Making Waves Radio

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MWR: The Playlist

making waves radio. A playlist of experimental sounds and music.

Every month we bring you the sounds and music that have been on heavy rotation at Making Waves headquarters. All compiled into a one hour playlist. Expect a very diverse mix of genres and styles.

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Aural Adventures

making waves radio. Aural adventures. Sound Art

A show that takes you on a journey of discovery into the rich and intricate world of slow and delicate sound. This is not your ordinary listening experience, this is a long-form audio adventure that is best experienced with headphones.

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Freak&Seas

Tune in to our freak&seas where we explore the fascinating world of shortwave radio. Discover the diverse array of sounds being broadcasted globally as we scramble the frequencies and present a one-of-a-kind auditory experience.

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Making What?

making waves radio: the sound travelers guide

An online radio station that focuses on the genre-defying world of sound-art, field recording, ethnomusicology, and other musical expressions that don’t conform to conventional categorisation. Our aim is to provide a space for those who appreciate sound in all its forms to listen, learn, and engage with a diverse range of sounds and cultures.

At Making Waves Radio, we acknowledge that music is not solely entertainment but also a means of communication, self-expression, and connection. It serves as a lens through which to view and comprehend the world, as well as a platform to convey our personal experiences and emotions. With this in mind, we have dedicated ourselves to presenting a broad spectrum of musical styles and cultures, giving our audience a truly unique listening experience.

In addition to regular programming, Making Waves Radio also provides resources for listeners to learn more about the artists and music and sound we feature. This includes information on the history and cultural significance of each genre, as well as recommendations for further exploration and discovery. We encourage listeners to participate in the station by submitting their own music and sharing suggestions for programming.

Making Waves Radio celebrates the diversity and richness of music beyond the boundaries of traditional genres. We believe that the act of listening to music has its own power, offering the opportunity to broaden our perspectives, inspire, and bring people together. Tune in to Making Waves Radio to experience the full range of musical expression

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Online Radio

Contemporary field recording artists and sound art have become an increasingly popular and relevant topic in the modern music landscape. As technology continues to evolve and advancements in recording equipment become more accessible, more and more musicians are exploring the world of field recording and sound art.


Online Radio

Online radio stations have become an increasingly popular way for people to discover and enjoy music from all over the world. With the rise of the internet and advancements in technology, it’s now possible to access a vast array of radio stations from anywhere in the world with just a few clicks. This has revolutionized the way people listen to music and has created exciting new opportunities for both listeners and artists alike.

Ethnomusicology↗

Ethnomusicology is the study of music from a cultural and social perspective. It’s an interdisciplinary field that draws on anthropology, sociology, history, and musicology to understand the role that music plays in people’s lives and the ways in which it reflects and shapes cultural identities.

One of the main goals of ethnomusicology is to understand the music of different cultures and the ways in which it reflects their unique beliefs, values, and experiences. This involves studying the music itself, as well as the social, economic, and historical context in which it was created. Ethnomusicologists may also study the ways in which music is performed, such as the instruments used, the styles of singing or playing, and the rituals and ceremonies that accompany it.

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