Resonance104.4fm Fundraiser - Saturday 13th Feb with Resonate Festival

Free Lab Radio, Saturday 13th Feb, 11-midnight. Repeats Tuesday 16th Feb, 4-5am GMT

Podcasts: www.mixcloud.com/fari

Also plays out on Fridays, weekly at 5pm GMT on Resonance Extra in Brighton

https://extra.resonance.fm/

Auction Special - Resonate Festival
Tracks from performers at this year's 6-day Serbian festival and conference including Squarepusher, Omar Souleyman, Hans Joachim Roedelius (Cluster). Two Resonate FULL tickets (Live + Conference). Resonate is a yearly platform for networking, knowledge sharing and education, providing an overview of current happenings in music, visual arts and digital culture. Guest artists, lecturers and participants represent the cutting edge of contemporary creativity across the world. This Belgrade festival offers the opportunity of participating in a forward-looking debate on and experience of the position of technology in art and culture today.

Tickets are worth €249 (nearly £200) each.
www.resonate.io/2016

Confirmed Resonate Conference 2016 Participants  
Nicholas Felton, Moment Factory, Chris Sugrue, Jürg Lehni, Alex Evans (Media Molecule), Romain Tardy, Atau Tanaka, Murat Pak, Memo Akten, Daniel Hirschmann, Phoenix Perry, Rebecca Fiebrink, Artists & Engineers, Ishac Bertran, Bethany Koby (Technology Will Save Us), Joshua Noble, Darran Anderson, Andreas Müller, Karsten Schmidt, Neil Mendoza, Darsha Hewitt, Jonathan Wohl, Random Studio, PeLang,  James Auger, Shane Walter, onedotzero, Jakob Bak (CIID), Dennis P Paul (HfK), Joreg (vvvv), Cathrine Kramer, Domestic Data Streamers, Playmodes, Sophi Kravitz, Refik Anadol, Dan Hett, Gorka Cortazar, Gael Hugo, Bengler + MORE 

Confirmed Resonate Live 2016 Participants

Squarepusher, Omar Souleyman, Hans Joachim Roedelius, Rashad Becker + MANY MORE TBA

Pictures here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/resonateio

Rooms in Belgrade are super-cheap! Check Air BnB. 
https://www.airbnb.com/s/Belgrade--Serbia

About Time - Gary Newman Back in the Spotlight with Superb Retro Video

Logan Owlbeemoth's video for this song by Numan features effects by artist/musician Omebi Velouria. Superbly, this video comes with an explanation of how it was made, the nod to the Numan's roots in the analogue age: it was made with a Tachyons + video glitch synth effected live via a HI-8 camera and a CRT television "to create triply, blurry, VHS-style images of Gary Numan as he sings the song." No computer-based post-production was used at all. Fab!
Numan's recent-ish album - his 17th studio album -, Splinter (Songs From A Broken Mind) released worldwide in October 2013. It was his first album to reach UK Top 20, since the early 1980s. Numan announced that there will be a special one-off live show in London in his birthplace of Hammersmith, November 2014 at the Hammersmith Apollo. Where has been all this time? In USA with his family, he married a member of his fan club from Sidcup and they named their seocnd daughter Persia. Sounds right! If you're only a teenager now or not from UK you might not have heard of him, he was really just a shy kid with a lot of spots who became known for wearing a lot of white makeup (only administered to cover said spots apparently) and for the excellent song and what was to become his trademark almost robotic performance below - ARE FRIENDS ELECTRIC?

We have a winner! Jah Wobble Ticket Giveaway to Music Pilgrim

Tabernale, London

Congrats to Radu Odiatiu from Romania who's visiting London this weekend and won the pair of tickets to Jah Wobble's Tabernacle gig which is part of the current Nour Festival in West London.

Wadu said that Jah Wobble was responsible for introducing him to the culture of North Africa and Middle East with his basslines and that his "I'm an Algerian" is one of Radu's favourite tracks of all time. Radu also wrote us that as The Tabernacle plays such an important part in British musical history and is a site of cultural heritage, he'd like to be there to see it live. 

Jah wobble used to be part of PiL (Johnny Rotten's Public Image Limited), and has now expanded his musical range to experimenting with all sorts of amazing world music collaborators. We advertised tickets on this recent Free Lab Radio episode, on Resonance104.4FM

West Town Goes Easty Yaaar! by Fari on Mixcloud

Cornershop - Tonight's Free Lab Radio

Soon to perform in London Ben Ayres of Cornershop gave us an interview plus a medley of their tracks, recent and classic, he's put together for Free Lab Radio.
British indie rock band Cornershop have been going since 1991, formed by Wolverhampton-born Tjinder Singh (singer, songwriter, and guitar) and Ben Ayres on guitar, keyboards, and tamboura and former members Tjinder's brother Avtar Singh (bass guitar, vocals) and David Chambers (drums).  The band famously burned a picture of Morrissey outside EMI's office, photographed by Melody Maker magazine, and were joined later by the likes of Bubbly Kaur on vocals. The band became widely popular after Norman Cook's remix of Brimful of Asher in the 90s and have released 7 albums and many singles since 1991. Ben discusses what he's been listening to, the band's label Ample Play run with Tjinder's wife and their forthcoming gig, as well as brushing aside common misconceptions about the band. Ample play represent The Sufis, Cornershop, The Paperhead, Izzy Lindqwister, Matsuki Ayumu and more.
Listen in on 104.4FM across London or www.resonancefm.com/listen elsewhere - 11pm-midnight.