Sometimes you can feel what a song means before you understand a single word.
Volume 37 opens with the beautiful melancholy of Juan Gabriel and Espinoza Paz's "Siempre En Mi Mente," setting the stage for 149 minutes loosely connected by one very human experience: pain.
Heartbreak, longing, nostalgia, humour and unexpected moments of escape weave through forgotten soundtracks, film dialogue, alternative rock, electronic detours and unlikely covers.
From Gerry Rafferty and The Waterboys to Diplo's reworking of Bloc Party, Blind Melon stripped bare, Queens of the Stone Age, Teenage Fanclub taking on Madonna, and a reflective closing moment from INXS.
Different decades, different sounds, and connections that reveal themselves along the way.
