Ahead of their HUGE multi-boat Odyssey down London’s River Thames, I spoke to Red Bull Music Academy about underground/ pirate radio. Listen to the whole documentary here:
https://www.redbullradio.com/shows/red-bull-music-odyssey/episodes/julie-adenuga-voyage-through-underground-radio (shout to Martha)
Click this link and scroll down for after-party info:
https://www.redbull.com/gb-en/music/events/red-bull-music-odyssey
I’m really looking forward to this gig! returning to the great Wire Club in Leeds, this time to play a More Styles set for Pearson Sound’s Acetate. expect a mix of house, techno, disco, garage, 140/ dubstep, hardcore, jungle, and maybe a little dub reggae. all on vinyl, through a rotary mixer. can’t wait.
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On Sunday 25th March I had the honour and pleasure of joining my friend and mentor DJ Storm for a Radar Radio takeover, along with a bunch of long-time D&B faves and pals. It was such a great day! Links to video/ audio archives are here for anyone that missed the 8-hour stream, or just want to check it again…
Soundcloud users click here, or grab the direct stream/download here.
Love to Storm for the invite, and all the crew for being fabulous xx
For anyone that missed it, I guested on Kate Hutchinson’s Worldwide FM show Thursday 8th March, as part of the station’s all-women line-up of programmes for International Women’s Day 2018.
It was fun, and great to meet DJs Elayne and Camilla – who I’d either grown up hearing/seeing in media, or reading about their involvement in LWR, Dread Broadcasting Corporation etc. Definitely could’ve done with being a 2-hour show, at least!
The Women Of Pirate Radio: Kate Hutchinson with DJ Camilla, DJ Elayne and DJ Flight
Thanks to Kate and all at Worldwide. Shout to my massive coat. Photos courtesy of Martin Eito martineitophotography.com
Jon Daniel 1966-2017.
Graphic designer, art director, curator, collector. Creator of the Afro Supa Hero iconography and museum exhibitions; and ‘Jamaicons’, a series celebrating 50 years of Jamaican independence, displayed in Brixton, 2012 (amongst other works).
Sad to hear of his passing, Rest in Power.
If you’re in the UK, turn on BBC4 this Friday, 29th September at 9pm for a documentary that looks at how a generation of pirate radio broadcasters changed the face of UK music. It’s hosted by the man Rodney P and should be a good watch!
~LONG LIVE PIRATE RADIO~
