Alps on Toast w/ Lea and Caro @ Furka Radio - 05.08.23

As a DJ, Producer & Cultural Creative, Exkursion brings a variety of inputs to the airwaves, presenting fresh demos by unknown artists, dusting off an old record, or slipping you infos for the next show of a band that you might like.

During this soapy hour, Exkursion tries to invite listeners into his musical world next to the dancefloor, looking for context within the new & old, the local & far away, the acoustic & electronic.

image credits: blue girl - astro girl

@exkursion

Washing Dishes w/ Exkursion @ Furka Radio - 24.10.24

Caramelo Gabanna @ Furka Radio - 28.11.2024

Inspired from her uncle who always was a big music collector, Belindah began to collect 80s and 90s vinyls. Later on she starts djing as part of the winterthur based recordlabel worldwideweb records and expand her vinyl collection. In her beginnings she played mostly housey music, now a wide range of different genres.
For her Furka Radio mix Belindah plays with change and continuity (repetitive), combining tracks from the 90s, early 2000s and some 2020s something in between leftfield, dub, experimental, techhouse, electro, triphop and breakbeat.
Melancholic melodies mixed with different drum patterns and voices from behind.

@belindahknows
📸: Mamarazzi

Furka Peaks w/ Belindah @ Furka Radio - 05.12.2024

Kejeblos @ Furka Radio - 12.12.2024

soungou @ Furka Radio - 30.01.25

Many years ago, Ed Lalo left the Eduverse and was stranded in a strange place. Now he's trying to escape and get back. In the process, he meets many new people. Some become friends, others become foe. Ed Lalo, aka edu.cation, multiplies his aliases over the course of his projects, blurring his artistic trajectory like a treasure hunt. Composing his sets of a wide range of musical influence, Ed Lalo provokes the derailment of frequencies.

track list:
saikyo - twiLight私たちアップ ((agony))
CareBear - KedoKaru
prblm - MEAN NUTHIN'
Marlon DuBois - Chess feat. Bloodz Boi
Eazyhead - 3D
Edward Skeletrix - OnlyFan
Pretty V - Woah (feat. Dav1d)
LC, skittles - trancer
shushu, CHARITY SsB - XO SiCK
Ray J - One Wish Reggae Remix (Produced by @kingduxie)
fiftyfourghost - empties
Luca Duran - (?)
Sun set smile company - Computer manFuk`em!
Anysia Kym - Selfish freestyle
Y$Dabully - LOVE EACH OTHER! [ROCK3T T3CHNO]
$HOTS 2 - louca imaginao pt. 3 (final)
hpsb, 2345y - 残存的角落
Pretty V - The Nightmare Takes Over
Pink Siifu, Vayda - PSA!
Klein - hard 2 kill VOL 2
영화 박하사탕 ( Peppermint CandyOST 기찻길 (설경구 문소리) Main title
$HOTS 2 - paràkundé
Lil Darkie, CHRIST DILLINGER - stars in the roof

@edut41nment

Furka Peaks w/ Ed Lalo @ Furka Radio - 06.02.25

Welcome to ‘’Tagebuch der Sequenzer’’, a show that invites you to ponder how a machine might feel. For now, we set aside the question of whether that’s even possible.

Many of the electronic sounds that have become genre-defining landmarks were born, more or less, by chance. Our gaze upon the machine grants it a voice, an identity, a soul. Some machines compensate for our physical limitations and push the boundaries of what is possible. They become allies in the creative process, like arpeggiators and sequencers.

Take, for instance, the first advertisement for the ARP Sequencer in 1976, which claimed: “For keyboard musicians who need an extra hand.” The sequencer becomes our third hand. But can we develop a feeling for it? We program machines to do what we want them to do. Is it, then, about control? No. The relationship is not one-sided – the signal returns to us, and in doing so, the machine programs us through its properties and its imperfections. The machine speaks through us, and we speak through it.

The relationship between ideas, tools, and music is by no means linear, as Atom Heart (Uwe Schmidt) recently explained in a lecture at ZHdK. The boundaries between these three categories are equally blurred. Where does the human stand between idea and tool? Where does the machine end, and where does the idea begin, especially when that idea is partly shaped by the potential and character of the machine?

Am I, as a human, a pure idea, or do I see myself as a cyborg who uses devices to transform ideas into objects? Is music alchemy?

Perhaps we don’t talk enough about inner machines. After all, these electrical networks were built according to human logic, so we might conclude that the processes within the machine are not so different from our own. When I program a device, am I simultaneously programming myself?

@sellyourmania

Tagebuch de Sequenzer w/ sellyourmania @ Furka Radio - 20.02.25

Life goes by pretty fast. Let’s stop and look around for a while. This podcast asks how different artists live slowness and explore slowing down through music.
It aims to show that slowness can still take the listener through various moods and energy-levels.

Akra Ondo has been an integral part of Zurich's nightlife for quite some time now. Be it behind the scenes as an organizer, curator & booker or behind the decks, making people dance to deep, energetic selections. Venturing far down the digging rabbithole, Akra Ondo effortly combines elements of House, Trance, Acid, Techno, Dub, Breaks & Ambient to form her unique, hypnotizing style.

@akra_ondo
@ix4m

Bremsschiibe w/ Akra Ondo @ Furka Radio - 27.02.25

As a DJ, Producer & Cultural Creative, Exkursion brings a variety of inputs to the airwaves, presenting fresh demos by unknown artists, dusting off an old record, or slipping you infos for the next show of a band that you might like.

During this soapy hour, Exkursion tries to invite listeners into his musical world next to the dancefloor, looking for context within the new & old, the local & far away, the acoustic & electronic.

@exkursion

Washing Dishes w/ Exkursion @ Furka Radio - 06.03.25

Jamira Estrada is a DJ and musician based in Zurich. Her sound blends leftfield, breakbeat, techno, and bass music with an introspective edge, shaped by her background in experimental composition.

This mix drifts through hazy ambient, dark jazz motifs, IDM pulses and raw textures of electroacoustic sound. Textures overlap between loose improvisation and subtle structure. Melodic fragments emerge, dissolve, and reappear, carried by soft glitches and resonant spaces.

@jamiraest

Furka Peaks w/ Jamira Estrada @ Furka Radio - 06.03.25

Guest show by Ju Dallas on 20.03.25

@judallasju

Ju Dallas @ Furka Radio - 20.03.25

King Kami is a Brazilian DJ and producer currently based in Lisbon. She first made her mark on Portugal’s club scene in 2016, bringing a fresh and distinctive sound. Inspired by Brega,
she blends electro, funk, breakbeat, volt mix creating a unique fusion that reinterprets these
genres in an innovative way.
In 2023, she released her debut remix EP, VEM M INSTIGAR, featuring collaborations with
artists like Rastronaut, Pedro da Linha, Rosa Pistola, and Eram. In 2024, King Kami
released her first collaborative EP, SONS DE SAÍDA, alongside the Recife-born producer
and DJ Holandes, featuring underground Brazilian artists Katy da Voz and As Abusadas.

Over the past three years, King Kami has had an intense touring schedule, performing at
more than 50 international shows annually. She has played at major events and venues
such as Boiler Room, Keep Hush, Primavera Sound, Sónar Lisboa, Roskilde, The Echo,
Tremor, Transmusicales, Scopitone, Clandestino, Rio Loco, Horst, Nitsa, Razzmatazz,
Musicbox, Lux, and many others. In 2025, she is set to kick off the year with new music and
a tour featuring her audiovisual show.

@kiingkami

Furka Peaks w/ King Kami @ Furka Radio - 03.04.25

an emotional collage of popular music, best consumed while walking.

@yore333

low-res @ Furka Radio - 27.03.25

The Morningshow with Soja Cats is about building gentle friendships & connecting through music, with new guests every month.

This time Sophia and Priszilla invited Dinknesh for the first hour and played some vibey warm percs and melodies for the second hour, ending with song wishes of studio guests.

Dinknesh is a queer activist from the habeshan diaspora based in zurich. with her first publicly shared set she will take you on a musical journey of her identity as a displaced adoptee. dinknesh will use story-telling to show how she attempts to reconnect with ethiopia on different levels, from heart to heart.

@prisZilla, @so4sophia

The Morning Show w/ Soja Cats @ Furka Radio - 03.04.2025

Bassinä delves into the connections between sound, social bonds, and structures, crafting mixes that balance introspection and energy. For the morning, the focus shifts to lighter textures: more guitar, less bass.

Each mix unravels the layers of music, embracing simplicity and curiosity to offer a fresh perspective. It’s an invitation to start your day with open ears and an open mind.

Tracklist:
01. Coil – Lorca Not Orca  
02. Radio Bremen – 04  
03. Mamman Sani – Lamru  
04. Camberwell Butterflies – Pulsar  
05. Six by Seven – Let’s Throw Some Mud at the Wall  
06. Parrish Smith – Fader  
07. Die Verboten – White Islands  
08. Donna Candy – Warp Bend Twist  
09. Jeanne Foly, J.L. Hennig, VXZ 375, 
    Hector Zazou, Bazooka – La soupeuse  
10. Siebzehn – Mission To Mars  
11. Ak'chamel – Mauled Compressed Twisted and Ruptured  
12. brainwave research center – guajillo  
13. Inipi – Raining Acid  
14. F pneumonia – The Anger Satisfied (for Loïc)  
15. F pneumonia – Psylterion  
16. Coil – Careful What You Wish For  
17. Andrew Canyon – Oiseau Enchanté  
18. The Underground Youth – Strangle Up My Mind  
19. Zimar – Energy  
20. Sax Tape – Crazy Sound  
21. Anatolian Weapons – Nocturnal Dub  
22. Able Noise – To Two  
23. Flooding – Slit  
24. Aldebaran – L'Orque Épaulard  
25. Ciccone Youth – Children Of Satan / Third Fig  
26. Coil – Static Electrician  
27. April Nine – In the Ghetto  
28. Chakra, Eye with George T – I Love You  
29. British Electric Foundation – Wipe The Board Clean  
30. 7inch – Trains and Plants  
31. Ciccone Youth – Making The Nature Scene  
32. Mylène Farmer – California [1996]

@bassinae

The Morning Show w/ Bassinä @ Furka Radio - 10.04.2025

K-tsvit (tsvit - a blossom from Ukrainian) is a tender garden: political activist, sex talker, dancer and cultural producer/oganizer.

During the hour of Washing Dishes, k-tsvit invites you to delve into various emotional rooms, that we pass through while life flows. Featuring Ukrainian gems, chatroom laughs, heartfelt classics and fresh releases, k-tsvit is going to spark your day, monthly 12-13 CEST.

track list:
Vidsutni - Katarina Gryvul 
Half Heart 149682 - Shell Company 
It’s Messy Coping - Moin 
Проведу Я Русалочки - Катя Chilly 
Sweet (I’m Free) - Rainy Miller & Space Africa 
Lights Out - BERTRAM
To The Outer Limits And Back - Schacke 
It’s All Good - BERTRAM
Kubali - MC Yallah x Debmaster 
Tapa na cara - Pantera, Novin Yarp, Petrus 
Танець Душ - Ulia Lor -
Pressure - Downstairs People 
Doomsday - MF DOOM
Alternative Theme from Gay Man’s Guide to Safer Sex - Coil
Nothing Can Stop Us (Masters At Work Dub) - Saint Etienne 
Fact 2 - Poison Girl Friend

@user-746374179

Washing Dishes w/ K-tsvit @ Furka Radio - 04.10.2025

Join Don Kashew every six weeks on Furka Radio as he explores his eclectic music collection. From moody and dark to quirky and eccentric, each episode offers a fresh and unexpected selection.

@don-qui

Collected Kashews @ Furka Radio - 10.04.25

Czarnagora invites: Wat Taklaew (live)

Listening session at Volumes Focus on the 30.03.25 in Cabaret Voltaire, Zürich.

@wattaklaew
@czarnagora

Volumes Focus: Wat Taklaew @ Furka Radio - 30.03.25

A show for the wonderers, the hopeless romantics, the melancholics, the ones who find comfort in being alone, the dreamers.

Driving while the sun is setting, taking a nap after lunch, walking in the park, laying down on the grass, falling asleep on the beach.

Like a breeze that comes from afar, blowing when is least expected, indiscriminately and invigorating, gentle and unconcerned but never unfamiliar, this show aims to carry the listener to a state of contemplation and belonging.

Expect old, new, obscure, soothing, uplifting, calm, playful, soft and of course, breezy. 🌬️🌬️🌬️

@oliverlarking
@mansores

Brisa w/ Oli Larking @ Furka Radio - 17.04.25

Black Mountain High Quality Foundation University Press Megamix presenta: 5 years of Czarnagora deepening mistrust in institutions mixed by Lumpex.

Lumpex runs a czarnagora between the cracks some times alone mostly with friends 
started in 2020 as a repository for the production of goofies 
april 2025, specifically 10th of april, marks the release anniversary of love will protect each and everyone of us by Semka which in turn ignited the event known as the erosion of the black mountain.
to celebrate the gigs the live and the recorded audio a short anthology has been compiled of past and a couple of future releases.
hallelujah?

track list:

lumpex - 5 jahre scheiße intro [unreleased]
SAZA - Intro [CZ09]
semka - Softkill [CZ01]
Jan Vorisek - Bitter Shreds [CZ03]
Tapiwa Svosve - Sleepwalker [CZ05]
lumpex - piano flute trist demo [unreleased]
SAZA - Darkness [CZ09]
Hildegard von Bingen - O Frondens Virga by Mario Espinoza,
Catherine Schroeder [TBA]
Jamira Estrada - untitled organ [CZ14]
MiMi at Capricious - Baby F [CZ13]
Wat Taklaew - not ready for nirvana yet [CZ13]
Vajravarah - Nubra Funeral [TBA]
Vajravarah - Vajrasadhna I [TBA]
Mschyen, Loft Garten - I contain your words just
like you contain mine [CZ10]
Jon Neverdie - Love you J [CZ04]
Jon Neverdie - Day Ocean State Of Stars Night [CZ04]
Jamira Estrada - Droplet [CZ14]
PRICE - Morning Counters Love [CZ02]
]CZ12[ مات مورك - تجرید الخیا ْل

@czarnagora

Furka Peaks: 5 years Czarnagora w/ Lumpex @ Furka Radio - 17.04.25

KEEPSAKES
a podcast series about a book someone keeps returning to,  a companion book that has shaped the way you see, think, and remember.

This episode's guest is Ciro Miguel, accompanied by the book Kodachrome by Luigi Ghirri, first published in 1978.

Ciro Miguel is an architect, photographer, and curator based in Zurich and São Paulo. He holds a professional diploma from the Universidade de São Paulo FAU USP, a master’s degree from Columbia University GSAPP, and a Ph.D. from ETH Zurich. His work has been exhibited at the Venice Architecture Biennale, the São Paulo Architecture Biennale, and in institutions such as the Architekturmuseum in Munich, S AM Basel, Architekturforum Zurich, Pavillon Le Corbusier, and Casa da Arquitectura in Porto. In 2019, he was co-curator of Todo dia/Everyday, the 12th International Architecture Biennale of São Paulo. Ciro Miguel co-edited the book Everyday Matters: Contemporary Approaches to Architecture (Ruby Press, 2022) and, more recently, co-edited the magazine gta papers: Amazônía (gta Verlag, 2024).

@ciro-miguel
@carocatt

KEEPSAKES w/ Ciro Miguel @ Furka Radio - 03.04.2025

Guest show by onarrivenow on the 24.04.25.

Forever young, young and fast, always in a rush, perpetual heightened emotions that come with growing pains when u are 23 and in a new city. 

I wanna feel like this forever? 

I won’t lose the light and the air, 
Troubles on my mind

@onarrivenow

onarrivenow @ Furka Radio - 24.04.25

Born in Geneva, Switzerland — Mother Dubber has been digging records since 2001 and considers her vinyl collection an anthropological archive. Her aim is to find parallels between the great African traditions and the modern sound expressions of the diaspora –– starting from the West-African disco records inherited from her father, to the contemporary electronic music productions that dominated her childhood. 
A strong universal struggle and alliance can be heard through her musical curation; focusing on a particular era or region with every set.

@motherdubber

Furka Peaks w/ Mother Dubber @ Furka Radio - 08.05.25

Morningshow with Soja Cats is about building gentle friendships & connecting through music, with new guests every month. For the last show, Sophia and Priszilla are just hosting and enjoying two beautiful and energising sets by Thy and Naiad.

THY is an artist based in Basel, CH and usually works with sound-installations and sculptures. Their sound production are complement to their artistic practice, all rooted in story-telling, strips of memory and moods swings, which today is a wild blend of fieldrecording, poetic texts and voices. THY’s DJ sets focus on the emotional friction between soft and rough tones, deconstructed and experimental sounds–all done subtly fading different genres into one-another and drawing the narrative throughout a soundlandscape.

While mostly playing tunes for friends and friends of friends, naiad strives to create musical journeys that go between genres, from ambient to breaks, with a big love for a deep bass, looking for bubbly, glitchy textures, acidic and dreamy elements to spark images in ones head. Critically reflecting on dance music being a consumption good, the act of listening, collective listening and questioning ones position is what interests naiad about sound. Whithin the fine arts bachelor naiad started to explore sound as a medium and creating eerie soundscapes, which sometimes find its way into a mix. 
In this one you can also hear a sample of the vancouver youth choir performing "Canzone rò curtiell" by 'La Mòssa', is a response to street harassment, set to the rhythm of the 'Tammurriata', a traditional dance from Naples.

@thy truong @Laila Blessano @SO4 & PrisZilla 

The Morning Show w/ Soja Cats @ Furka Radio - 08.05.2025

Washing Dishes w/ Exkursion @ Furka Radio - 08.05.2025

Bassinä delves into the connections between sound, social bonds, and structures, crafting mixes that balance introspection and energy. For the morning, the focus shifts to lighter textures: more guitar, less bass.

Each mix unravels the layers of music, embracing simplicity and curiosity to offer a fresh perspective. It’s an invitation to start your day with open ears and an open mind.

track list:

Current 93 - This Shining Shining World
Valium Aggelein - Slower
Dimanche Midi - You Don't Know Me
Minami Deutsch - Fortune Goodies
Prix Garantie - Darlingdays
Michael O'Neill - Orchestrated Entertainment
Jack Rose - Kensington Blues
Valium Aggelein - Here Comes the Black Moon
Wilson - Tanner	Summer Rot
Hey - Un sourire en passant
Title Fight - Safe In Your Skin
heavenphetamine - KARAPPO
Micachu And The Shapes - Relaxing
heavenphetamine - KEMONO
Anika - Buttercups
Michael O'Neill - Insecure Subordinate
De Klok - Bring Back the Plastics
Rhythm and Sound feat Cornell Campbell - King in My Empire (Burial mix)
De Klok - Sweet Summer Sound
Corneil Nies - Il Canale Occidentale
Prix Garantie - ghostwar
Triste Janero - Today It's You
Stereolab/Nurse With Wound - Trippin’ With the Birds
Minami Deutsch - Whereabouts
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Nuclear Fusion
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Rattlesnake

@bassinae

The Morning Show w/ Bassinä @ Furka Radio - 15.05.2025

Welcome to ‘’Tagebuch der Sequenzer’’, a show that invites you to ponder how a machine might feel. For now, we set aside the question of whether that’s even possible.

Many of the electronic sounds that have become genre-defining landmarks were born, more or less, by chance. Our gaze upon the machine grants it a voice, an identity, a soul. Some machines compensate for our physical limitations and push the boundaries of what is possible. They become allies in the creative process, like arpeggiators and sequencers.

Take, for instance, the first advertisement for the ARP Sequencer in 1976, which claimed: “For keyboard musicians who need an extra hand.” The sequencer becomes our third hand. But can we develop a feeling for it? We program machines to do what we want them to do. Is it, then, about control? No. The relationship is not one-sided – the signal returns to us, and in doing so, the machine programs us through its properties and its imperfections. The machine speaks through us, and we speak through it.

The relationship between ideas, tools, and music is by no means linear, as Atom Heart (Uwe Schmidt) recently explained in a lecture at ZHdK. The boundaries between these three categories are equally blurred. Where does the human stand between idea and tool? Where does the machine end, and where does the idea begin, especially when that idea is partly shaped by the potential and character of the machine?

Am I, as a human, a pure idea, or do I see myself as a cyborg who uses devices to transform ideas into objects? Is music alchemy?

Perhaps we don’t talk enough about inner machines. After all, these electrical networks were built according to human logic, so we might conclude that the processes within the machine are not so different from our own. When I program a device, am I simultaneously programming myself?

@sellyourmania
@nathalie-perucchi

Tagebuch der Sequenzer w DJ Nat @ Furka Radio - 15.05.25

Two hours of genre-defying eclectic gems: electronic, ambient, soundtrack and new age oddities. Enjoy!

@j-d-a-h

The Morning Show w/ JDAH @ Furka Radio - 22.05.2025

𝘭𝘶𝘤𝘢 𝘱𝘳𝘰𝘮𝘪𝘴𝘦𝘥 𝘵𝘰 𝘸𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘦 𝘢 𝘵𝘦𝘹𝘵 𝘣𝘺 𝘵𝘶𝘦𝘴𝘥𝘢𝘺, 𝘪𝘧 𝘪𝘵 𝘪𝘴 𝘸𝘦𝘥𝘯𝘦𝘴𝘥𝘢𝘺 𝘩𝘦 𝘮𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘫𝘰𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘥 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘭𝘦𝘮𝘶𝘳𝘪𝘢𝘯 𝘵𝘪𝘮𝘦𝘸𝘢𝘳𝘴

@itzhakbentovjr

The Morning Show w/ Lucius @ Furka Radio - 29.05.25

Collected Kashews @ Furka Radio - 29.05.25

Furka Radio Season Cloasing 2025
@yannic-paroxetin

Season Closing w/ Vinyan @ Furka Radio - 29.05.25

Furka Radio co-founder Intermezzo takes you on another planet to explore the ultradimensionality of electronic music.
Painting by Steve R. Dodd.

@intermezzzo

Solaris @ Furka Radio - 29.05.25

The Sonic Almanach, as the traditional old publications, is marked by the rhythm of the year. One hour of music and sounds… to guide you throughout each month…
Curated by Léna

@haku_n_ukah

The Sonic Almanach @ Furka Radio - 29.05.25

Life goes by pretty fast. Let’s stop and look around for a while. This podcast asks how different artists live slowness and explore slowing down through music.
It aims to show that slowness can still take the listener through various moods and energy-levels.

@ix4m

Bremsschiibe w/ IX4M @ Furka Radio - 29.05.25

Season closing w/ the young mc @ Furka Radio - 29.05.25

Community online radio based in Zürich airing every Thursday 9AM-5PM. 
Born during the residency in:dépendance 23.
Founded by @intermezzzo and @carocatt

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