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New Show Launch: Global Soundsystem with tyDi
Today, we are very excited to announce the launch of tyDi's new radio show, Global Soundsystem. His podcast has a very unique take to the the weekly podcast, featuring tyDi's favorites from a different album of the week and even allows users to select a weekly countdown chart. Check out a brief history of tyDi below:
"At only 22 years of age, tyDi has already been named the #1 DJ in Australia 2 years running; has released tracks on some of the biggest dance labels in the world and produced soundtracks for government TV campaigns and video games. As a DJ he has played main-stage at some of the most important events in the world including Trance Energy and Sensation. This year he made a stunning debut into the DJ Mag Top 100 which a very impressive #52 ranking. He has been labeled the fastest rising star in Australian music, a future global star of dance music and has featured in Rolling Stone magazine. Now a new era has arisen and tyDi is taking the biggest step of his career to date - ‘Global Soundsystem’ the weekly worldwide radio broadcast spanning across 20 countries.
Each week tyDi will present a refreshing 2 hour broadcast of new music for all lovers of quality house, progressive and beyond. Global Soundsystem presents an interactive formula with special features such as album of the week, the global club chart, guest interviews and an uninterrupted 1 hour club mix. Scheduled special guests include Nadia Ali, Judge Jules, Andy Moor, Marco V and Benny Bennassi accompanying exclusive tunes, competitions and interactive media."
So there you have it folks. Global Soundsystem has some great music but don't take my word for it, head over to the Global Soundsystem podcast and check it out for yourself! Also make sure you add Global Soundsystem on Twitter, here!
New Show: Marcie presents Behind The Lyric
Hello! I'm Marcie and I'm excited that all the episodes of Behind The Lyric are now being shared on Mugasha! I'm a Singer/Songwriter with releases out in many genres. As a listener and a musician, I am always interested to hear how Artists come up with the ideas for their tunes. What stories are they telling? What happened in their life that makes them want to write, and how does music help them in their life?Behind The Lyric features Singer/Songwriters telling the stories behind their Dance Music tracks. I've interviewed Jes Brieden, Paul Oakenfold, Ferry Corsten, Nadia Ali, Jaren, Zara Taylor, Roger Shah, Matt Darey, Tara McDonald, and many more. It's a show that focuses on the craft of songwriting, and the personal elements that go into an artists work. The show also explores the impact of songs on listeners. I wanted to get away from the 'hype' and image oriented elements of the scene. My show is meant to focus on the heart and soul of the artist and the listener.I hope you will enjoy listening to the artists personal stories mixed atop the music much like a director's commentary on a dvd. The artist participation has been phenomenal, with each bringing unique insight into the lyric writing process. It has been an amazing whirlwind of activity putting this show together! When I first started it, I could only dream it would go as far as it has. I'm grateful that the artists have opened themselves up on the show, and I love the feedback I get from listeners. I've learned more than ever before about how music is a lifeforce for so many.Thank you for listening. Please come visit me online, and I hope you enjoy all the episodes of 'Marcie presents Behind The Lyric' here on Mugasha! Best, Marcie
So there you have it. Marcie really hits the nail on the head. The show is like a director's commentary to some of the biggest dance music tracks and artists. Very unique, very cool. We are very excited to have the entire back catalog of Behind The Lyric and of course all the future episodes. She has done some amazing interviews on her show and, undoubtedly, has lots more planned.
Welcome aboard, Marcie!
Start listening here: Marcie presents Behind The Lyric
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