SLOPPY with Amber Meulenijzer
SLOPPY is a Radio program every 2 weeks (on Tuesdays from 4-5 pm on 106.4 FM) on Villa Bota (Bruges) with a focus on artist talks, performances, artist recordings and artist records. This week on Sloppy, Amber Meulenijzer. Amber filled the studio with speakers and audio equipment. We laid a long cable to the pond with fountain in Astrid park and the good listener will surely hear it. Huge thanks Amber for this beautiful set! Close your eyes and let yourself sail on the sine waves!!!
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