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Saturday nights 11-midnight on Sony award winning radio station Resonance104.4fm Tweet #FreeLabRadio ...... Repeats Tuesdays 4-5am GMT and Resonance Extra, on digital in Brighton Fridays 5pm
Last week's Free Lab Radio podcast - "Sidewinder"
Last week's Free Lab Radio podcast on ResonanceFM - "Sidewinder"
The Perfect Halloween Track from Free Lab Radio
Kudos to Machinophile who contacted us with his work.
Sharooz - Nov 3rd Broadcast
Iranian DJ/ electronic producer Sharooz is co-founder of the Sounds to
Sample website (now sold to Beatport), sound design company Sample Magic
and record label La Bombe.
His music has appeared on record labels such as Ministry of Sound, Record Makers and Sunday Best.
Sharooz has also provided sounds and patches for Steinberg's Cubase software, Propellerhead's Reason, Roland's Sonar, FXpansion's Geist and Korg hardware.
11pm-midnight Sat Nov 3rd.
Check his free track download Osiris below.
His music has appeared on record labels such as Ministry of Sound, Record Makers and Sunday Best.
Sharooz has also provided sounds and patches for Steinberg's Cubase software, Propellerhead's Reason, Roland's Sonar, FXpansion's Geist and Korg hardware.
11pm-midnight Sat Nov 3rd.
Check his free track download Osiris below.
Tonight's Free Lab Radio ~ NEUROSTEP
Since it's adulthood in the 90s, Drum 'n Bass had a lot of children. One was Neurofunk who later produced Neurostep via Techstep...so goes the ever-expanding family tree of musical genres which constantly redefines itself. Who wouldn't prefer to be at the root where the creativity starts rather than at the other, where cataloging has to happen!
So after two weeks in Lebanon, a country in which cultural terrorism is carefully monitored by some (and not wrongly,when they've such good stuff to preserve -i.e. dabke, Palestinian revolutionary music and so on) we're letting loose back here in the UK.
Good ole blighty, we've little care to preserve music forms as part of our everyday life, thus little boundaries.
So after two weeks in Lebanon, a country in which cultural terrorism is carefully monitored by some (and not wrongly,when they've such good stuff to preserve -i.e. dabke, Palestinian revolutionary music and so on) we're letting loose back here in the UK.
Good ole blighty, we've little care to preserve music forms as part of our everyday life, thus little boundaries.
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