From February 11th-19th inclusive a intensely creative barrage of events, collectible items and unique experiences will be auctioned live, ON AIR on Resonance104.4FM
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The ResonanceFM Auction
From February 11th-19th inclusive a intensely creative barrage of events, collectible items and unique experiences will be auctioned live, ON AIR on Resonance104.4FM
Tune in and take part. Browse the items here.
https://fundraiser.resonance.fm/
Trump this Horror Show - New Release by Birds of Hell
"Played live, Let's Have The Windows Open digresses into semi-improvised lyrics and over the last few months Donald Trump has been the focus of these ad-libs."
This Week's Free Lab Radio - Turkish Ladies on Records
Polish record collector Kornelia Binicewicz lives in Turkey where she
began Ladies on Records, a listening and digitising and uploading
project for currently Turkish psychadealica from the 60s and 70s
featuring the voices of Turkish women of the time. The 60-70s saw a
massive explosion in music all over the world which gave women the voice
and platform with which to become renowned and express themselves not
only musically,but also in fashion and the arts.
See more at
http://ladiesonrecords.strikingly.com
Free Lab Radio broadcasts Saturday nights 11-midnight and repeats Tuesdays 4am GMT. Catch it on air and on digital across London or online http://player.resonancefm.com/
Also catch Free Lab Radio Fridays 6.3pm on our online and digital station in Brighton: Resonance Extra.
New Podcast - Mind's Medicine Free Lab Takeover
Mind's Medicine says for this mix 'MicroTuning' for Free Lab Radio:
"All songs in this mix are retuned using .tun files and omnisphere, based on a 432hz tuning of middle A. I have been enjoying the Harmonic Scale recently and all my music is written in it."Free Lab broadcasts 11-midnight GMT, Saturday nights on 104.4fm to half a million core listeners across London, online elsewhere, repeating Tuesday 4am.
We are also on Fridays 19:30 GMT on ResonanceFM's offshoot station Resonance Extra, which broadcasts on digital and online in Brighton, UK.
Podcasts - www.mixcloud.com/fari
This Week's Free Lab Radio - The David Bowie Mixpiece
Von Runte, a DJ and Producer in Manchester, UK releases his own material under the anti-war non-profit label Marshall Records and is a remixer of British songwriters.
BROADCAST:
Free Lab Radio broadcasts on Resonance104.4fm Saturdays nights 11-midnigh, repeats the following Tuesdays 04:00-05:00am UK time. Pick it up on 104.4FM and digital radio across London, online otherwise. We are also rebroadcast on Resonance Extra, on digital radio in Brighton and on Resonance Extra's online streaming service.
"His work as a DJ was also very successful and prolific – Fritz even played Ibiza (that was when it actually meant something). Then, in 2003 Fritz founded Marshall Records, another independent label, with an explicit agenda: making records against the war, that was then commencing with the Iraq invasion. Marshall Records focuses on bootleg mixes and mash-ups, and its catalogue has achieved over 25 million downloads – most of it propelled by the internet phenomena The Beatles HATE. Fritz continues to produce remixes, original music and he DJs from time to time.
Fritz von Runte’s life has always been connected to music, one way or another. His father was a obsessive record collector, Jazz, Big Bands and Orchestras. He gave Fritz his first record player, a monophonic (!) portable one, at the age of 4 (!!). As a boy, Fritz was always the one responsible for directing the music in parties. He didn’t have a video game, never got into sports, basically was more interested in music than anything else. At the age of 15 he became a professional DJ, warming up parties in warehouses for thousands of people. When he was 18 he bought his first drum machine and one year later got a job in a studio, when he began to produce music."
This Week's Free Lab Radio - Dance is a Neuroscience
Complex movement.
Sound generation. Kinesiology. Meaningful gesturing. Rhythmic synchronisation. Wordlessly communication. Brain synchrony. Rehabilitation and therapy. the magic of mutual gaze.
Dance is a Neuroscience
A mix by Fari B of the most sonically intriguing dance tunes in this year's playlist, plus new Nov-Dec releases. Moving through genres and sub-genres from 8-bit to Neurostep, it's a selection to end 2015 with.
Dance is a marriage of the representational capacity of language and the rhythmicity of music. Even though dance is a fundamental form of human expression, neuroscientists have given it relatively little consideration. The past decade, however, researchers have conducted the first brain-imaging studies of both amateur and professional dancers. These investigations address such questions as, How do dancers navigate though space? How do they pace their steps? How do people learn complex series of patterned movements? 1)
Streaming online and broadcasting on air on 104.4FM, at 11-midnight GMT (3-4am GST).
Repeat: Tuesday 4-5am GMT (7-8am GST)
Podcasts here.
Check out Fari's last mix below.
This Week's Free Lab Radio - Endurance City
This week we explore minimal
house, tech and synth-pop tracks tracks with reliably repetitive forms, and how these give people
clubbers the confidence (and therefore the freedom) to dance? Their mesmeric beats, by their very repetition become a kind of meditation, a small box in which the dancer moves shoulder to shoulder to a driving, seamless mix along with everyone else in a kind of flamboyantly stylish step class, where endurance rather than variety is part of the experience. Think of Techno Viking if he'd been an international corporate head hunter living in Dubai.
Here in Dubai, the dance scene is varied, but only within the parameters allowed by the brackets in which different social groups operate. The Ethiopians have their club, the Indians theirs, the Russians, the Singaporeans have theirs. The expat Europeans, Australians, South Africans and Americans mostly dance to chic, boutique music. That's the best way to encapsulate the genres that we're thinking of - clean, reliable, at first hearing possibly featureless, but after a while, a freedom appears within the framework.
Free Lab Radio - Live, with Tapes
As we met young producer Tapes this month, we've invited him to ResonanceFM studios to do a live thing...it might be tapes it might be vinyl. But it will be Tapes.His new release is on vinyl with EM Records "No Broken Hearts on This Factory Floor", as marketed by Boomkat. Here are his previous ones, the first of which was in 2009 in which the tracks were transferred to tape, and back again for effect.
The record "No Broken Hearts..." comes with a printed 12" x 12" double-sided insert, a compendium of what Boomkat call Tapes' "frayed and wayward dub exploits on Japan's always wonderful EM Records ahead of his full debut LP with Honest Jon's."
We're just looking forward to hearing his version of Olivia Newton John in 'Phyzikal Dub', because I'm addicted to a very cool remix of that song ourselves....
Broadcasts Saturday 11-mdnight on 104.4FM across London and online...Repeats Thursday 2am
Listen online with RadioPlayer
This Week's Free Lab Radio Show: Tipping into Summer
To mark mid-May, Fari Bradley brings us a new releases - some on cassette - from Vinny Villbass
(Norway), Bamboo (UK), Toy Light (Los Angeles), Kamasi Washington,
Manican Party (New York) and more.
Broadcasts 11pm-midnight Saturdays, repeating Thursdays 2am
Listen on 104.4FM in London
or online:
New Podcast - East Asia Go!
You can cut all the flowers but you cannot keep Spring from coming.”
A Free Lab Radio mix hosted by Fari B.
Going out 11-midnight GMT on 104.4FM if you are one of London's 7 million Londoners, or online elsewhere, use this handy Radioplayer.
Repeats Thursday 2am.
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This Week's Free Lab Radio - Bollywood Times
How cinema has shaped the musical landscape of India cannot be overestimated. The unrequited love of devotee to the divine gives over to more earthly romance.
Broadcasts UK time 11-midnight Saturday 14th March, repeats Thursday 2am - listen on 104.4FM across London or online elswhere
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This Week's Free Lab Radio Guest Mix - Time to psych.
Time to psych. The Dandelion Times is a radio experience guest hosted by Sinjin and Julius of UK band The Dandelion Set, for Free Lab Radio this week. Mixing with "the un-selfconscious freedom of the 70's", a blend of
Library music, prog-folk, Krautrock and electronica for 21st Century
Beatniks. Free Lab Radio broadcasts Saturday 11-midnight, repeats Thursday 2am. Listen on 104.4FM across London or on the RadioPlayer online.
Catch Dandelion's own music here.
1. Im Staub der Sterne OST- Part Tem 4 Part 2
2. Peter Thomas -Rocking Computer (ext)
3. William Burroughs - Recalling All Active Agents (EXT)
4. The Pretty Things - Scene One
5. The Residents - Guylum Bardot (ext)
6. The Nice- Flower King of Flies
7. The Art Bears - The Bath Of Stars (Ext)
8. Jaga Jazzist - One-Armed Bandit (Ext)
9. Tim Perkins - Vienna Pig Race(ext)
10. Brainticket - A Place In The Sun (ext)
11. The Stepkids - Shadows on Behalf
12. Bertrand Burgulat - Aux Cyclades Electroniques
13. Broadcast - In Here The World Begins
14.The Dandelion Set- Cosmic Revariants
This Week's Free Lab Radio - Real Reggae with Earl Gateshead
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| Earl Gateshead MCing at Notting Hill |
Gateshead is a respected and long standing member of London's roots scene, and was the Roots Reggae resident at the seminal Blue Note and Fabric, both in Soho, London.
Broadcasts Saturday nights 11-midnight, repeats Thursdays 2am on 104.4FM across London online elsewhere. Read his bio below. Tweet @FariBrad
1) Ayatollah--Jackie Mittoo (Nefertiti 12)
2) This World--King Midious (Justice League 7)
3) Natty Dread Nar Run--Barry Brown (Strong Like Samson 12)
4) Rasta We Rasta--Danny Red (Youth And Truth 12)
5) Jah I--The Jewells (Observer 7)
6) Version to 'Institutionalised Racism'--Vivian Jones (Global Domination 7)
7) Bird In Flight--Carleen Anderson (Tuff Scout 7)
8) Babylon--Admiral Tibbett (Kings International 7)
9) Dubplate Fashion--Tradesman and Parly B (Reggae Roast 7)
10) Watch Them--Singer Tempa (Digi-Kal 7)
11) Mission Impossible--Nerious Joseph, Philip Leo, C J Lewis (Fashion 12)
12) Housebreaker (Rootikal Rebuild)-- Capital Letters (Reggae Archive Records)
13) Pure Rankin--Horace Andy and King Tubbys (Sufferers Heights 12)
14) Stop The War--Paul Freeman (Sunshine Records 7)
Since 1968, Trojan Records has led
the way in presenting the very best in classic Jamaican sounds. The
labels releases have featured the best of Jamaican talent, with the
likes of Bob Marley and The Wailers, Dennis Brown, John Holt, Ken
Boothe, Toots andThe Maytals and The Inner Circle all included on its
illustrious roster.
Earl
began DJing in 1979 when he played reggae records between punk bands in
Brixton and was heavily influenced by the Trojan releases of the time.
Today Earl Gateshead and Trojan Sound System tour the globe playing
records from the extensive Trojan catalogue, spreading the
original message from Jamaica’s golden era of Reggae music. Recent shows
include Glastonbury, Outlook, Boomtownfair, Bestival, Rototom
Festival and club events at London’s biggest venue; Fabric.
In the late 70s, in the spirit of the times Earl built his own sound system at the world famous Dive Bar in Soho, where he established a reputation across London. Earl had a 20 year residency at The Dive Bar, which was sadly bought to an end in 2002 when the venue was closed. Throughout the later part of his Dive Bar years Earl became the Saturday night resident at clubs such as the internationally acclaimed Blue Note and later Fabric, where he was the resident Roots Reggae specialist.
In the late 70s, in the spirit of the times Earl built his own sound system at the world famous Dive Bar in Soho, where he established a reputation across London. Earl had a 20 year residency at The Dive Bar, which was sadly bought to an end in 2002 when the venue was closed. Throughout the later part of his Dive Bar years Earl became the Saturday night resident at clubs such as the internationally acclaimed Blue Note and later Fabric, where he was the resident Roots Reggae specialist.
In
2000 Earl organised and performed at a series of events called
“Reggae Nights”. These legendary series of concerts received world wide
attention, with performances from international legends such as; Alton
Ellis, Dennis Alcapone, Adrian Sherwood and Saxon Sound System. This run
of great success gave Earl a huge boost in profile, which
lead him to be one of the most sought after DJs in the country and in
high demand from international Reggae artists. He then went on to tour
Europe and Australasia with Big Youth, Dr Alimantado and Cutty Ranks
amongst others.
Invited to give a lecture at the prestigious Red Bull Music Academy in Sao Paulo, Earl gave a comprehensive lecture on Reggae DJing and recorded a radio show for Red Bull.
Invited to give a lecture at the prestigious Red Bull Music Academy in Sao Paulo, Earl gave a comprehensive lecture on Reggae DJing and recorded a radio show for Red Bull.
Two Fingers in the Air - This Week's Free Lab Radio Show
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| Fake fur massacre |
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| At still from ISAM |
Two Fingers was originally a collaboration with fellow producer Joe “Doubleclick” Chapman. Their first
eponymous release came out in 2009 and heavily featured UK vocalist
Sway.
The second album, Stunt Rhythms was a solo work by Tobin and was released worldwide by Big Dada in 2012. The most popular track from Stunt Rhythms is Fools Rhythm, included in Ninja Tune's 20th anniversary "XX" box set,
Recent works include the theme music for the BBC America/Space original series Orphan Black, composed by Two Fingers and also the release Vengeance Rhythm which comes with the most brilliant teddy-bear slaughter video (pictured, and posted here at the time) in 2012.
He's still tweeting, however his musical silence is even louder after ISAM's echo. Broadcasts Saturday 11-midnight on 104.4FM (London), repeats Wednesday 2am. Listen live online with this handy RadioPlayer.
This Week's Free Lab Radio Show - Remember Me
This week it's all about singing along to lyrics in the car. A mix of obscure and guilty pleasures, lyric-laden tracks for the discerning listener who sings in the shower, the car, in their head as they walk down the street...
The Overheated Motor mix is available for free download below, currently. Grab it!
Listen in at 11-midnight (BST) on 104.4FM in London or online otherwise. Repeats Wednesday 2am.
This Week: #FreeLabRadio - Overheated Motor
Overheated Motor
Free Lab Radio host Fari Bradley presents a mix for cars on long journeys in blazing summer heat. Broadcasts 11pm Saturday night BST (British Summer Time), repeats Wednesday 2am.
Featured are the La Chiva Gantiva, DJ Schmolli, Mr Oizo, Noir Désir, Beastie Boys, Persian (from Essex), Wildbirds and Peacedrums, Alek AK (Iran), Stromae and more.
"Ou es ton papa?" - "Where's your papa?" which is what Stromae is saying people always asked him at school. It's a very diligent match to the Prodigy track, which is about doing a thing intensely, to a more than harmful degree.
Listen on air across London 104.4FM, online otherwise.
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This Week's Free Lab Radio - N Egypt and DeBruit - Turkish Mixxx
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| DeBruit with his signature mask |
FOLLOWED BY MASTER PRODUCER DEBRUIT WITH HIS BESPOKE TURKISH MIX.
LISTEN IN SATURDAY JUNE 14TH ON RESONANCEFM 104.4FM IN LONDON OR 11PM ONLINE
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REPEATS WEDNESDAY 2AM
New #FreeLabRadio Podcast - Sleeve Notes
This show's all about the sleeve notes, in the age of the mp3 that comes
without a real gift that can be touched and physically enjoyed, we play
tracks from CDs. Features are Jerome Bourdellon, album Trajet Solo, track: Papaoel. Sudori -the album by Pino Minafra, the track Trib-Bal. Plus author /musician Kirk Lake, the album The Black Lights, two
tracks Clarke Vs Tyson and "Finish your drink so I can get your glass
to the wall there's something more interesting happening next door."
Plus 'Kymatik' with their album Dars Al Sulh, Dentists for Mice.
After that is Boogie Balagan, with Mojo Lady 75 and Dalida Blooz (the Baboosh Remix).
Plus tracks from the CD by Flame Proof Moth (previously The Boycott CocaCola Experience) Album: Women Should be in Charge; Retail Opera and Gas. Kate Bush with Ariel from the double album, called Ariel. Secret Archives of the Vatican, with the track Isa Al Hamid.
Lastly Salif Keita, with his track Nou Pas Bouger, meaning Don't move us, or Don't shift us.
Tonight's Free Lab Radio Show - Sleeve Notes
Features are Jerome Bourdellon, the track from Trajet Solo: Papaoel. The sleeve notes to this CD include a quote from John Cage
"This is a talk about something and naturally nothing. About how something and nothing are not opposed to each other but need each other to keep on going."
Sudori an album by Pino Minafra with an inset essay by art historian and editor of "Jazzthetik" Markus Muller; referencing ethnologist Claude Levi Strauss saying
"Listening to Pino Minafra is about reactivating our hidden perceptive faculties, in the widest sense, its about discerning planets during daylight and to suddenly realise that these planets must have spun out of one of those black holes in the contemporary music universe that no one of us , due to the so-called age of information, expects anymore."
From Milan then, we hear the track Trib-Bal.
Plus author and musician Kirk Lake, who we recently played on Free Lab Radio for his collaboration with UK Pakistani artist Shezad Dawood, sent in his CD the album The Black Lights, from which we sample two tracks Clarke Vs Tyson and the unusually titled "Finish your drink so I can get your glass to the wall there's something more interesting happening next door."
Plus 'Kymatik' with their album Dars Al Sulh, and the long track Denists for Mice.Also on tonight's show are returning Middle Eastern band Boogie Balagan, we hear from them Mojo Lady 75 "she's a warda from Tarabeen, my parisienne" and Dalida Blooz (the Baboosh Remix).
Now two short tracks from the CD by FlameProofMoth (previously known as The Boycott CocaCola Experience) Women Should be in Charge; Retail Opera and a very short version of an already short song, his most well known track, Gas.
Kate Bush with Ariel from the double album, called Ariel (pictured).
Secret Archives of the Vatican who's CD sleeve features from Arabic digital art Babylon Halt, their track from it "Isa Al Hamid."
Lastly Salif Keita, an internationally recognized Afro-Pop singer, an albino and a direct descendant of the founder of the Mali Empire, with his track Nou Pas Bouger, meaning Don't move us, or Don't shift us.
#FreeLabRadio Podcast - Mad in Belgrade Festival
NENEH CHERRY WITH ROCKETNUMBERNINE
WHOMADEWHO - OMAR S - DIXON - DJ KRUSH
TONY ALLEN and JIMI TENOR and BAND
LINDSTRØM - EVIAN CHRIST - WANKELMUT - PACHANGA BOYS
THE BUG and FLOWDAN - THE SHIT ROBOT SHOW - KELELA
TRUST - DEAN BLUNT - FRIVOLOUS - MARKO NASTIC
TEKLIFE: DJ RASHAD and DJ SPINN + FELONEEZY and JACKIE DAGGER
ALEX SMOKE - JAM CITY - MIKE MAGO
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