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IndieRE #122 by Radio Corax, Halle
Oseminsedemdeseta oddaja iz nove serije IndieRE 2.0. V seriji IndieRE v produkciji in mednarodni izmenjavi radijske vsebine sodelujemo ljubljanski Radio Študent, hrvaški Radio Student, francoska mreža Radio Campus, Radio Corax iz Halleja v Nemčiji, EMA-RTV iz Španije, irski Near FM, madžarski Civil Rádió in avstrijski Radio Helsinki.
Summer is in full effect and so we have prepared some cool music. Radio Corax presents the breezy Jazz of Mieke Miami. Someone said jazz smells funny, but if you live at the countrysite you will know cows and pigs will give you a funny sentiment too. Making music about serious topics, but joyfully playing with sound is Hypers4d from Halle. You will find his version of hyperpop on SoundCloud. Alfred Quest admit their adoration for chairs. Prince Istari brings us the long overdue dubs of Erik Satie's Gymnopedies. Richard Walther is bringing the synth and guitars you have missed since the 80s. STL is enjoying the Eternal High of the Harz mountains, no need for bouldering equipment. Limo Allein just recorded their first album at their new studio in Halle – so these lonely-limo-nights are finally over. Sorry 3000 will teach you a proper lesson in saying »Entschuldigung«. Twisted Teens are squatting valuable rehearsal space in Halle, go and buy their beautiful tape so they can afford some return flights.
Tune in and cool down!
- Mieke Miami – The Light
- Alfred Quest – I Love Chairs
- Richard Walther – Kid Again
- Richard Walther – Nightmare
- Twisted Teens – When The Wire Get Cut
- Limo Allein – Float
- Hypers4d – tender
- Hypers4d – brother
- Sorry3000 – Entschuldigung
- Prince Istari – Gymnopedie Dub No 1
STL – Eternal High (dgt version)
- Produced by Radio Corax, Halle (Salle).
- Prepared, produced, mixed and announced by Birk Kowalski.
- Design by Jure Anžiček.
IndieRE - Independent Radio Exchange
Was macht die lokale Musikszene Sevillas aus? Vor welchen besonderen Herausforderungen stehen Nachwuchskünstler:innen in Budapest angesichts der dortigen politischen Situation? Welche Verbindungen und Gemeinsamkeiten lassen sich zwischen der Independent Musikkultur in Graz, Halle und Dublin finden und was unterscheidet sie? Welchen Spielraum haben alternative Künstler:innen in der heutigen digitalen Musikindustrie?
Mit solchen und weiteren Fragen werden sich Radio Študent aus Ljubljana, das Netzwerk verschiedener französischer Uniradios namens Radio Campus, Radio CORAX aus Halle (Saale), EMA-RTV aus Sevilla, Radio Helsinki aus Graz, Near FM aus Dublin, Radio Student aus Zagreb und Civil Radio aus Budapest beschäftigen. Gemeinsam arbeiten sie dafür im Rahmen des EU-Projekts "Independent Radio Exchange" für die nächsten zwei Jahre zusammen.