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Michele Vescio presents a dj set curated and performed by friend and emerging DJ, David Varjabedian, who performs under the moniker DJ Lady’s Dad, an Armenian-Australian DJ based on Gadigal Land. The mix contains influences from traditional Middle Eastern and Armenian folk music with modern techno, house, and acid references.Follow DJ Lady's Dad via @dj_ladys_dad and hear his work via soundcloud.com/ladysdad. Armenia Kulbas, a registered NGO that allocates 100% of profits to support charities in Armenia and Artsakh, focusing on education, regional development and humanitarian aid. More info via kulbas.org.Olive Kids, an Australian foundation dedicated to support the children of Palestine, to build local capacity, support local businesses, and enable self-determination. More info via olivekids.org.au.Australia for UNHCR, an organisation that supports people fleeing conflict, disaster, and persecution. Humanitarian aid is now necessary in Lebanon. More info via unrefugees.org.au. Bingyol / Oceanvs OrientalisDle Yaman (Deep Mix) / Harun YildizPrecious Story / Armen MiranKochari Hin Khoti / Hayk KaroyiFlying through the souls / Birds of mindKayyam / JugurthaLeih Beydary Keda (Habibeats Amapiano Remix) / RubyNari Narain / Hisham AbbasBam Bam (DJ Kwamzy Amapiano) / Sister Nancyرلى عازر - يا طالعين الجبل  / Rola Azar, RJ music Rebelle / Raja Meziane  Image courtsey of David Varjabedian

John A Tait (The Sporting Record) explores the question, "Who is Mandingo?". Mandingo / MandingoChant of the Virgins / MandingoTiger in the Night / MandingoThe Big Country / Geoff Love and his OrchestraGoddess of the Sun / MandingoWitchdoctor / MandingoPlaza de Toros / Manuel and his Music of the MountainsWild Man / MandingoRequiem for a Warrior / MandingoJungle Juice / Mandingo

Cloutie Will presents an eclectic mix of new and local music. Dance With Me / Madam NightingaleGhosts / Madam Nightingale (with Flip That Groove)Starting Something / Madam Nightingale (with Chris Pehrson in So)Crime / Bits Of KidsBaby Baby / Bits Of KidsI wonder / Bits Of KidsThat's When You'll Start / MandeeraPassing Notes / Andy FillmoreBeggin on My Knees / Andy FillmoreIce Cold in Here / Andy FillmoreGetting Kinda Freaky / Flip That GrooveOne Love is All / Flip That GrooveHungry Ghost / Flip That Groove Madam NightingaleA Melbourne based award nominated Fringe performer hitting us up with some dance pop synth wave bangers. Madam Nightingale has collaborated with Aj'Zho, Chris Pehrson in a progressive rock band called SO and Flip That Groove. Next gig coming up with Madam Nightingale is SIDE PROJECT with Chris Pehrson. Love Transformer is launching at (10pm) with Palliative (8pm) & Increment (9pm)Friday 18th Oct 2024 8pmMelbourne Fringe FestivalBasement Stage at the Esplanade Hotel in St Kilda VICmelbournefringe.com.auBits Of Kids ( BOK )A Sydney based four-piece post punk rock band, formed in 1986 with Don Green on vocals & guitar, Jed Highton on lead guitar, Paul Field on bass and Charles Sammut on drums. They released a 7" single in 1987 and a 6 track 12" mini album in 1989 before disbanding early in 1990. Embracing a 'Do It Yourself' punk ethos, the band organized their own gigs, printed posters, filmed videos, self-managed and built up a strong fan following, In July of 1987 the band recorded a 7" single Sorry Son / They Say on Revolution Records which debuted at #9 on the Sydney alternative music charts and received video coverage on Rage, Video Hits and SBS ‘The Noise”. Rumour has it they are making a come back!  MandeeraAn avant-garde musician born in Sri Lanka and classically trained in Eastern music, later moved to Dubai where she expanded her musical repertoire, experimenting with genres like rock, jazz, RnB, pop, country and many more. Her background in dramatic performance and theater adds theatrical intensity to her work. Since March 2021, she has composed over 120 songs, and is known for an innovative approach to her work, incorporating unique elements like sampling the sound of her own heartbeat in her debut single “THAT’S WHEN YOU’LL START” which we’ll be playing very soon. She is currently working on a genre-defying album, and you will soon hear how Mandeera’s artistry is a blend of global influences.Andy FillmoreA Melbourne based singer / songwriter. Since the 2022 release of his debut album "Under a blood moon" recorded at home during lockdown. Andy, with band featuring Simon Hanna on Drums and Gordon Gunn on bass has been captivating audiences across venues in and around Melbourne. Having just completed production on his follow up EP, the title track "Passing notes" is out now on streaming platforms.A successful single launch for "Passing notes" was held at Mamma Chen's last Thurslay event, the next single to drop will be the rocker "Beggin on my knees" followed by "Ice cold in here".And just announcing! Andy will be holding a special Halloween themed EP launch at the Old Bar, Thursday the 31st of October with special guests Fennec and Sara Jane. It's going to be huge! With live music, prizes for best dressed and drink specials!Flip That GrooveHailing from Melbourne, (Naarm), Australia, Flip That Groove stand as a testament to the art of genre fusion, seamlessly blending dance, techno, funk, indie pop and hip hop into a mesmerising sonic sound on their latest EP Getting Kinda Freaky. Their music, a captivating amalgamation of loops, sounds and samples, weaves together to craft distinctive vibes that traverse a spectrum of influences. At the core of Flip That Groove’s creative ethos lies collaboration, a key driver behind their ability to infuse depth and texture into their projects. Teaming up with guest artists and musicians, they navigate a creative landscape that fosters growth and evolution.

Katy, co-host of Hong Kongology, presents a selection of Cantonese, Mandarin, and Hokkien pop music in celebration of the Moon Festival. The Moon Festival takes place every Lunar August 15th (mid-September in the Solar Calendar) where the Autumn full moon of the year rises, and it is widely celebrated across Asia. The tracks Katy has selected are loved by her and her family; they remind her of childhood, home, the passing of time, distanced connection, and reunion. 月亮代表我的心 （The Moon Represents My Heart) / Teresa Teng / 3‘25但願人長久 （Wish We Last Long) / Teresa Teng / 4’12月球上的人 （The Man on the Moon) / Eason Chan / 3’44月球下的人 (The Man under the Moon) / Gin Lee / 4‘49暗淡的月 （Dim Moon) / Jeannie Hiseh / 3’48西湖沒有中秋 （There’s No Mid-Autumn in Xihu) / My Little Airport / 2.07月亮    (The Moon) / Pricilla Chan / 4’44月半小夜曲  （The Midnight Song) / Hacken Lee / 4’56月亮說    (The Moon Speaks) / Ivana Wong / 3’59

In this show, Brendan Bonsack presents tracks from The Clearing, an album by Jerome Ellis, exploring speech, dysfluency and history. As the liner notes describe the work, "The Clearing is a conceptual and musical tour de force that combines Jazz with the narratives of enslaved Africans, and experimental electronics with historical accounts of Black rebellion. The album centers speech but uses it as a starting point to not only depathologize dysfluent speech but to build new tools to critique anti-Blackness, linear time, culture, and power in our society." The Clearing is co-produced by Northern Spy/NNA Tapes and the Poetry Project.

Waffle IronGirl (Spoken Word) and Brendan Bonsack play songs from the Wim Wenders and Takuma Takasaki film, Perfect Days.  Sunny Afternoon / The KinksPale Blue Eyes / The Velvet Underground(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay / Otis ReddingRedondo Beach / Patti Smith(Walkin’ Thru The) Sleepy City / The Rolling StonesPefect Day / Lou ReedAoi Sakana / Sanchiko KanenobuBrown Eyed Girl / Van MorrisonThe House of the Rising Sun / Maki AsakawaFeeling Good / Nina SimonePerfect Day / Patrick Wilson

On this week's episode, guest host DJ Scott Anderson presents a playlist of favourites. Co-produced with James McKenzie from In Ya Face. The Sky Was Pink (Holden Remix) / Nathan Fake La La Land (Matt Sassari Remix) / Green Velvet Weak (Extended Mix) / Maverick Sabre, Tom Breu, Vintage CultureFlutes (Sasha Remix) / Hot ChipLady (Hear Me Tonight) (Extended Mix) / 5. Mark Knight, James HurrClosure feat. Coulson (Club Mix) / Anyasa, Coulson -Tell Me Why (MEDUZA Extended Remix) / SupermodeThere's Only You feat. Zoe Johnston (No Mana Extended Mix) / Above & Beyond, Zoe Johnston

An hour of alienation and indulgence, bringing you post-bop, free-jazz and "more". Hosted by Tilde Joy from Slacker Radio (Friday fortnights 5:30-6:30)Hat and Beard // Eric Dolphy (1964) 8:25 Spirits // Albert Ayler (1965) 6:50 Triptych: Prayer / Protest / Peace // Max Roach (1960) 8:06 Nuclear War // Sun Ra and his Outer Space Arkestra (1983) 7:44 Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting // Charles Mingus (1960) 5:42 Ruby, My Dear // Thelonious Monk (1965) 5:40 Ascension / Edition I / Pt. 1 // John Coltrane (1966) (5:20)

Footy songs featured this year on The Sporting Record, presented by John A. Tait.  Part 1: Some of the best Aussie Rules footy SongsTheme from World of Sport and TV / RingsideThe Thing About Football / Greg ChampionNothing Beats footy at the MCG / Jim Cadman and Stig WemyssRock'n'Footy / Fisk and CristianCollingwood Umbrella / Jim Cadman and Stig WemyssWhen the Whistle Blew Where were You /  Robert K CrawfordMonday's Experts / Weddings Parties AnythingOnly Brunette at the Brownlow / Elle McFeastI Am the Full Forward / John Bois Part 2: Footy Stars who want to be Pop StarsI'm an Individual / Mark JacksonIt All Sounds Like Football to Me / Mike Brady with Ted WhittenSammy's Say / Sam NewmanSmile All the While / Peter McKennaFootball Favourites Medley:Ruby (Tim Watson)/I Can See Clearly Now (Trevor Barker)/Danny Boy(Ray Shaw)/ 20 Miles (Wayne Schimmelbusch)/ Little Jeanie (Barry Round)Aussie Rules Football / Tony Woods

Joe Malignaggi, 3CR Music Coordinator and co-presenter/producer of Music Sans Frontieres and Music Matters, presents this week's episode with featured tracks from UK published Electronic Sound magazine 7-inch & CD Bundles from Issues 109 to 114.  Mitch Tambo / ‘Dreams’; Tambo Jamz Vol 1 [2024]Selections from Ambient Light / Ambient Dark double CD; Issue 109 Electronic Sound [2024]Cluster & Eno / ‘Ho Renemo’ Cluster & Eno (1977)[2009]*Pauline Anna Strom / ‘Quiet Joy’ (1982) Echoes, Spaces, Lines [2023]* Tim Hecker / ‘Winter Cop’ No Highs [2023]* Mark St John Ellis and Lisa Gerrard / ‘The Empty Vessel 013’; The Empty Vessel with Lisa Gerrard [2023]* Tangerine Dream / ‘Phaedra (edited version)’ (A Side) tangerine vinyl seven-inch; Issue 110 Electronic Sound [2024]Bill Laswell, Pete Namlook / ‘From the Earth to the Ceiling (Part 1)’ Outland (2019)* from Ambient Light / Ambient Dark double CD; Issue 109 Electronic Sound [2024]Jah Wobble / ‘Nocturnal (edit)’ (1981); (Avant 81 EP B Side) Turquoise vinyl seven-inch; Issue 112 Electronic Sound [2024]The Orb / ‘9 Elms Over River Eno (Channel 9)’ COW / Chill Out World! (2016)* from Ambient Light / Ambient Dark double CD; Issue 109 Electronic Sound [2024]John Foxx / ‘Sunset Rising’; Cathedral Oceans (1997)* white vinyl seven-inch Issue 114 Electronic Sound [2024]Vice Versa / ‘New Girls / Neutrons’; Music 4 EP (1979) Blitz 80 EP purple vinyl seven-inch Issue 111 Electronic Sound [2024]Gina x Performance / ‘No GDM’ Nice Mover (1979) Blitz 80 EP purple vinyl seven-inch Issue 111 Electronic Sound [2024]Pet Shop Boys / ‘Paninaro’ Dreamworld: The Greatest Hits Live (Film) (2023) gold vinyl seven-inch Issue 113 Electronic Sound [2024] *available at bandcamp.com