Fresh off the plane from a performance at SONAR, San Francisco beat maker, video producer, event promoter and all around taste maker Noah Bennett Cunningham aka DJ Dials (Change the Beat, Soundpieces) will be guest DJ on Citizen Zain's show Friday, July 15th.
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OUT and ABOUT
Posted on 7/5/2011
Join KALX and friends as they co-announce with 1-2-3-4 Go! Records for their 10th Anniversary event at the Oakland Metro Operahouse. This event will take place all weekend long from Friday, July 22nd through Sunday, July 24th. KALX Live! will broadcast from the event on Saturday, July 23rd from 9:00pm to midnight.
ON THE AIR
Posted on 7/4/2011
Film Close-ups welcomes special guest Harry Shearer (This is Spinal Tap, The Simpsons, Saturday Night Live) live, in-studio to discuss his new documentary film, The Big Uneasy, this Saturday, July 9th, at 5:30 pm. Tune in!
ON THE AIR
Posted on 6/30/2011
DJ Deep Mission will be hosting Bay Area artist (originally from Haiti) Rosemond Jollisaint with his band T-Rosemond and Ital Souls on Saturday, July 9th at 9pm. In addition to their usual fine set of original music, they will likely be playing and releasing their new single on this show.
ON THE AIR
Posted on 6/21/2011
Originally from Panama now residing in Oakland, CA, the Bay Area hip-hop/reggaeton duo Los Rakas will be coming through KALX Live! on Saturday, June 25th.
Show begins at 9:00pm hosted by KALX DJ JahWobs.
OUT and ABOUT
Posted on 6/14/2011
Join KALX and friends as they co-announce with Blasthaus:
Flying Lotus and the Brainfeeder festival. Featuring performances by Flying Lotus, Thundercat, Austin Peralta, TEEBS, and Strangeloop.
Flying Lotus and the Brainfeeder festival. Featuring performances by Flying Lotus, Thundercat, Austin Peralta, TEEBS, and Strangeloop.
This event is taking place at 103 Harriet (inbetween Harrison and Folmsom street) in San Francisco.
Doors open at 9pm, ages 21 and over, and not wheelchair accesible.
ON THE AIR
Posted on 6/14/2011
Steve Taylor will be performing on KALX Live! this Saturday, June 18 at 9pm with host DJ Bison Run. Tune in and enjoy!
ON THE AIR
Posted on 6/5/2011
Tune into KALX Live! on Saturday, June 11th as host Summertime presents a live remote broadcast from the Starry Plough , featuring 3 bands: San Francisco's own soulful indie folk powerhouse Vandella, PASTE Magazine’s favorite act at SXSW 2011 (from Denton, TX) Seryn, and (Columbus, OH transplant) Hotel Eden.
KALX Live! airs from 9pm till Midnight.
ON THE AIR
Posted on 5/29/2011
This Thursday, June 2 @ 11:59 pm, tune into Midnight Express (this time with DJ Sharkey) for a unique musical program.
In the 1980s, the desire and/or perceived need to showcase cutting-edge technology unsubtly influenced virtually every aspect of popular music. Most of the time, this influence took the form of "treatment" or "treated replicas" of already-existing musical sounds -- in other words, an entirely new surface layer, now applied to numerous familiar musical traditions. Many artists were accused of engaging in this new, near-ubiquitous practice, whether intentionally or not, as a distraction from a lack of worthwhile content. Others used it playfully, engaging in subversive subtlety underneath the new surface. Yet still others just wrote good music.
Featuring your favorite brainy '80s chart-toppers, this program promises a lot more than a buncha silly noise -- or does it?
In the 1980s, the desire and/or perceived need to showcase cutting-edge technology unsubtly influenced virtually every aspect of popular music. Most of the time, this influence took the form of "treatment" or "treated replicas" of already-existing musical sounds -- in other words, an entirely new surface layer, now applied to numerous familiar musical traditions. Many artists were accused of engaging in this new, near-ubiquitous practice, whether intentionally or not, as a distraction from a lack of worthwhile content. Others used it playfully, engaging in subversive subtlety underneath the new surface. Yet still others just wrote good music.
Featuring your favorite brainy '80s chart-toppers, this program promises a lot more than a buncha silly noise -- or does it?
