#NewMusicFriday 20/09/2024 – and early kick-offs
I was going to try to write this yesterday, but the early kick-off at Norwich thwarted me, and I ran out of time. I really do dislike early kick-offs. They… Continue Reading
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#NewMusicFriday 13/09/2024
Don’t ask me where the weeks go. A post later on my substack might explain some of that, but not in the depth I’d like it to. If we understood… Continue Reading
#NewMusicFriday 06/09/2024
This is very late in appearing (seeing as I’ve just finished choosing the music for this coming Friday’s show), but I was away for a long weekend, and self-care (Pilates… Continue Reading
#NewMusicFriday 30/08/2024
I recorded the show really early this week (Bank Holiday Monday) because the week was going to be very busy – including a visit to Lord’s for the cricket with… Continue Reading
#NewMusicFriday 23/08/2024
It’s difficult just to say how much I love music, and the hour I spend with my cans on recording this show every week is a sanctuary of noise. And… Continue Reading
#NewMusicFriday 16/08/2024
Such a busy week that at one point I thought I’d end up doing the show live because it didn’t look like I’d have an hour spare to pre-record before… Continue Reading
#NewMusicFriday 09/08/2024
I was glad to be able to escape – sort of – from the real world for the 70-odd minutes of pre-recording my show this week. Partly because doing radio… Continue Reading
#NewMusicFriday 02/08/2024
A week of massive ups and downs. And all this against the backdrop of co-ordinated violence by right-wing thugs orchestrated by the shadowy (and not-so-shadowy) Far Right ringleaders, some of… Continue Reading
#NewMusicFriday 26/07/2024
Back to 1-hour pre-records this week. Probably a good thing, as work and life have effectively been full-on since we got back from Agios Nikolaos. Good to know there’s plenty… Continue Reading
#NewMusicFriday 19/07/2024
I must admit to having been utterly exhausted and frazzled by the time I got on air on Friday morning. Add to this Marty’s concern and mine that the global… Continue Reading