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Hi SWLing Post community, Fastradioburst23 here letting you know about two transmissions of WELK, another installment of the imaginary radio stations show to be broadcast this weekend and next by the good folks at WRMI.
The first transmission is on Sunday 3rd July 2022 then Sunday 10th July 2022 both at 2200 utc on 9395 kHz. If you love all things accordian and squeezebox based you’ll love these broadcasts!
The audio of the first broadcast is available here.
Hi all, Fastradioburst23 here letting you know about the return of DJ Frederick’s Free Radio Skybird that takes to the air again on Sunday 26th June via WRMI on 9395 kHz at 2200 utc. Tune in for a mixture of great tunes from all genres!
Hi all, Fastradioburst23 here reminding you about X-Raydio on Channel 292 this Sunday 12th June 2022 at 2200 utc on 3955 kHz. The broadcast will be a little different to the one on WRMI last weekend.
X-Raydio explores audio from unusual musical formats and features a piece on Bone Music by Stephen Coates from The Real Tuesday Weld and a couple of flexi disc mixs including one from Shane Quentin from The Garden of the Earthly Delights radio show on CRMK, Milton Keynes. Tune in for something different!
Hi all, Fastradioburst23 here letting you know about some transmissions on the shortwaves over the next couple of weekends via the services of WRMI and Channel 292.
X-Raydio will explore some audio from unusual musical formats (think flexidiscs, 5″ vinyl etc.) and will feature a piece on Bone Music by Stephen Coates from The Real Tuesday Weld (who by the way hosts a great radio show called The Bureau of Lost Culture on Soho Radio, London) and also a flexi disc mix by Shane Quentin from The Garden of the Earthly Delights radio show on CRMK, Milton Keynes.
The first transmission is on Sunday 5th June 2022 at 2200 utc on 9395 kHz on WRMI to North America and then the week after to Europe via Channel 292 on Sunday 12th June 2022 at 2200 utc on 3955 kHz. They’ll be some changes between the two shows with inclusion of alternatives mixes.
So get that shortwave set set and tune into X-Raydio for something a little bit different!
Hi all, Fastradioburst23 here letting you know about KZOO Too, another installment of the imaginary radio stations show to be broadcast this weekend via WRMI.
It’s on Sunday 29th May 2022 at 2200 UTC/ 1800 EST on 9395 kHz and will feature more music using those strange and wonderful instruments. To check out the previous shows click on the KMTS mixcloud site here.
The first week of June is a special week at RNEI: It’s a 5th show week!
This means that there are 5 broadcasts before the next RNEI show airs on 6070KHz, (Channel 292).
During this “5th week” we like to create something special and outside of our usual remit.
For the first week of February, we had an EasyDRF demonstration from Daz followed by the normal shows from Mamma and Stephen. This time the special before Mamma and Stephen is of Japanese music from Rose! Without any further ado, here is the announcement:
While there might be a blue light in Yokohama, this Japanese special has unlocked a green light to be on RNEI’s 5th week broadcast!
I thought about writing a normal-style announcement post.. but that felt predictable like small talk about the weather. Instead I’ve included hints only a dimension hacker could crack as to the songs I am playing this show.
I’ve been listening to a lot of Japanese music recently.. I don’t know if I’ve ever mentioned before but I’ve always had a liking for Japanese music. I remember listening to J-pop at train stations and I remember one summer’s day hearing Sentimental Journey on NHK in 2021 which got me back into listening to J-Pop! I feel my love of Japanese pop will probably last until the day after eternity!
Anyways, that’s enough of me rambling on, time to give you the broadcast dates and times!
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