Julia Holter coming in at number one!

00:00 - DJ Emily
01:14 - If I'm Gone Tomorrow (It's Because of Aliens) - Munya
03:58 - Fortune - Big Bliss
06:42 - Weekend - Broncho
09:06 - Laughing Man - Papercuts
12:01 - Nothing Really Matters - Cat Power
15:08 - DJ Emily
15:40 - Forum - The Dodos
19:07 - Kingsday - Heaters
23:03 - Burn - Surfbort
25:24 - Occupation Ghost Writer - Death Valley Girls
28:42 - DJ Emily
29:47 - I Would Rather See - Julia Holter
34:27 - Finish

Julia Holter coming in at number one! 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:14 - If I'm Gone Tomorrow (It's Because of Aliens) - Munya 03:58 - Fortune - Big Bliss 06:42 - Weekend - Broncho 09:06 - Laughing Man - Papercuts 12:01 - Nothing Really Matters - Cat Power 15:08 - DJ Emily 15:40 - Forum - The Dodos 19:07 - Kingsday - Heaters 23:03 - Burn - Surfbort 25:24 - Occupation Ghost Writer - Death Valley Girls 28:42 - DJ Emily 29:47 - I Would Rather See - Julia Holter 34:27 - Finish

Artist of The Week: Julia Holter

As a kid, Emily Smith could often be found in her bedroom recording radio shows. She obsessively recorded songs off the radio onto cassettes and mixed them together on a dual player. She was in love with everything radio and music had to offer. 

When it came time for college, she wasn't sure where to head but ended up at the The University of Florida (Go Gators!). This led to a job on the local rock radio station in Gainesville, FL. Then, in January 2006, while in her final semester of school, she found BTR. It wasn't nearly what it is today -- just a few DJs begging unknown artists for music and interviews, but it was her dream job.

Emily has now been recording radio shows and podcasts in her bedroom for the bulk of her life and with BTR for more than a decade.

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As a kid, Emily Smith could often be found in her bedroom recording radio shows. She obsessively recorded songs off the radio onto cassettes and mixed them together on a dual player. She was in love with everything radio and music had to offer. When it came time for college, she wasn't sure where to head but ended up at the The University of Florida (Go Gators!). This led to a job on the local rock radio station in Gainesville, FL. Then, in January 2006, while in her final semester of school, she found BTR. It wasn't nearly what it is today -- just a few DJs begging unknown artists for music and interviews, but it was her dream job. Emily has now been recording radio shows and podcasts in her bedroom for the bulk of her life and with BTR for more than a decade.

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