User:Aspland11/Ola's Kool Kitchen
Ola's Kool Kitchen | |
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| Background information | |
| Origin | London, United Kingdom |
| Genres | Electric |
| Years active | 2007–present |
| Website | DJ Ola |
Ola's Kool Kitchen is a radio show presented by DJ Ola.[1][2] The Kool Kitchen originally began broadcasting on the United Kingdom internet station Radio Nowhere, when the Kool Kitchen was conceived by DJ Ola as a reaction against mainstream radio's focus on playlists prescribed by major record labels.[1][2] At the present, the show is broadcasting on Radio23,[3] ErrorFM and Radio INDI, which is located in Puerto Rico.[4][1] The show features an eclectic range of music from all around the world, with established artists[5][6] and up and coming included, as well as unsigned musicians[7][8] from any time period. The Kool Kitchen frequently covers the Primavera Sound Festival[9] and the Lockstock Festival.
DJ Ola[edit]
DJ Ola also features similar artists that appear in the Kool Kitchen in periodicals. She currently writes for the War, Semen and Grooviness magazines[1][2] and formerly wrote for Sound Check Magazine.[10] In her local community in London, she has worked to promote small acts in the free festival, Lockstock Festival, which is held at Dingwalls, and has also DJed in various venues, especially in Thailand, Laos, Indonesia, and Malaysia. In addition, DJ Ola has an interest in promoting indie music from a non-Anglo/Eurocentric perspective.[11]
Artists interviewed[edit]
Some artists interviewed and live recordings featured on the Kool Kitchen include Explosions in the Sky, Peter Tork, Animal Collective, Panda Bear,[6][12] Throwing Muses,[13] Scarce,[14][15] Spiritualized, Spectrum, Jason Molina-Magnolia Electric Company,[16] YΔCHT,[17] Bonde Do Rolê,[18] Beach House, Low, Dr. Dog,[19] The Charlatans, Holly Golightly and The Brokeoffs, Ariel Pink,[20] Trespassers William,[21] The Antlers, Damo Suzuki[6][22] and Bis[23].
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ a b c d Ola's Kool Kitchen 01 Ola Show 29, archived by the Internet Archive
- ^ a b c War Semen and Grooviness
- ^ Ola's Kool Kitchen on Radio 23 April 21 2010, archived by the Internet Archive
- ^ Thread Oficial de Radio INDI, Pulsorock (in Spanish)
- ^ Planet Manda
- ^ a b c Interview and live set with Damo Suzuki, God Don't Like It
- ^ Bands, GigListings.co.uk
- ^ Rachel Taylor Brown
- ^ Ola's Kool Kitchen on Radio Nowhere at the Primavera festival part one, archived by the Internet Archive
- ^ Soundcheck Magazine - Volume 7, Soundcheck Magazine
- ^ Ola's Kool Kitchen Dika Omka live in Thailand, archived by the Internet Archive
- ^ Panda Bear Live at Primavera Sound, The life and times of a flashflooder
- ^ Ola's Kool Kitchen on Radio23 The Throwing Muses at Primavera 2009, archived by the Internet Archive
- ^ Soundcheck Magazine - Volume 5, Soundcheck Magazine
- ^ Ola's Kool Kitchen on Radio 23 November 4 2009 Scarce Interview at The Luminaire in London, archived by the Internet Archive
- ^ Ola's Kool Kitchen on Radio23 Magnolia Electric Company at Primavera 2009, archived by the Internet Archive
- ^ Ola's Kool Kitchen on Radio Nowhere with Sweet Recipe of the Week: Yacht, archived by the Internet Archive
- ^ Ola's Kool Kitchen on Radio Nowhere with Sweet Recipe of the Week: Bonde do Role, archived by the Internet Archive
- ^ Ola's Kool Kitchen on Radio23 Dr Dog live and interview at Primavera 2010, archived by the Internet Archive
- ^ Ariel Pink at Primavera 2009, archived by the Internet Archive
- ^ Ola's Kool Kitchen on Radio 23 October 28 2009 trespassers William live at the Wilmington arms London 2009, archived by the Internet Archive
- ^ Radio23
- ^ [1]
External links[edit]
Category:DJs Category:Music journalists Category:Internet radio