Tune in to RADIO RVA Episode 21 and experience the sounds of Kamaloscope.

This RVA-based DJ and producer is making waves in the DJ community with his diverse musical style. From chill beats to heavy dubstep, Kamaloscope is a versatile artist who is sure to captivate you. Don't miss this multi-genre bass mix that showcases his talent. If you're a fan of dubstep, bass house, and drum and bass, then you won't want to miss this episode.

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Tune into RADIO RVA Episode 20, featuring DJ Jay Dion as he takes you on a musical journey through various genres, including Electronic RnB, Electronic Pop, Amapiano, Kuduro, Afro/Deep House, Soul/Classic House, Tech House, Progressive House, GoGo, Bance Music, Baltimore Club Music, New Jersey Club Music, Dancehall, Old School Hip Hop and RnB.

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 19 for 'Lez Pop's Sweet & Dirty,' a live club set presented by Dirty Pop featuring a mix of popular artists such as Megan Thee Stallion, Charli XCX, Rihanna, Ice Spice, Lady Gaga, FKA Twigs, Shygirl, Saucy Santana, Kim Petras, Azealia Banks, Fergie, SZA, Pussy Cat Dolls, Gwen Stefani, Beyoncé, Kesha, City Girls, SOPHIE, Black Eyed Peas, Nicki Minaj, Doja Cat, Cardi B, Cupcakke, Adele, Tove Lo, and more, recorded at Fallout on December 23, 2022. Follow Lez Pop on Instagram at @itzlezpop and check out @falloutrva for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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RADIO RVA EPISODE 18 DJ DEVOLVED + DJ BEN SPEED ‘HYPERCOLOR' at The Jungle Room July 28th

A nonstop journey through the best underground dance jams of the past and present. Featuring tracks from a wide range of genres and decades, you'll hear tracks that only true crate diggers know about. Enjoy!

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 17, where DJ Diehard presents 'A Buried Chrome Companion #15: Necksnappers From Hell,' a two-hour set of heavy music that originally aired on WBDB on Friday, August 12, 2020 from 10pm to midnight. Follow DJ Diehard on Instagram at @dj_die_hard for updates.

SET LIST:

Vader- Vicious Circle

Division Speed- Blazing Heat

Bathory- Pace ‘Till Death

Aura Noir- Belligerent ‘Til Death

Slayer- Dittohead

Barbarian- Obtuse Metal

Bunker 66- Total Possession

Merciless Death- Power of Destiny

Darkthrone- The Key is Inside the Wall

Satyricon- Vikingland

Immortal- Noctambulant

Emperor- Ye Entrancemperium

Gorgoroth- Krig

Morbid Angel- Chambers of Dis

Ripping Corpse- Sweetness

Nasty Savage- Metal Knights

Infernal Majesty- Overlord

Grave Digger- Heart Attack

Venom- Red Light Fever

Sadistik Exekution- Internal Klok

Impaled Nazarene- Goat Perversion

Kreator- Under the Guillotine

Angelcorpse- Wolflust

Hail of Bullets- Red Wolves of Stalin

Wolfbrigade- Warsaw Speedwolf

Parasytic- Who’s to Blame?

Xecutioner- Metal Up Your Ass

Cannibal Corpse- The Pickaxe Murders

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 16 for a mix from rSUN, a rising artist from Richmond, VA who has played on main stages at Big Dub and Moonrise fest and on multiple stages at Lost Lands and Wakaan Fests. This mix was aired on Insomniac Radio on September 16th as part of rSUN's win in Insomniac's Discovery Project, which included the opportunity to release a song with their label and play at Moonrise. Thank you to Rhythm City Collective for making this happen. Follow rSUN on Instagram at @rsun_music and check out @rhythmcitycollective, @insomniacradio, @InsomniacEvents, and @discoveryprjct for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 15 for a live mix from Mike Kemetic, known for his work with Afro Beta, Wax Museum, and Middle East Coast Mecca. Expect a set full of afrohouse and deep fro tracks from across the Diaspora, aired on WRIR on October 7th. Follow Mike Kemetic on Instagram at @mikemetic and check out @waxmuseumvinyl and @afrooobetaaa for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 14 for a set from Aimée Lauren, featuring driving beats that blend Detroit techno, NYC house, and West Coast acid at Aftershock in Istanbul on September 24th. Catch her in RVA with Anomalis Radio, late nights with PLF at RVA Create Space, and sharing the decks at The Jungle Room.

As Aimée says, 'Having the freedom to dance is a gift. Embrace it. Music is a gift. Share it. Meet me on the dance floor. And please: shut up and dance.'

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 13 for a set from Andrew Hypes, featuring your favorite seventies to nineties jams from New Kids On The Block to Rob Base. A DJ and producer based in Richmond, VA, Andrew Hypes has worked with celebrities all over the country. Follow Andrew Hypes on Instagram at @andrewhypes for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 12 for a (bootleg) set from Girl Talk, recorded at the RVA Music Festival on September 11th, 2011 in Shockoe Bottom. This all-day music festival, hosted by RVAMAG and featuring local and regional acts and street vendors, drew over 4000 attendees. Best Coast was also a headliner at the event. Check out this throwback set from almost a decade ago. Follow Girl Talk on Instagram at @girltalk_verified for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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