SNYK RADIO is a podcasting service produced by SNYK in Copenhagen. SNYK RADIO discovers the avant garde front in contemporary music and sound art in and from Denmark.

Editor: Thorbjørn Tønder Hansen
Deputy Editors: Lucia Odoom & Jan Stricker


SNYK is the Danish national centre for contemporary, experimental music and sound art.

On SNYK's website (www.snyk.dk) you can read about our projects and find information about the scene in Denmark. SNYK produces the annual Copenhagen festival Wundergrund for cutting edge music across genres and art forms, www.wundergrund.dk

 If you don't find what you are looking for please contact us.

General Information

Managing Director: Thorbjørn Tønder Hansen
Administration: Mette Thastum
News and community: Christian Hildebrandt
Wundergrund project management: Jan Lippert
Wundergrund Press and magazine: Sandra Boss
Wundergrund volunteers coordinator: Lasse Frank
Production and project developing: Kasper Kærsgaard
SNYK Radio: Thorbjørn Tønder Hansen, Lucia Odoom, Jan Stricker
Educational coordinator: Eva Havshøj Ohrt
Student employee: Mie Petri Lind
Interships: Stine Albrechtsen, Barbara Lind

You are always welcome to call, (e-)mail or pay us a visit at our office at Gråbrødretorv.

SNYK's prime purpose is to promote contemporary, experimental music and sound art through initiating projects, communiting about the field and organizing network activities.

SNYK thus initiates a wide range of activities and projects - both of a intermediary character and on the concert stage.

SNYK was founded in 2000.

SNYK has its offices in The House of Music at Graabroedretorv in Copenhagen:

SNYK
Graabroedretorv 16, st.th.
1154 Copenhagen K
Tel. +45 3393 0024
Email: snyk@snyk.dk
www.snyk.dk
www.wundergrund.dk

www.facebook.com/snyk.dk
www.facebook.com/SnyKradio
www.facebook.com/wundergrund.cph

Boyle is the new music project of Marten Timan, formerly active in the dutch postrockband We vs. Death. The band is named after a small town in Alberta, Canada where Marten lived for over a year as an exchange student many years ago. The memories and experiences from that time are translated into a personal album, titled 'Release'. 

Boyle is
- Marten Timan (guitar, vocal)
- Lotte van Leengoed (bass, organ, vocal)
- Jasper van der Steen (guitar)
- Matthijs Thomassen (guitar, organ, percussion, vocal)
- Tim Thomassen (drums, percussion, vocal)

We've moved our complete archive to:
www.mixcloud.com/RedLightRadio

Red Light Radio was an online radio station and international music platform based in Amsterdam’s Red Light District. From 2010-2020 RLR  broadcasted daily shows of local and international artists. Enjoy all great music!

Hospital Prison University Radio is broadcasting from the Hospital Prison University Archive in Copenhagen. Talk radio about art and revolution; past, present, and future.

PROSA er det eneste fagforbund udelukkende for it-professionelle. Derfor har vi ekspertise i de udfordringer, du som it-professionel møder i din karriere.
Vi udgiver jævnligt nye podcasts her på siden.

MR EAZI is the creative and business visionary leading African music into its future.
As a recording artist, the Nigerian multihyphenate is the voice behind afropop hits “Pour Me Water,” “Skin Tight” (featuring Efya) and “Leg Over,” as well as groundbreaking collaborations with the likes of Beyoncé, Bad Bunny and J Balvin. A serial entrepreneur, he’s also the founder of emPawa Africa, a talent incubator program which funds and mentors emerging African artists, and the digital music aggregator emPawa Distribution — initiatives hailed by CNN, Rolling Stone, Billboard and Forbes for their forward-thinking approach. Mr Eazi’s ascent into global stardom has seen him clock over 4 billion streams worldwide, making him one of the most streamed African artists worldwide. 

Born in Port Harcourt, Nigeria and raised in Lagos, Mr Eazi began his music career while attending college in Ghana, where his side hustles included promoting concerts and running a concierge service shuttling wealthy kids to parties. His first-ever recording, made on a whim, became an accidental local hit, prompting him to self-release a mixtape, About to Blow, in 2013. Blending touches of Ghanaian highlife music and Pidgin slang with Nigerian chord progressions and R&B vocal inflection, he soon developed a mellowed-out spin on afropop which he dubbed Banku Music, after the popular Ghanaian comfort food dish. 

After returning to Nigeria to work a corporate job in engineering, Eazi decided to make music his full-time focus, using a $1,000 gift from friends to fund the video for his breakthrough 2015 single, “Skin Tight.” Arriving just as afrobeats was exploding into global consciousness, Eazi quickly became an international figure, performing across Africa, Europe and the United States, pouring his travels into the critically-acclaimed  mixtapes Life is Eazi, Vol. 1: Accra to Lagos (2017) and Life is Eazi, Vol 2: Lagos to London (2018). These projects and their resulting hit singles, along with Eazi’s fashion-forward personal style, helped land Eazi in the pages of Vogue, THE FADER, Paper and other influential outlets. 

Fiercely independent and digitally savvy, Eazi has resisted opportunities to sign with major record labels, instead choosing to operate his own companies and steer his own fate. Since establishing his career, he has answered the call to mentor and support other emerging artists from Africa. Taking inspiration from his own experiences participating in tech incubators as a young entrepreneur, he launched emPawa Africa in late 2018. In its first round of investment, emPawa Africa provided US$300,000 —or US$3,000 each — in funding for 100 artists from 11 countries, launching the careers of rising stars like Nigeria’s Joeboy and Ghana’s J.Derobie. The initiative’s success led Eazi to form additional companies like emPawa Distribution, the first digital music aggregator focused solely on servicing African music to the global market; and emPawa Live, a college concert series, to support this growing ecosystem of talent. 

2019 proved to be a watershed year for Eazi, on several accounts. April saw him make his debut at Coachella, where he was one of only two African artists to play the world’s most prestigious music festival. He was featured on two tracks from Beyoncé’s The Lion King: The Gift album, and appeared alongside Latin superstars Bad Bunny and J Balvin’s on "Como Un Bebé," from the duo’s collaborative album Oasis. He has started 2020 once again on a high note, releasing the striking video for “Kpalanga,” and collaborating with DJ Neptune and Joeboy on “Nobody,” which has topped charts across several African countries while reaching #7 on Billboard’s World Digital Songs Sales Chart. One Day You Will Understand, a four-song EP of mellow afro R&B followed that Summer, with another EP, Something Else EP released in 2021. In May of 2020, Eazi appeared on the cover of Billboard’s Africa Now issue, the U.S. music bible’s first ever issue dedicated to African music. Forbes Africa also included him in its annual 30 Under 30 issue spotlighting the continent’s young thought leaders. 
Always thinking beyond music and looking at the bigger picture, Mr Eazi has founded and financed groundbreaking business ventures through Zagadat Capital, an pan-African venture capital fund whose motto is “Investing In Cool Shit.” Through Zagadat Capital, he invests mainly in Africa-founded tech startups that look to solve fundamental problems. Among these is pawaPay, an Africa-focused peer-to-peer payment platform which he invested in through its $9 million seed round in 2021, and which he believes could potentially reach a $1 billion valuation in the next two years. As a public figure with a large platform and voice, Mr Eazi believes it is duty to advocate for his fellow creatives and entrepreneurs.  
Even as he grows his business empire and doubles down on his goal of expanding opportunities for African creatives, Mr Eazi has not lost his thirst for creating music. In 2023, he will be releasing two full-length album projects. The first of these, titled Chop Life, Vol. 1: Mzansi Chronicles, was released in May 2023 and is the debut album from ChopLife SoundSystem, an Afro-dance music collective consisting of Mr Eazi and DJ Edu. 
After two mixtapes, two EPs and over 4 billion streams, the Nigerian afropop star will finally release his debut solo album, The Evil Genius, on Oct. 27. In a first-of-its-kind fusion of African music and art, each track on the project is represented by a unique, physical art piece, which Mr Eazi commissioned from a different contemporary African artist as he crossed the continent recording the album.

ᚏ Send demos to: demos@lautundlui.se ᚏ


Laut & Luise is a Music Lovers Club from Berlin && Cologne

Laut & Luise releases carefully selected music on vinyl, individually touched and underlined by a special and characteristic artwork in order to give back at least some love.

Luise herself provides dance music, calm and dubby, still with a definite focus on house and techno.

Aside from the main label, our younger imprint Luettje Luise is meant to be a playground for sounds beyond genres and borders, trying to stay open-minded like daddy Ernst Jandl was.

What is the opposite of little? Lost. A new little sub by Laut & Luise, limited to nothing but a digital playback device and labeled with a mouse crafted artwork. Lost in Luise, for the digital natives and the internet explorers.

ᚏ hello@lautundlui.se ᚏ
ᚏ Contact via e-mail only. No messages pls! ᚏ

ABONNER/SUBSCRIBE: ITUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/aflyttet-i-garagen/id1504650482?fbclid=IwAR1hgEIUDS7oztVDsarZyMy8n2AzQLs6qWQ5DD9nKKajFnAej4lgnkhMiUY
RSS-FEED: https://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:9572226/sounds.rss
AFLYTTET med Anders Kjærulff - om det digitale livs frastødende nytte 
Contact: +45 42440634 and mail: kjaerulv@proton.me

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