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This is one of my favorite mixes that i ever made. 

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Pressure [Mix/Jan. 2011]

Prun' Radio (Nantes, FR) - Boum Bomo 225 (03.03.22)

À l’occasion d'une virée nantaise, on s’est égarés sur les routes bordant la musique électronique francophone jusqu’au carrefour des années 2000...

Boum Bomo 225 ~ Maybe Tonight (03.03.22)

This month we welcome Mari*, a driving force behind much beloved online radio station Worldwide FM. Interview (excerpt) down below.

www.musicfrommemory.com

MFM: Hi Mari, people might know you for being one of the driving forces behind Worldwide FM. Can you tell a bit about what you do there and how you ended up with that position?

M: I am “Head of programming and A&R” at Worldwide FM. I oversea programming, produce special guest shows and develop relationships with artists and labels. I’ve been working in radio for about 20 years. Starting with college radio in Boston, and subsequently I worked in New York and then Tokyo and now I’m based in London. So, I’ve always worked as a radio producer! From 2005, I produced Gilles Peterson’s daily show for 7-8 years on J-WAVE, one of the biggest FM radio stations in Japan. I also produced music events for the radio show and brought him over to Japan a couple of times, and this is how I started working with Gilles. 

MFM: How's the online radio scene in Japan actually?

M: Unfortunately, Japan is super behind with anything got to do with playing music online due to the strict and old school music copyright laws. Even Japanese radio stations are not broadcast outside of Japan. People still love tuning into AM/FM radio which could be a good thing, but it’s hard for music to be heard outside of Japan if the copyright law is too strict. Japan is probably one of the most complicated places to start an online music platform which people can tune into for free.

MFM: It seems that the pandemic brought many new online broadcasting stations, likely due to a lack of a stage for artists. How do you feel about this development?

M: It’s great that people realised there is so much potential in online radio stations during the pandemic. Hopefully, listening to radio will stay part of people’s life. Now the norm is back, people are getting busier and artists are back in the studio and touring. It is impossible to run a station in the same way as it was during the pandemic, so stations need to keep up and make relevant adjustments in their programming to fit into this changing world. Continuation is key to success, and also “sustainability” is another essential element to be considered, especially for independent online radio stations.

MFM: How important do you believe online radio is in the current field of music? What do you believe should be its main purpose?

M: With online radio there are so many possibilities and more freedom of expression, whereas traditional radio has to deal with regulations and politics. Online radio can build a strong sense of community as most of them were started out of sheer love to support music and culture. The interesting thing is that online radio can build a community that is Worldwide! Also, online radio could be a good start for young DJs and a place to develop young and up and coming artists as the presenting skills you need are much less on online radio than the traditional radio. There isn’t any format how online radio should be or sound like so there are more possibilities to create something new. I hope to continue searching and developing the unique and engaging platform where people feel welcome and part of by tuning in from any part of the world.

MFM: As a host yourself, what do you seek for in a show? 

M: I like to insert unique content in my radio show which is not just about presenting new music. I like to have some humour and personality in my show, and make people feel great with my music tastes. I don’t have much to say about other people’s show but being original is very important, people follow personality, great content and like to enjoy a show.

MFM: Any future plans at Worldwide FM you'd like to share? A scoop maybe?

M: We are building a new studio which will allow us to do more including live sessions! I cannot wait!

MFM Mix 042: Mari*

Here’s a special mix of records from Music From Memory, the label behind those incredible Leon Lowman & Gigi Masin LPs, and ran by Redlight Records founders Tako Reyenga, Abel Nagenast and Jamie Tiller. Featuring some of the label's favorites on wax, plus some present and upcoming MFM material.  Kick back to this one.......

Music From Memory / April Mix

024 Suite Pastiche

The truly lovely Matt A.K.A Suite Pastiche dresses us up in a soundtrack fit for all seasons. We had the pleasure of partaking amongst a lively afternoon crowd at Waxflower which welcomed both rain and sunshine. Settle in for a selection of jazz, AOR, Dub, Lovers Rock, worldly African, and Boogie.

Suite Pastiche is a Melbourne-based community dance party for social intercourse, sonic bathing, and somatic expression.

Recorded live @Waxflower with @suitepastiche

Waxflower, Feb 2023

024 Suite Pastiche

For Trushmix 213 DJ Patrick outta San Francisco is on the decks.
A mix recorded live at DJ Patrick's local residence, fine wine bar and excellent music venue Bar Part Time. Here a 4 hour and 22  minutes mix where fine tunes are selected for a good night to enjoy! Spanning between the sounds of reggae, soul, balearic, disco, street soul, house, 80's and a good bunch of 90's vibes.
Great music for a good night!

Enjoy music from the top!

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Trushmix - DJ Patrick

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Myth powerslide (Ilya Santana edit)

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2. Torch Song - Ecstasy
3. Early Techno
4. Black Cock - Here And Now
5. L.B. Bad - E3 E6 Roll On
6. Depeche Mode - Shout
7. Outcasts - The Chase
8. Blind Vision - Bestalic Beat
9. Prince - Bob George
10. Propaganda - Frozen Faces 
11. Fad Gadget - The Box
12. The Thing - Fixed Wing
13. Dreamworld - On Flight To Light
14. Paranoia
15. Fidalfetti - Experience

Gomma Podcast #76 - Marvin's Paranoia Mix

Here is Episode 5 of our monthly show on NTS Radio. Our guest this month was our good friend Captain Starlight @cptn_starlight from Brussels. He took care of the first hour with a beautiful mix of laid back and psychedelic folk, rock and pop that he dubbed 'Baked Man'. We followed his lead for the second hour and it turned out to be a great show. 

A tracklist of the second hour is available here: https://www.nts.live/shows/pender-street-steppers/episodes/pender-street-steppers-3rd-december-2018

Thanks for listening!

NTS Radio Episode 5 with guest Captain Starlight (3/12/2018)

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