17 mixes with songs by “working class”

When you're alone at late night and wants to be friend with dreams. Yes you need to sleep. And this mixtape will force your eyes to close.

music by Two Gallants, Iron & Wine and William Elliott Whitmore.

...just to meet you in the morning.

Fourteen tracks for that moment you get to finally crawl in bed with them, after driving all night to see them. Includes The Shins, Sufjan Stevens, and Trevor Hall.

Fourteen tracks including music by Cold War Kids, Dr. Dog, and Elliott Smith.

culled from my head, circa 2000. over half of these tracks found me via the recently revived epitonic.com. sixteen tracks featuring the jim yoshi pile-up., the microphones, and low.

Sometimes it is hard to express the way you feel.
Nine tracks including music by Band of Horses, Bon Iver and Bright Eyes.

I really hope you enjoy this.

It's a bit awkward, the songs don't all go together, but they all embody those lovely summery feelings.
(photo by Alejka)

saying what i want to say, much better than i could ever say it. (18 tracks, including James Blake, Local Natives and Mt. Egypt)

Nineteen tracks including music by This Day & Age, Rilo Kiley, and Lullaby for the Working Class. Image by jimpatterson.

fifteen tracks that remind me of AudioGalaxy, including music by Badly Drawn Boy, Beulah and Birdie.

Nine tracks including music by Bright Eyes, Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band and Cursive.