Radio
Insights from radio stations, hosts and DJs
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We speak to Joe Dawson, former Head of Sonos Radio, about building a radio service from the ground up.
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On the airwaves since 1989, the radio station recently celebrated its fifth year on DAB. They share their incredible story.
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The author, DJ and radio host shares the inspiration behind her new book, Dance Your Way Home.
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The community radio specialists share their top tips for building an immersive listening and viewing experience.
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One moment in the Worldwide FM chatroom sparked the inception of a now 20-strong DJ collective. We delve into the journey with Melomaniacs.
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Founding a radio station was a natural evolution from the community-driven work Kit Lockey and Toby Oxnam were already doing online. But, launching a radio station mid-way through a pandemic was no easy feat…
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Headstream is redefining how we understand sustainability in the music industry. Launched a few months ago, they stream from a studio made of entirely recycled materials and their programming focuses exclusively on Indonesian talent.
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You don’t need an engineering degree to make your shows sound professional.
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Since 2014, Soho Radio has been broadcasting its eclectic roster live from the heart of London. Taking inspiration from the vibrant and diverse culture that surrounds it, this “street-side” radio station has grown an impressive following of listeners, who can hear everything from Japanese grime to the psychedelic.
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Some solid suggestions for how to order your radio shows and get them heard on Mixcloud. 1. Tagging Make sure you tag each show accurately with the genres contained in the show. You are allowed 5 tags and you should definitely use 1 or 2 of those tags for genres. Genre tags increase your chances of appearing on […]
