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'''Red Light Radio''' |
'''Red Light Radio''' was an online radio station and international music |
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platform based in [[Amsterdam]]’s [[Red Light District]]. |
platform based in [[Amsterdam]]’s [[Red Light District]]. From 2010 to 2020 Red Light |
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Radio broadcasted daily shows of local and international artists, and was involved with |
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parties & concerts and collaborations with festivals, museums & other |
parties & concerts and collaborations with festivals, museums & other |
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cultural partners all over the world.{{citation needed|date=September 2015}} |
cultural partners all over the world.{{citation needed|date=September 2015}} |
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global community with music lovers and fans.{{citation needed|date=September 2015}} |
global community with music lovers and fans.{{citation needed|date=September 2015}} |
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RLR ended its daily radio shows in mid-2020, saying it had "always been aware" its Oudekerksplein location was temporary, but Covid lockdowns had "accelerated the inevitable goodbye."<ref>{{Cite web|title=Amsterdam's Red Light Radio will close in June|url=https://www.residentadvisor.net/news/72625|access-date=2020-12-25|website=Resident Advisor}}</ref> |
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== Location == |
== Location == |
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The location of the radio studio |
The location of the radio studio was in a former brothel in the heart |
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of Amsterdam's Red Light District. They |
of Amsterdam's Red Light District. They shared the building with many |
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Amsterdam creatives and the record stores Red Light Records & Vintage |
Amsterdam creatives and the record stores Red Light Records & Vintage |
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Voudou. The radio studio |
Voudou. The radio studio was right behind a window between the |
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prostitutes at the Oudekerksplein, next to Amsterdam's oldest |
prostitutes at the Oudekerksplein, next to Amsterdam's oldest |
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building, the Oude Kerk.{{citation needed|date=September 2015}} |
building, the Oude Kerk.{{citation needed|date=September 2015}} |
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Red Light Radio also travelled with a mobile studio to broadcast |
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from different locations. There |
from different locations. There were dozens of collaborations |
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with cultural partners and events. There |
with cultural partners and events. There were live broadcasts |
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from parties, museums, festivals and other spaces. Next to Holland, |
from parties, museums, festivals and other spaces. Next to Holland, |
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the station |
the station visited China, Russia, USA, Switzerland, Germany, |
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France, Italy, Spain, Sweden & Turkey for several radio broadcasts and |
France, Italy, Spain, Sweden & Turkey for several radio broadcasts and |
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events.{{citation needed|date=September 2015}} |
events.{{citation needed|date=September 2015}} |
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Red Light Radio was an online radio station and international music platform based in Amsterdam’s Red Light District. From 2010 to 2020 Red Light Radio broadcasted daily shows of local and international artists, and was involved with parties & concerts and collaborations with festivals, museums & other cultural partners all over the world.[citation needed]
The main goal of the station was to spread underground music gems. The station broadcasted approximately 40 different live shows every week. These were streamed live and then available on demand on the website and RLR Mixcloud/Soundcloud pages. Through the years RLR built a global community with music lovers and fans.[citation needed]
RLR ended its daily radio shows in mid-2020, saying it had "always been aware" its Oudekerksplein location was temporary, but Covid lockdowns had "accelerated the inevitable goodbye."[1]
Location
The location of the radio studio was in a former brothel in the heart of Amsterdam's Red Light District. They shared the building with many Amsterdam creatives and the record stores Red Light Records & Vintage Voudou. The radio studio was right behind a window between the prostitutes at the Oudekerksplein, next to Amsterdam's oldest building, the Oude Kerk.[citation needed]
Red Light Radio also travelled with a mobile studio to broadcast from different locations. There were dozens of collaborations with cultural partners and events. There were live broadcasts from parties, museums, festivals and other spaces. Next to Holland, the station visited China, Russia, USA, Switzerland, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden & Turkey for several radio broadcasts and events.[citation needed]
Guests
Over the years Red Light Radio had many international guests at their station including live sessions & DJ-sets by Allah-Las, Andrew WK, Charanjit Singh, Chelsea Wolfe, Connan Mockasin, Death, Dirty Fences, Homeboy Sandman, J Mascis, Joey Anderson, John Cooper Clarke, Jonwayne, Joy Orbison, Mac DeMarco, Marcellus Pittman, Max D, Wooden Shjips, Nisennenmondai, NOFX, Nothing, Optimo, Peaking Lights, Randomer, Ron Morelli, Seth Troxler, Shabazz Palaces, Silent Servant, Solar, Suuns, Suzanne Kraft, The Gaslamp Killer, The Shrine, The Soft Moon, Traxx, Vakula, Veronica Vasicka, Viet Cong & Wooden Wisdom.[citation needed]
Awards
In 2015 Red Light Radio won Mixcloud's Best Online Radio Station award and visited the International Radio Festival in Zürich in August 2015.
References
- ^ "Amsterdam's Red Light Radio will close in June". Resident Advisor. Retrieved 2020-12-25.
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