving stuff.

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ATM Musick - Palestina / Fink, It’s Not Illegal Yet  7"

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