Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 11 for a (bootleg) set from Girl Talk, recorded at Toad's Place on May 8th, 2008. Gregg Michael Gillis, also known as Girl Talk, is a pioneer of the mash up genre. In celebration of his upcoming show at The National, we are sharing this time capsule set recorded off the sound board in front of 1500+ people at the former Toad's Place in Richmond. Follow Girl Talk on Instagram at @girltalk_verified and check out @thenationalva for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 10 for a set from Crenshaw, recorded at Transformus in July 2022. Performed late Sunday night at this regional Burning Man event, this mixed set features breakbeat, dubstep, moombahton, and desert techno, delivered through a wall of handmade subwoofers provided by Richmond's Party Liberation Front. Follow Crenshaw on Instagram at @crenshaw and check out @transformusburn, @party_liberation_foundation, and @burningman for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 9 for a set from DJ Phenom, recorded at Bingo Beer Co. on September 10th. This diverse set includes house, tech house, tribal house, electro house, hip hop, trap, reggae, reggaeton, salsa, twerk, and pop. Follow DJ Phenom on Instagram at @realdjphenom and check out @bingobeerco for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 8 for 'Heatwaves' from Deep Velvet, recorded in Richmond, VA on September 1st. This set begins with light and airy tracks and progresses into darker rave music. Follow Deep Velvet on Instagram at @deepvelvet for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 7 for a set from Jon Jar, recorded at The Jungle Room on August 13th. According to Jon Jar, 'It was my birthday and people kept feeding me tequila shots, mainly tech house and techno!' Follow Jon Jar on Instagram at @jonjarmusic and check out @thejungleroomrva for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 6 for a housey blend of pop and hip hop from Mikealis, recorded at Sine Irish Pub on August 25th. This mix is perfect for easing into the weekend vibes at Sine's weekly party, #SineThirstdays. Follow Mikealis on Instagram at @mikealis and check out @sineirishpubrichmond for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 5 for a fantastic voyage of sunny summer vibes and soulful house from Hip Hop Henry, recorded at The Jungle Room on August 12th. Follow Hip Hop Henry on Instagram at @hiphophenry_ and check out @thejungleroomrva for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 4 for a set from Wrath, recorded in Richmond, VA on August 25th. Whether performing at a PLF Warehouse party, a summer rooftop, or the Jungle Room, Wrath brings a well-crafted mix of hard-hitting house, driving acid sounds, straight techno, and melodic grooves for an unplanned adventure. Follow Wrath on Instagram at @wrath_music_ for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 3 for a 3-hour house, techno, acid house, and all things dance mix by Bedspread Radio, recorded at Helen's on August 22nd. This late night set is brought to you by the Richmond super duo. Follow Bedspread Radio on Instagram at @bedspreadradio and check out @jskablanks and @sarahcallaway for updates. 📸 : Monica Escamilla (@fotomon83)Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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Tune in to Radio RVA Episode 2 for an epic 3-hour set from Mass FX, recorded at The Jungle Room on April 25th. This fresh blend takes you on a journey from funky soulful house to energy-rich tech house, then into a bit of breaks, and ending with a big synthy progressive house anthem. Follow Mass FX on Instagram at @massfxmusic and check out @thejungleroomrva for updates.Support Richmond Independent Media Like RVA Magazine

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