Tag: dolly parton
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RC 392: The Burn Out & The Big Freeze
Happy 2024, and is it a Happy New Year? Not for me so far…a busted knee, burn out, and was out hiking in the Big Freeze – thankfully not Storm Isha! So a belated New Year episode of Radio Clash including some tracks I loved from 2023, a surprising amount of mashups, new wave electro…
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RC 386: Bagpipes, Big Smoke & Bling
Bagpipes are the new rock n’ roll, as is fiddles, accordions and folk is not a four letter word. From London to Scotland via Ireland, we visit hiphop, mashups, deep house, the new ANOHNI album, new Grove and new-ish AFX, and visit two kinds of Drakes (and don’t talk about one of them). And the…
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RC 385: Cruel Summer
It’s a cruel, cruel summer leaving me here on my own…. A summer themed episode of Radio Clash, from track from recently released Summer Booty 2023 to a summer blues mix for driving along Outrun style by the beach with a Ferrari Testarossa (beware the large stone heads! Oh no, that’s Space Harrier)…also some tracks…
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Swinging new DJNoNo album – Interval
Interval is a new album focusing on Intermission and Interlude music such as the Potter’s Wheel and Pages from Ceefax and visual mid-program intervals such as Tony Hart’s Gallery. These breaks in film, TV and radio broadcast were before 24 hour programming often included library or production music and are the precursor of the modern…
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DJNoNo – Interlude (Crumplstock 11 set)
DJNoNo’s Interlude set for still ongoing Crumplstock 11 for the upcoming Interval Album, the sequel to 2015’s Ballroom which will likely be released next week. There might be some changes to these tracks before then, so it’s a time capsule of probably the fastest album ever in DJNoNo’s career (all of these tracks plus a…
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You Sang My Song – Billie Eilish, Dolly Parton, Katy Perry, P!nk
This came around randomly but I LOVE this – artists reacting to fan covers of their songs. Billie Eilish is already someone who is special, really genuine and despite the scary image, nice….as is Dolly Parton, P!nk and Katy Perry. There something reallly wholesome about these, and supportive – and I think we need more…