RTRFM 92.1 in Mount Lawley, Western Australia | Charitable organisation

RTRFM 92.1

Locality: Mount Lawley, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9260 9200

Address: 642 Beaufort Street 6050 Mount Lawley, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.rtrfm.com.au

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25.01.2022 This week's RTRFM feature album is Theo Parrish's 'Wuddaji.' Legendary Detroit producer and DJ Theo Parrish returns with his sixth album and first full length since 2014, with the deep, jazzy, soulful 'Wuddaji.' Influenced by the improvisatory nature of jazz, Parrish brings an element of experimentation and a certain live feel that is often lacking from dance music. With an average track length of around 8 minutes, Parrish truly lets his compositions breathe and evolve as the play out, perhaps best displayed on 'Purple Angry Birds' - a 10 minute percussive workout of skipping drums that introduces jazz piano chords in the track's last minute and a half. An exercise in deepness, 'Wuddaji' further solidifies Parrish's dance music royalty status.

25.01.2022 In The Pines 2020 is inching closer. Before we meet you under those big pines, catch this Slightly Odway from In The Pines 2020 act Adrian Dzvuke when he came into the RTRFM office do his take of a track from Your Girl Pho here: https://rtrfm.com.au/slightly-odway/ Tickets are selling fast! Grab yours now from rtrfm.oztix.com.au

23.01.2022 Just in time for In The Pines 2020, we asked Felicity Groom to take us through her process for unreleased tune Sooner Than The Sun. You can catch Felicity Groom at the UWA Somerville Auditorium on Sunday, October 18. Get your tickets to In The Pines here:... https://tinyurl.com/piney2020 See more

21.01.2022 Final day to subscribe or pay your pledge for Radiothon 2020. Subscribe today and you’ll be in the draw for this amazing bike from @solarbikeaustralia.... Join us in 2020!!

20.01.2022 Two days left to join RTRFM in 2020/2021! Are you game? We’re open 11am-3pm today to process your pledges and sign you up to our RTRFM family. This will be one of the last chances to subscribe before we draw all the prizes on Monday. Don't miss out! We're located at 1/642 Beaufort Street, Mount Lawley or give us a call on (08) 9260 9200. There's Nothing Stopping Us with your support.

20.01.2022 Did you hear our special broadcast last weekend at the WA Museum Boola Bardip? Danae and Taylah spoke with WA museum CEO Alec Coles, Museum Project Director Trish McDonald, the recipient of the 2020 Young Australian of the Year award Yarlalu Thomas and many other incredible curators of Boola Bardip. You can listen back now to Part One and Part Two at rtrfm.com.au.

19.01.2022 This week's RTRFM local feature album is 'Deprogram' from Nerve Quakes. Following up their acclaimed 2017 debut album are Nerve Quakes, back with their intense and foreboding sophomore release, 'Deprogram.' Building on the unique blend of gothic new-wave meets post-punk sounds we’ve come to love, 'Deprogram' sees Nerve Quakes fuse blasting drums with heavy, catchy guitar riffs, shimmering synths and soaring vocals, all with an undeniably Australian twist. Exploring social and historical constructs with a healthy dash of emotion, 'Deprogram' is the perfect album to do just that - tune in, turn it up and 'Deprogram.'

19.01.2022 This week's RTRFM feature is Rachael Dease's 'Hymn for End Times.' 10 years on from winning WAM awards for both best pop song with her band Schvendes as well as experimental song of the year as a solo artist, local composer, vocalist, musician and audio engineer Raceael Dease returns with her striking debut solo full-length album, 'Hymns for End Times'. Inspired by visions of the empty Swan River during COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, the album is as grandiose as the most epic of film scores, steeped in experimental ambient, modern orchestral and neo-classical compositions, with a myriad of striking strings and subtle passages of keys laying the foundation for the star of the album - Dease’s commanding, ethereal, extraordinary voice. Both melancholic and hopeful, 'Hymns for End Times' is as beautiful and majestic as the name implies.

17.01.2022 Top to bottom line up for HIGHS AND LOWS 15th Birthday Party, HALelujah this Saturday! Tickets are flying so make sure you get onto them quick. All proceeds will be going from this event will be lovingly donated to the station and Propel Youth Arts WA. Come celebrate with one of Perth's orginal taste makers and a crew of people who have helped shape the state's style and vibe over the last 15 years. ... See you there! #teamhal #highsandlows

17.01.2022 Thanks for joining us for Week 4 of The Courtyard Club. This week saw The Little Lord Street Band, Lincoln MacKinnon and DJ Rhian Todhunter entertain you under the sun and stars. Photos by AWii

17.01.2022 The View From Here returns in 2020 as RTRFM teams up with the City of Vincent to put some of the states finest bands in spaces you would normally never see a band. Spots in and around the City of Vincent in a post lockdown Perth. The final in this series sees Adrian Dzvuke head to the North Perth Bowls Club for a roll and a cheap feed in a hidden gem of the City of Vincent. Founded in 1907, North Perth Bowlo has been the home of an amazing community of bowlers, locals and blo...w ins for over 100 years. What better way to show of the space then to throw one of Perth music's brightest young stars, Adrian Dzvuke. With driving melodies, hypnotic rhythms and soaring vocals, Adrian and his band roll through four songs of vibrant afro beat inspired tunes as the bowls bowl around him, even throwing in a little job. Catch them at In The Pines 2020. SET LIST: Confidence Rendezvous One time Bad like RiRi CREDITS Filming by Annie Harvey - Photographer &Cam Campbell Photographer. Editing by Annie Harvey. Animation by Sam Price & Cam Campbell. Produced by Chris Wheeldon. Audio mixed by Will Backler Engineered by Mike Jelinek. Filmed on location with thanks to North Perth Bowls Club. The View From Here is supported by the City of Vincent's Covid- 19 Art Relief Grants.

16.01.2022 Andrew Cox of Treemendus Health is back on Breakfast With Taylah ahead of the SOUNDS OF THE UNIVERSE shows this weekend

16.01.2022 Don't forget that the RTR office in Mount Lawley will be open today 11am-2pm for last minute subscriptions and payments of pledges from Radiothon 2020! Make sure your money is in by tomorrow Sunday October 4 to be in the running for all our great prizes. Plus, you're helping to keep independent, community radio alive and on the airwaves. And for those who went gold... you can grab your 2020 gold keyring. We have them at the office ready for you to pick up!

15.01.2022 This morning on Moorditj Mag, we celebrated the news that the High Court has cleared the way for the historic South West Native Title Settlement to proceed! The Settlement recognises Noongar people as the Traditional Owners of the South-West, and will resolve all native title claims in the South-West in exchange for around $1.3 billion in land and other benefits for Noongar people.

15.01.2022 Wrap your ears around this week's Sound Selection, fourteen of the hottest new and forthcoming tunes, all ready and available for listening and enjoying! Link: https://rtrfm.com.au/features/ This week's selection includes music from Theo Parrish / Target Archery / COSY / sweater curse / The Budos Band / Montana Wildhack / Sweet Whirl remixed by Andras / ultraísta remixed by Floating Points / Fantastic Man featuring Memphis LK / SaD / Laura Veirs / Logic1000 / Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith remixed by Green-House / Sa-Roc featuring Black Thought / Quantic Music / Kurt Vile

15.01.2022 Thank you. To everyone who subscribed or donated during Radiothon 2020. There’s No Stopping Us with you on our side. This has been our most successful Radiothon on record and we can not thank you enough. We don’t know what will happen in the coming year but you have made sure RTRFM is in a amazing position for whatever it is. ... We will be drawing our amazing prizes over the next few days so keep an ear out for a phone call or email. You can still subscribe or donate and if you pledged, make sure you make your payment. Thank you. What a community we live in.

12.01.2022 Rest in Power to another local legend, Paul McCarthy.

12.01.2022 We know it’s been tough in 2020 but we hope to give you something for your Friday nights with the return of The Courtyard Club 2020 at The State Theatre Centre of WA Courtyard. The perfect place to start your weekend with friends while experiencing live radio and local music for free. This week the Friday fun continues with a very special night of songs in language and conversations with the amazing Gina Williams and Guy Ghouse. Join them as they roll through two sets of so...ngs in Noongar language, and stick around to catch them in conversation with Danae Gibson. The stick around for a DJ set from Thot Spyc from All City. Courtyard Club is a free live music series running at the State Theatre Centre Courtyard every Friday throughout November and December. With a licensed bar, great food options and live local music, it's the perfect way to kick off the weekend. Head to rtrfm.com.au for more details and the full calendar. Due to COVID guidelines patrons will be asked to provide their contact details on arrival for all attendees, this information will be securely stored until 28 days post the State of Emergency

11.01.2022 On Friday after Courtyard Club finishes, head over to the newly renovated Picabar for a pint of Mash Pale Ale! Mash Brewing Swan Valley have donated a karma keg each week to be on tap on Fridays at PICA, with all proceeds going to the station. Thanks to our mates at PICA and Mash!

10.01.2022 Every Friday of this month, Emma Daisy (Daisies Net) takes the Revolver reigns, a rotating series exploring a different continent's isolated music, recorded outside of large cities, grounded in place, or made by people indigenous to the land on which they sing or create. Presenting a diverse range of sounds from traditional chants that had never been recorded before, to contemporary music released from small villages or islands, and everything in between. Today, Emma begins ...in Africa. Broadcasting globally on your Sound Alternative from 11am AWST https://rtrfm.com.au/shows/revolver. (Photo taken on Ballardong Country).

09.01.2022 Evolving out of a series of concerts to become a record label and series of releases featuring some masters of their craft, Jazz Is Dead is one of the most exciting musical movements in 2020. Founded by musicians and producers Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad (of A Tribe Called Quest), Jazz is Dead sees them teaming up with some of modern jazz’s most revered artists, including Roy Ayers, Azymuth, Gary Bartz Quartet, Doug Carn, and Marcos Valle. RTRFM Music Director Will Backler caught up with Younge and Muhammad last week on Drivetime - in case you missed it you can hear the interview in full online now!

06.01.2022 Thanks to all that came down for Week 3 of Courtyard Club with the sounds of Segue, Elsewhere/ Rebecca and DJ Em Burrows. Catch us this week with Lincoln MacKinnon and Little Lord Street Band. Photos Upper Hand Designs... https://www.facebook.com/upperhanddesignspage

04.01.2022 This week's local feature album is 'The Nomenclature of Kites' from Target Archery. Returning with his second album as Target Archery is Ambrose Nock, with the irresistible new album, 'The Nomenclature of Kites.' Initially emerging from the remains of local favourite Apricot Rail, Nock has now forged his own path as Target Archery, fusing elements of instrumental post-rock and alt-folk with plenty of indie-pop sensibilities, as lyrically the record details the journey of "Mad Mike" Hughes, a 'flat-earther' who built his own rocket ship. Written and recorded in the WA wheatbelt, the album carries a sense of peace and space, as countless melodies and spiralling instrumental passages wash over your ears.

04.01.2022 The second week of The Courtyard Club saw us go inside to get away from the rain... didn't matter though Queency and Grace Barbe still brought the good vibes. Photos: @upperhanddesignspage https://www.facebook.com/upperhanddesignspage

03.01.2022 Do you have a great idea for a new radio show that you've been dreaming about? RTRFM is seeking new program proposals from both existing members of the station and the general public for our 2021 programming. This year we are considering three different types of submissions: a new On-Air Program, new On-Air Segment and a Podcast. ... For more information on program proposals and how to apply, head to our website: https://rtrfm.com.au/submitprogram/

01.01.2022 Artist packs coming together for #inthepines2020 Get your tickets before they’re all gone.

01.01.2022 The sun is shining at Courtyard Club. Free entry all night. Entry via James Street!