Presenter: Garry Havrillay
Music of the world, with new and forthcoming releases: cross-cultural, traditional, jazz, neo-classical, ambient, acoustic, trance, electronic, folk and singer-songwriters — distinctive global music outside the mainstream.
Genre: Folk
The Folk Show
Selecting the best of Anglo-Celtic, Australian and contemporary folk for over 30 years.
Join Julie Cavanagh, David Cavanagh, Eric Ford, David Long, Margaret Monks & Jane Bower for an hour of folk.
Dirt Music
Hosted by longstanding rock journalist and veritable roots roller Stuart Coupe, Dirt Music is a two hour radio show devoted to music that comes from the heart — and takes absolutely no prisoners.
Each week Stuart presents a cross section of (usually but not always) roots-based music that on any given week can range from blues, to alt-country, soul, R&B, reggae, and rock’n’roll — and lots of other genres and styles too. The show frequently features interviews and live in the studio performances.
The Tiki Lounge Remix
The Tiki Lounge Remix is a weekly audio venue where you can hear the latest in creative world music, contemporary jazz, digital beats and other sonic exotica, along with insightful feature interviews with artists, producers and festival organisers.
Presented by music journalist-broadcaster Seth Jordan, the program is produced in the studios of 2BBB in Bellingen NSW, and distributed nationally around Australia via the Community Radio Network (CRN).
Seth is the Pacific correspondent for Songlines magazine (UK), and also writes for Rhythms magazine (Australia). He was the Contributing Editor for the book ‘World Music: Global Sounds in Australia’ (2010 UNSW Press).
The Tiki Lounge is presented and produced by Seth Jordan and associate producer Kye Ruigrok.
The Local Source
Weekly new music from the Australian Music Radio Airplay Project (AMRAP).
The Local Source (formerly known as the AMRAP Radio Program) is a weekly wrap of what’s getting attention on community radio through the Australian Music Radio Airplay Project.
Here is where we spend some time with the songs, artists and industry players that use Amrap to reach the airwaves.
