RVA Radio: Reinhold’s “Wintry 5.0: We Are Forever”

by | Feb 17, 2015 | PODCASTS

In honor of RVA’s first snow day of the season, we now present our own John Reinhold’s fifth annual Wintry Mix. Here’s Reinhold’s introduction, and the track list:

“We are Forever” – Wintry 5.0


In honor of RVA’s first snow day of the season, we now present our own John Reinhold’s fifth annual Wintry Mix. Here’s Reinhold’s introduction, and the track list:

“We are Forever” – Wintry 5.0

This wintry mix is dedicated to our friend Ian Graham, who passed last year, but lives on forever through all of us that he showed friendship and love. Wintry mixes for me have always been about the beautiful music that inspire me from various producers throughout the year. This one in particular is special because the songs have specific meaning to moments in time shared with Ian. It’s more of a full dedication to Ian, specifically put together by title (just look at track list) and overall feel. Plus some tracks have a unique flavor, with some 808’s and deep sounds that I know he would dig. It was not easy to get though this one – maybe overall it’s a mediation, maybe this is for healing, maybe it’s memories put to sound, or perhaps it’s my way of saying goodbye. ; )

*Use good speakers or headphones – Turn up volume, sit down and close your eyes.

“Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt”

Tracklist:
Snowblind – Fudge (Band from RVA 90’s)
Apparitions – Max Cooper
Mass Effect 2.5 – Tomas Datt
Day 4 – Andrea
Tears Made Our Team Strong – Kamandi x Polo
Only I can cure your broken Heart – Polo
Salute – Alex Grenmouse
Heads Above – WhoMadeWho
Affection – Ollie Macfarlane (Cresce Remix)
I’ll Need you Master – LuQuS
Memories – Jacoo
Let Go – Bearcubs
I Wish there was a Towel to Throw In – Oubleday
Elegy – Tyco
Just A Dream – Melosense
Brother – Matt Corby (Kygo Remix)
Finale – Padillion
(。◕‿◕。) – Ryan Hemsworth
We’ll Meet Again – Thomas Datt
And its Alright – Peter Broderick (Nils Frahm Mix)
Scotland the Brave – The Auld Town Band & Pipes

And here’s a Wintry bonus: a playlist featuring all five of Reinhold’s Wintry Mixes, dating back to 2011. Enjoy!


Picture by Todd Raviotta (from The Delta)

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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