Join us as we welcome all those new and returning to Glasgow this Fresher's Week! 🌶 Subcity Radio will be streaming the best our city has to offer over the next week, with shows from over 60 contributors that all help make Glasgow!

To give you a wee taste of the club scene that has had to be put on pause, we have asked some of Glasgow's best promoters to take over the airwaves each evening. They will be sending the club we all love and miss straight through to your kitchen for you to enjoy from the comfort of your own bubble.

Keep your eyes in the event for broadcast update! 👀

For the schedule visit: subcity.org/freshers2020

Full Line up: 👅 Tom MacFadyen

Beth Horseman

Yesno

Fancyyyyy tapes (Tom Mudd)

Cryptic Glasgow

Pete Narzisi

Glasgow Guardian

Glasgow Womens library

Coconut Water

Good Press

Glasgow University Arms Divestment Coalition x GRASS x GU Extinction Rebellion

Doyenne

Successful Women at Glasgow (SWAG)

Radiophrenia Festival

Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival

Intersectional Feminist Book Club

Stereo

Glasgow School of Art Queer Society

Lunchtime Gallery

The Skinny

The Rum Shack

Glasgow Zine Library

Soma Skool

2centavos

Quto Glasgow

Good Vibrations

Small Trans Library Glasgow

Pocket Club

Kill all Kings

Aposympiesis

Mood

Kingku Radio

DAYTIME/NIGHTIME

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Music, Please!

Practice Good Practice

Say it again, but louder!

Marianas Trench Sound

Bloc Radio

DJ Amtrak presents Escapology

Passion Play

Beat Beneath

Roo Honeychild

GU South Asian Society

GSA STAR

Hawkchild DIY w/ Voight Kampff, Schematic and Special Guest: Jordan Weekender

Shakara w/ Plantainchipps and Sofay

Healthy w/ Sarra Wild B2B Letitia Pleiades

Hardcore Queer Action x Fast Muzik

Boosterhooch w/ Clemency, Warmchains, angel d'lite, DJ FOMO

Southside Solidarity w/ Dj Peanut, Pigeon Steve and Whale of a Time [wheelman, gus and archie]

Anwuli Sound

Domestic Exile

Sound Thought Festival

The Hug n Pint

Unearthly Matters

Body Parts

Lava Lava

North VS South

PEARL NECKLACE

Grass is green in the fields for you

Nice Pipes

Club Action

Niamh Felton

Subcity Radio at Civic House w/ Murmuru, Passion Play, Club Action and Junglehussi

Today Subcity Radio is taking part in a media blackout in solidarity with Black Lives Matter protests going on around the world.

We urge our listeners to take part in this blackout and use the time to donate, educate and take action.

We have compiled a list of petitions, fundraisers, educational resources and which is linked here.

Broadcast on Subcity Radio!

For now, we are apart, but radio can bring us together! While our studio is shut, we are still able to broadcast both pre-recorded and live shows while you remain in the comfort of your bedroom. If you don’t currently have a show, we are also going to be accepting selected requests from people that wish to broadcast one off pre-recorded and live broadcasts. The programmes team will have the final say if a one-off show will go ahead to ensure our station content remains as diverse and wide-reaching as it currently is.

All types of broadcast from podcasts, live performances and mixes are encouraged. No radio experience is required, and we will provide as much technical support as possible if you have a good idea for a broadcast.

We have made a short guide to help you put together your own broadcast which can be found in the 'News' tab on the website. Live broadcasts are also equally possible – please contact [email protected] to find out technical requirements for this.

Requirements for pre-recorded shows:
- Shows should ideally be 1-2 hours. Shorter and longer broadcasts will still be considered
- Files are to be 320kbps MP3
- Send files using We-Transfer, Google Drive or Onedrive links
- Email these links to [email protected]

How to record a show:
First create a folder on your computer with all the music or other audio files that you would like to include in your show. There are many ways to download music – Bandcamp, Beatport and Google Play are all good places to start. There are lots of options if you wish to record your own voice or other audio including using a mobile phone microphone. Most phones have a voice recording app already installed. If you have access to a microphone and an interface, here is a guide to record audio into a computer.

To arrange, combine and edit your audio files to create your show, you will need a Digital Audio Workspace (DAW). There are loads of options for DAWs both free and paid for. Audacity (download here) and Reaper (download here) are both free and are a good introduction to audio software. Ableton (download here) offers more advanced features but is paid for (although there is a free trial offered). FL studio or Fruity Loops (download here) is another popular DAW but this is better suited for music production.

There are YouTube tutorials available for each of these programs, but the basics are broadly similar. Each audio file is represented as a waveform that can be arranged in a track on a timeline. Multiple tracks of audio can be added to a timeline to enable sounds to be overlaid. Once the files have been arranged you can then export (or “bounce�) your masterpiece as one MP3 file to be sent to us. Make sure you export the file in the requested format above. Again, tutorials for each of the specific DAWs are available that can help with this.

Feel free to contact our tech team if we can offer any additional assistance at [email protected]

Requirements for pre-recorded shows:
- Shows should ideally be 1-2 hours. Shorter and longer broadcasts will still be considered
- Files are to be 320kbps MP3
- Send files using We-Transfer, Google Drive or Onedrive links
- Email these links to p[email protected]