Another year’s been and gone and while we still aren’t in a position to do any monthly features, at least here’s a round up of 30 of our most loved tracks from 2024 in an extended episode of our little indiepop radio show. You can simply hit play below, but you’ll also find the show on Mixcloud, Soundcloud or you just listen to the songs without my annoying ramblings in between on a Spotify playlist. Thank you to all artists and labels for the wonderful music. Enjoy.
Emmas_Housemates Episode 004
December episode of our themed pop show produced for our jangle pop home https://www.indieloungeradio.com/, this month’s theme being a heartfelt Goodbye To Great Britain on the eve of the UK leaving the EU.
Emmas_Housemates Episode 002
Here’s the second episode of Emmas_Housemates — our new show with favourite tracks from the last 30-odd years, following a specific theme for each show, produced for and first aired on your much loved indie radio station https://www.indieloungeradio.com/. Read on
Indiepop Radio Episode 19-12
The December episode of our indiepop radio show is a special issue, reviewing the decade in indiepop. One defining song from each year of the 2010s – that’s ten smashing tracks plus my usual incoherent drivel in between, coming in at just under 53 minutes of distinguished listening entertainment. Stream below or on one of your preferred platforms: Mixcloud / Soundcloud / iTunes / Spotify.
Indiepop Radio Episode 19-02
In support of our praise of the Wiaiwya 7777777 singles club which you’ll find below, here’s a special issue of our indiepop radio podcast devoted to said singles club and featuring 7 of our favourites from the series, coming from Allo Darlin’, The Orchids and others. Stream below or find the show over on Mixcloud.
Wiaiwya 7777777
To start a singles club in 2012 on the promise of not only releasing 7 exclusive 7″ singles in that particular year but to do the very same over 7 consecutive years, is one thing. It is quite another thing to finish 2018 having accomplished just that – the release of 49 singles in total, 7 each in every year, is a monumental achievement that the London-based DIY record label Where It’s At Is Where You Are and its mastermind John Jervis deserve our highest praise for. Read on