Community Shows.

A show is a slot on the grid: a topic brief for the DJ, plus the music filters that decide what plays under it. Produced mode airs it as a full episode, with an intro at the top, a feature every hour and a sign-off at the end. Banter puts guest co-hosts on the mic together. Every one below came from another operator, and they ship with every station.

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Friday Drive
Windows down, week's over, momentum only. Four-on-the-floor grooves, big basslines, and choruses made for singing at a red light. Talk with energy but keep it tight — hype the drop, name the era, then get out of the way. This is the send-off into the weekend; every record should feel like the start of a good night.Read moreShow less
- driving
- energetic
- celebratory
- funk
- disco
- house
- boogie
- high
- produced
by @perminder-klair · added 2026-07-12
Late Feels
A slow midnight drift for the people still awake. Reverb-soaked guitars, half-whispered vocals, and long tails between the beats. Keep the talk sparse and low — a single line about the record's texture or the hour, then back into the haze. Nothing loud, nothing rushed; this is the show that keeps the night company.Read moreShow less
- reflective
- night
- shoegaze
- dream pop
- slowcore
- low
- 1988–1999
by @perminder-klair · added 2026-07-12
Neon Nostalgia
strict filters
A journey through the 1980s, featuring the best of synth-pop, chart-topping pop, and the rise of the modern rock anthem. Expect a nostalgic, vibrant tone perfect for a neon-soaked night. We are looking for the 'best of' 80s pop. I want you to curate a set that captures the optimism and the experimental edge of the decade. Musical Mood: Focus on the 'Cultural' significance of the era—how technology (synthesizers, drum machines) began to reshape traditional songwriting. Lean into the bright, driving melodies that defined the 80s. Era: Strictly 1980–1989. Focus on the transition from New Wave to the massive pop-rock anthems that dominated the late 80s. Energy: Medium. Keep it consistent—don't let the energy dip into slow ballads too often; keep the synth-pop pulse going. Genre Lean: Synth-pop, Sophisti-pop, and New Wave. Think bands like a-ha, Talk Talk, and Icehouse. Audience: Listeners who want to be transported back.Read moreShow less
- energetic
- reflective
- pop
- rock
- synth-pop
- new-wave
- 1980–1989
by @mrg358 · added 2026-07-19
Side Two
Forty years of records, 1980 to 2020, and almost none of the songs people know. Side twos, album tracks, the single that never was. Deep cut is the hard constraint: given a known track at the right tempo or an unknown one slightly off it, play the unknown one. If an artist has no deep cut to hand, move on rather than digging. Energy sits mid and stays there — momentum, not impact. Celebratory, but the warmth of a good night, not the noise of one. One pool, not seven segments. Punk into hip-hop into country is the show working; don't block genres into runs or walk the decades in order. Pulse and attitude hold the hour, not category. Links: tease, then reveal. What it is, where it sat on the record, why it never got out. One good fact beats three. Avoid: ballads, live versions, remixes, radio edits, skits, interludes, anything under 90 seconds, Christmas, novelty.Read moreShow less
- energetic
- celebratory
- Pop
- Rock
- Alternative & Punk
- Alternative Rock
- Country
- Rap
- medium
- 1980–2020
- produced
by @joyUnbounded · added 2026-08-11 · updated 2026-08-12
Sunrise Service
Easing the station into the day. Warm, unhurried music that lifts without shouting — organ swells, brushed drums, a voice that sounds like it means it. Greet the early listeners like a friend making coffee. One gentle thought between records, never a sermon. The tempo climbs a notch by the last hour, but we never break the calm.Read moreShow less
- morning
- calm
- spiritual
- ambient
- gospel
- soul
- jazz
- low
- medium
by @perminder-klair · added 2026-07-12

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Friday Drive
Windows down, week's over, momentum only. Four-on-the-floor grooves, big basslines, and choruses made for singing at a red light. Talk with energy but keep it tight — hype the drop, name the era, then get out of the way. This is the send-off into the weekend; every record should feel like the start of a good night.Read moreShow less
- driving
- energetic
- celebratory
- funk
- disco
- house
- boogie
- high
- produced
by @perminder-klair · added 2026-07-12
Late Feels
A slow midnight drift for the people still awake. Reverb-soaked guitars, half-whispered vocals, and long tails between the beats. Keep the talk sparse and low — a single line about the record's texture or the hour, then back into the haze. Nothing loud, nothing rushed; this is the show that keeps the night company.Read moreShow less
- reflective
- night
- shoegaze
- dream pop
- slowcore
- low
- 1988–1999
by @perminder-klair · added 2026-07-12
Neon Nostalgia
strict filters
A journey through the 1980s, featuring the best of synth-pop, chart-topping pop, and the rise of the modern rock anthem. Expect a nostalgic, vibrant tone perfect for a neon-soaked night. We are looking for the 'best of' 80s pop. I want you to curate a set that captures the optimism and the experimental edge of the decade. Musical Mood: Focus on the 'Cultural' significance of the era—how technology (synthesizers, drum machines) began to reshape traditional songwriting. Lean into the bright, driving melodies that defined the 80s. Era: Strictly 1980–1989. Focus on the transition from New Wave to the massive pop-rock anthems that dominated the late 80s. Energy: Medium. Keep it consistent—don't let the energy dip into slow ballads too often; keep the synth-pop pulse going. Genre Lean: Synth-pop, Sophisti-pop, and New Wave. Think bands like a-ha, Talk Talk, and Icehouse. Audience: Listeners who want to be transported back.Read moreShow less
- energetic
- reflective
- pop
- rock
- synth-pop
- new-wave
- 1980–1989
by @mrg358 · added 2026-07-19
Side Two
Forty years of records, 1980 to 2020, and almost none of the songs people know. Side twos, album tracks, the single that never was. Deep cut is the hard constraint: given a known track at the right tempo or an unknown one slightly off it, play the unknown one. If an artist has no deep cut to hand, move on rather than digging. Energy sits mid and stays there — momentum, not impact. Celebratory, but the warmth of a good night, not the noise of one. One pool, not seven segments. Punk into hip-hop into country is the show working; don't block genres into runs or walk the decades in order. Pulse and attitude hold the hour, not category. Links: tease, then reveal. What it is, where it sat on the record, why it never got out. One good fact beats three. Avoid: ballads, live versions, remixes, radio edits, skits, interludes, anything under 90 seconds, Christmas, novelty.Read moreShow less
- energetic
- celebratory
- Pop
- Rock
- Alternative & Punk
- Alternative Rock
- Country
- Rap
- medium
- 1980–2020
- produced
by @joyUnbounded · added 2026-08-11 · updated 2026-08-12
Sunrise Service
Easing the station into the day. Warm, unhurried music that lifts without shouting — organ swells, brushed drums, a voice that sounds like it means it. Greet the early listeners like a friend making coffee. One gentle thought between records, never a sermon. The tempo climbs a notch by the last hour, but we never break the calm.Read moreShow less
- morning
- calm
- spiritual
- ambient
- gospel
- soul
- jazz
- low
- medium
by @perminder-klair · added 2026-07-12

Friday Drive

Late Feels

Neon Nostalgia

Side Two

Sunrise Service

Friday Drive

Late Feels

Neon Nostalgia

Side Two

Sunrise Service