SLOPPY With Clara Levy
Sloppy is a bi-weekly radio program that airs on Tuesdays from 4-5 PM on 106.4 FM in Villa Bota, Bruges. The show revolves around artist discussions, live performances, artist recordings, and music by various artists. This week, we have Clara Levi, a virtuoso on the violin. Prepare to be transported to ethereal realms as Clara's profound mastery of her acoustic instrument weaves a tapestry of unparalleled beauty. Without a doubt, it stands as one of the most profound and enthralling experiences with an acoustic instrument I witnessed in years. Thank you so much for coming over, it was beautiful!
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JNJ – Vocals special
For this JazzNotJazz radioshow we (Dick d'Alaise & I) selected some of the best & most influential jazz vocalists from around the world. Next up will be a flute special. Also, check out Dick d'Alaise (Dubbeldee) his shows: https://www.mixcloud.com/DubbelDee/
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Mixed & recorded live at Bota Studio, February 8th, 2024 Tracks :: Comment section
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SLOPPY with W. Ravenveer
SLOPPY is a Radio program every 2 weeks (on Tuesdays from 4-5 pm on 106.4 FM) on Vila Bota (Bruges) with a focus on artist talks, performances, artist recordings and artist records. This radio show was with W. Ravenveer who played the most beautiful modular synth piece ever played in the center of Bruges, EVER!! Enjoy!
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SLOPPY With Maria Blondeel
Sloppy is a bi-weekly radio program that airs on Tuesdays from 4-5 PM on 106.4 FM in Villa Bota, Bruges. The show revolves around artist discussions, live performances, artist recordings, and music by various artists. This week, we have the talented Maria Blondeel joining us, presenting her remarkable piece 'Borden' from 1989. She has recreated and expanded upon this performance exclusively for the SLOPPY show now called “Continuous Remastering (De Vaatwas)”. “Continuous Remastering (De Vaatwas)” is a captivating work where Maria engages in the act of doing the dishes. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Maria for being a part of our show, as well as special thanks to 'SoundLab' Bruges for providing top-notch microphones and Neil Haesebrouck for his exceptional recording skills.
