Because I’m sappy and sentimental, this episode is chock full of love just in time for Valentine’s Day. This episode skews more towards alternative rock, although there’s a bit of jazz, blues, and even a bittersweet acoustic track in the mix.
I did warn you I listen to just about everything.
I’m also playing with the format a bit – less talking, more music! As always, feedback is welcomed, so feel free to drop a comment, or drop me an email to krystalle [at] radioactivestate [dot] com.
Enjoy!
Radioactive State – Episode #2, Volume #1
As always, complete show notes behind the break.
- Let Somebody In – Shawn Fisher *Warning: Music auto-plays!*
- Theater, Girl – Moving Castles
- My Funny Valentine – Debbie Cunningham
- Melt Into You – Sara Haze
- Didn’t Mean To Think About You – Galia Arad
- Love Bites – Will Tang
- Open Your Eyes – Shawn Fisher *Warning: Music auto-plays!*
Ending music from the video Charlie Schmidt’s Keyboard Cat, seen on any fine purrveyor of viral Internet memes.
All music used on this podcast was released under Creative Commons license for use in Podcasts through Music Alley. As such, this podcast is also released under Creative Commons: Attribution, Non-Commercial, No Derivatives.
Not all songs may be available as free downloads at the time this is released or accessed, so please support independent artists you like!
Music sourced from Mevio’s MusicAlley service at musicalley.com.
Image courtesy of ♥ellie♥ on flickr
And yes, the podcast plugin doesn’t seem to be pulling ID3 tags properly for the inline player, but they are on the source file. Working on it!

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Only just getting to listen to this now – I’d downloaded the MP3 two weeks ago (when I wasn’t working, I was working feverishly on my own projects and mini projects). Interesting listen, and as promised, diverse. I was impressed by Will Tang, a style of music I wouldn’t ordinarily touch with an electroshock barge pole…. and yet… and yet… it was rather good