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This week for Radia, Radio Campus will go and plunder the silenceradio.org database.
SilenceRadio.org is a listening space dedicated to contemporary creative radio.

SilenceRadio.org offers audio pieces from composed work to "rough" material such as an interesting piece of archive or field-recording.

As a web-based project, Silenceradio could be non-geographical. But it's not, or not completely. You can find a lot of homegrown sounds, recorded here in Brussels in their collection. We tried here to put some of those together and send you the result, from Brussels, with love

What you will listen to :

-Midi midi, by Vincent Tholomé
an attempt to formulate the thought of the day in the crowded midi station


-Enfer de zinc, by Philippe Vandendriessche
a storm in a Grimbergen hangar

-Le murmure de Bruxelles, by Miriane Rouillard
holes, walls and people in a torn city

-Plaisir d'hiver, by TeddYbbaT
or Santa Claus as a beatbox

-Expo 58, mixed by Irvic D'Olivier
Sputnik, Atomium, Varèse and the soon to be independent Congo : how 1958 did sound.

-Arrivée du roi
old tape found on the flea market by Fred Meert

-Match au parvis de St-Gilles, by Caroline Jennes
we don't really know where it's happening, but they're waiting, that's for sure.

-Le théorème du Coq, by Raymond Clamart
the Walloon algebraic mantra

if you want to know more about silenceradio, go and listen to silenceradio.org

Our website : radia.fm

Language: French, English

caravan is the weekly world music program at Radio Tilos (Budapest, Hungary), dedicated to the promotion of intercultural tolerance through musical dialogue among cultures. kindly play tacks 1 to 8 WAV, or the 28 min. mp3 version

Join the Caravan
Special Remix for Radia.FM

Dj's: Amir Toma

Playlist:

track 1: intro: radia. Fm jingle, sign-in by DJ's Amir & Toma in English & French, contact info of program

track 2: Voices from Tibet
track 3: Voices from Eden 1
track 4: Voices from the Middles East
track 5: Voices from Eden 2
track 6:Voices from planet earth (Stop the War)(6,1 min)
track 7: I have a Dream (5,1 min.)
track 8: end of trip (0,58)

for complete playlist (sources) please visit us at http://www.interkulti.net

(...)She took on the courageous task of creating one
full radia lenght piece and it turned out greater than the great
Canadian Mountains. The piece goes up and down with ever changing
landscape like the jagged mountains do too. For any of you who have
never been to Montreal, well this show also look at lot like there.
The samples in Renees mix come from a billion local and not so local
artists… Charles Stankievitch , Frieda Abtan, Lateef, Serviceworks,
Josh Ivy, some children and way more. Renee's mashup style is always
present both in her audio and video works. She is interested in
exploring the possibilities available for sharing within a radio
network and this is apparent sonically throught this piece. Again this
is Renee Sills. She's from Colorado, she lives in Montreal, she owns
an accordeon and she want to visit Bulgaria."

Harmon finally settles the old argument of which is better, life in the big city or small village? All facts were supplied by the second tourism council of Birmingham airport. Essential listening for estate agents and arms manufacturers alike.