CLEARCAST INTERVIEW!  CLEARCAST INTERVIEW!  2 HOUR CLEARCAST INTERVIEW!  

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TRACK ID'S:

1 "Pink Diamond (Clearcast Edit)" - Clearcast & Charli XCX
2 "Crash & Fall" - Clearcast, Psykh
3		"Call Me Maybe [Clearcast Edit]" -  Clearcast & Carly Rae Jepsen
4		"Heroine" - WTRGRL (prod. Clearcast and WTRGRL)
5		"nobody like u - clearcast bootleg" - Clearcast & 4*TOWN (from "Turning Red")
6		"We R Who We R (Jukaa Bootleg)" - Jukaa & Kesha 
7		"Less of a Man" - Clearcast
8		"Spirit Shift" (used as a soundbed) - Clearcast
9) "Primadonna (Clearcast Edit)" - Clearcast & MARINA
10		"It's gonna be me" - Melissa Brooks & Clearcast & *NSYNC
11		"Say My Name (Clearcast Remix)" - Clearcast & Destiny's Child
12		"i refuse 2 care (feat. DJ Kuroneko)" - Dazegxd
13		"Scream" - WTRGrl 
14		"Munch (Clearcast Edit)" - Clearcast & Ice Spice
15		"Old Ways [Clearcast Remix]" - Clearcast & Musa & Jedwill
16		"my boo (clearcast bootleg)" - Clearcast & Usher & Alicia Keys
17		"Flip" (used as a soundbed) - Clearcast
18		"sleepless (Clearcast Dub)" - Clearcast & Flume
19		"Princess Diana (Jukaa Bootleg)"	- Jukaa & Ice Spice
20		"4/4" - Ivy Hollivana
21		"Air River" - Kelbin & RamonPang

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“Internet Excess” is a broadcast for the age of broadband! 

From the invention of music streaming, to the blossoming of niche musical sub-genres, the internet has irreversibly shaped the 21st century music scene and the musical tastes of Gen Z. Every Tuesday at 1am, join me, DJ Cringe, on @kcsbfm, as I play bops and bangers live from the underbelly of the internet, giving you a birds-eye-view look at the underground online electronic music scene. 🛜🪩

Whether you’re a young raver already in-the-know, an electronic music fan looking for something new, an intellectual  interested in the intersection of technology and music, or a millennial desperately trying to find out what the “kids are listening to these days” this is the show for you! 💖💻 🕺

Thanks for listening! 💕📻 (and be sure to follow the show on IG @internetexcess)

CLEARCAST INTERVIEW (Episode 50) (Airdate: 12/18/23)

Over the last decade, the persecution of Uyghurs in China has attracted global attention. When Uyghur was officially banned from education by the Chinese government in September 2016, Uyghur editors were arrested and heavily sentenced, and books were collected and burned. Private bookstores were shut down and Uyghur publishers and bookstore owners were sentenced. Today, Uyghur linguists, writers, and journalists remain persecuted. In January 2017, Uyghurs started to organize mother language schools, publish textbooks, and write story books for kids. There are now four Uyghur publishing houses, two bookstores, three online libraries among the Uyghur diaspora, and more than 70 Uyghur mother language classes, both online and in-person, teaching Uyghur around the world. 

In this talk, Abduweli Ayup will discuss his 2013 arrest for teaching the Uyghur language to kindergarteners, his activism, and his advocacy for Uyghur language education in China and the diaspora. Audience Q&A and a reception will follow.

Abduweli Ayup is a writer, activist, and linguist, specializing in Uyghur-language education. He has lived in Bergen, Norway since 2019 as a writer-in-residence through the International Cities of Refuge Network (ICORN) program. Abduweli founded Uyghur Hjelp in 2016, which investigates and documents the Uyghur plight, publishes books, and supports Uyghur bookstores, kindergartens and schools, and engages in advocacy. He has published six books in Uyghur, his essays and jail memoirs in Turkish, and his first English-language book will be published in September 2025 by Silkie Publishing House.

https://www.ihc.ucsb.edu/event/when-the-uyghur-language-confronts-atrocity/

Cosponsored by the IHC’s Key Passages series and the Sara Miller McCune and George D. McCune Endowment

Abduweli Ayup | When the Uyghur Language Confronts Atrocity

PC Music Forever 💖💿💻✨(2013 - 2023)

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What’s now known as “Hyperpop” (and was once known as “Bubblegum Bass”) began in the U.K. in 2013; a mysterious collective known as “PC Music” - created by the one and only A. G. Cook - popped up, seemingly out of nowhere. In collaboration with SOPHIE, PC Music came to "shake it up and make it fizz." ✨💥🫧

From there, the rest is history. Join me in celebrating the legacy (and official end) of one of the most influential musical collectives/pseudo-labels of all time. 🫶💻

In this episode, I play some of the label's most influential hits, and conduct an analysis of PC music's impact: what it had to say about art, camp, irony, Warhol, celebrity culture, and music in the internet age - an era of music that the label itself came to shape in its own image. 💿💞
 
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Track IDs: 
- Every Night - Hannah Diamond
- Awake for Hours - Danny L Harle
- Beautiful - A.G. Cook
- Bronze - Thy Slaughter
- USA - GFOTY
- Hey QT - QT
- Laplander - EASYFUN
- Hi - Hannah Diamond
- Superstar - A.G. Cook
- Idyll - A.G. Cook (ft. Caroline Polachek)

Show 37 - The PC Music Tribute Episode (OG Airdate: 6/26/23)

Ep. 72: 🏍️GREASE🏍️ (Pt. 2 of 2)

In this special episode, I conduct a follow-up interview (click here for our first one: soundcloud.com/internetexcess/joveth) with local 805 artist @joveth_music to talk about his upcoming new single, Bubblegum! 🍬 

But wait, there's more! 

Midway through the episode is the worldwide radio premiere of the song "Bubblegum" itself, only here on Internet Excess!! (This song is a bop there's no other way to put it. A truly perfect pop song, y'all got to get into thissss).

Thanks again to Joveth for stopping by for a 2nd interview! 🫶✨

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Listen to tonight's playlist here: 

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7nyafaZuQYopf1GmBzsnm8?si=da3fb9589fe74ce0

Episode 74 - Joveth "Bubblegum" Interview (Airdate: 1/7/25)

Join us for a dialogue between Vladimir Hamed-Troyansky (Global Studies) and Dwight Reynolds (Religious Studies) about Hamed-Troyansky’s new book, Empire of Refugees: North Caucasian Muslims and the Late Ottoman State. Empire of Refugees reframes late Ottoman history through mass displacement and reveals the origins of refugee resettlement in the modern Middle East. Hamed-Troyansky offers a historiographical corrective: the nineteenth-century Ottoman Empire created a refugee regime, predating refugee systems set up by the League of Nations and the United Nations. Grounded in archival research in over twenty public and private archives across ten countries, this book contests the boundaries typically assumed between forced and voluntary migration, and refugees and immigrants, rewriting the history of Muslim migration in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Vladimir Hamed-Troyansky is a historian of global migration and forced displacement and Assistant Professor of Global Studies at UC Santa Barbara. His research examines Muslim refugee migration and its role in shaping the modern world. His articles appeared in Past & Present, Comparative Studies in Society and History, International Journal of Middle East Studies, Slavic Review, and Kritika.

https://www.ihc.ucsb.edu/event/humanities-decanted-vladimir-hamed-troyansky/

Cosponsored by the IHC’s Harry Girvetz Memorial Endowment

Vladimir Hamed-Troyansky | Empire of Refugees: North Caucasian Muslims and the Late Ottoman State

Join me and my special guest, DJ Lex, as we talk about her time in the East LA indie scene, the importance of building IRL music communities, and debate the existence of capital-M "Moments™️" in music scenes.

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Find the playlist for tonight's episode here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/60zQNAaqjUlEFxlHdT5Lzw?si=c21065a059064f27

TRACK ID's:
The Smell Saved My Life - @surfcurse-music
No Future - @super-lunch
College Kids - @brookedougan-music
R U DOWN? - @buddha-trixie
Ocean of Madness - Nai Harvest (@topshelfrecords)
Silverlake Goths - Adult Books (@lolipoprecords)
That's Life - @lunalilunalilunali
 
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“Internet Excess” is a broadcast for the age of broadband! 

From the invention of music streaming, to the blossoming of niche musical sub-genres, the internet has irreversibly shaped the 21st century music scene and the musical tastes of Gen Z. Every MONDAY at 3AM, join me, DJ Cringe, on KCSB-FM, as I play bops and bangers live from the underbelly of the internet, giving you a birds-eye-view look at the underground online electronic music scene. 🛜🪩

Whether you’re a young raver already in-the-know, an electronic music fan looking for something new, an intellectual  interested in the intersection of technology and music, or a millennial desperately trying to find out what the “kids are listening to these days” this is the show for you! 💖💻 🕺

Thanks for listening! 💕📻 (and be sure to follow the show on IG @internetexcess)

Episode 75 - "The Smell Saved My Life" (Airdate: 2/10/25)

KCSB's annual Fund Drive keeps our wonderful station running!! KCSB's 2025 Fund Drive is from Feb. 12-21st.

Donate - and select from one of our special premium "thank you" gifts - here: https://www.kcsb.org/donate/ 

😄 tyyyyyy ily

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Find the playlist for tonight's episode here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/60zQNAaqjUlEFxlHdT5Lzw?si=c21065a059064f27


TRACK ID's:
Club Amour / Intro - Babymorocco, IKeda & The Femcels 
Burn - Frost Children, Haru Nemuri 
Drop - sipper
Hyper - Club Eat
Angel Music - Ninajirachi & Mgna crrrta
Blasé - gabby start

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“Internet Excess” is a broadcast for the age of broadband!

From the invention of music streaming, to the blossoming of niche musical sub-genres, the internet has irreversibly shaped the 21st century music scene and the musical tastes of Gen Z. Every MONDAY at 3AM, join me, DJ Cringe, on KCSB-FM, as I play bops and bangers live from the underbelly of the internet, giving you a birds-eye-view look at the underground online electronic music scene. 🛜🪩

Whether you’re a young raver already in-the-know, an electronic music fan looking for something new, an intellectual interested in the intersection of technology and music, or a millennial desperately trying to find out what the “kids are listening to these days” this is the show for you! 💖💻 🕺

Thanks for listening! 💕📻 (and be sure to follow the show on IG @internetexcess)

Episode 76 - Fund Drive 2025! (Airdate: 2/17/25)

Episode 77 available now!

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EP. 77 TRACKLIST (playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1O1kBs6OrDus43FXwGeZlh?si=7f678fb91cce47c1)

Harvest Sky (Danny L Harle C Remix) - Oklou & Underscores
Blue Monday - Ayesha Erotica
QQQQ - Ela Minus
Blue Light (unplugged - Kelela
Onwards - Ela Minus
Vicious Circles - Sinjin Hawke & Zora Jones
Danceeuuurs - Flobama

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“Internet Excess” is a broadcast for the age of broadband!
From the invention of music streaming, to the blossoming of niche musical sub-genres, the internet has irreversibly shaped the 21st century music scene and the musical tastes of Gen Z. Every MONDAY at 3AM, join me, DJ Cringe, on KCSB-FM, as I play bops and bangers live from the underbelly of the internet, giving you a birds-eye-view look at the underground online electronic music scene. 🛜🪩

Whether you’re a young raver already in-the-know, an electronic music fan looking for something new, an intellectual interested in the intersection of technology and music, or a millennial desperately trying to find out what the “kids are listening to these days” this is the show for you! 💖💻 🕺
Thanks for listening! 💕📻 (and be sure to follow the show on IG @internetexcess)

Episode 77 (Airdate: 3/24/25)

For Internet Excess' two-part, 3 Year Anniversary episode (4/5/22 being our first airdate!), I had the one, the only, my bestie DJ L E on the show!!! 🎉🥳

DJ L E and I have been best friends for thirteen (13!!) years - literally half of our lives. They're one of my biggest inspirations and musical mentors - someone who truly broke my world wide open as a teen and introduced me to a different way of thinking about music. 

Listen to hear us discuss:
- their impact on my musical journey
- their own musical journey, full of genre contradictions 
- how this radio show LITERALLY WOULDN'T EXIST without them

Also, look at that side-by-side of us in 2012(!) and us today 🥲 - the more things change, the more things stay the same 🥹

Love you DJ L E! <3 

(PART TWO - EPISODE 79 - COMING SOON BTW!)

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Listen to the playlist for Episode 78 here!: https://bit.ly/43WqsCo

EP. 78 PLAYLIST:
- Ride Into The Sun - “1969”/2014 Mix - The Velvet Underground
- St. Elmo - Geese (@geeseband)
- Playboy - Hot Chip
- When I Leave - Fat White Family (@the-fat-white-family)

Ep. 78 - The Ellie Episode! (The  3 Year Anniversary Episode, part 1)

𝗔 𝗯𝗿𝗼𝗮𝗱𝗰𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗯𝗿𝗼𝗮𝗱𝗯𝗮𝗻𝗱!
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🎉 Welcome to my radio show, “Internet Excess,” hosted by me, DJ Cringe! 🎉

On this weekly radio show (hosted every Monday at 11:59pm on 91.9FM/@kcsbfm), I’ll be playing music that I define as being 𝙤𝙛, 𝙗𝙮, 𝙛𝙤𝙧, and 𝙖𝙗𝙤𝙪𝙩 the internet (and note that this is meant as the *highest* of complements to the music that I’ll be playing - please see my highlighted Instagram story for a more complete description of the show! 💖)

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