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I have been wanting to do this for a long time, but somehow the opportunity only arrived now. This week’s show is a Monster Jinx special! Monster Jinx is a Portugal/Internet-based label specialised in hip-hop and electronic music. They are also an artist collective, and identify themselves as an indie label, having dropped their first record back in 2009. In the last few years, they managed to grab the attention of the Portuguese media, get some airplay on national radio stations and play at big festivals. Despite these big achievements, they remain humble and focused on putting out great music. With an enviable roster of MCs and producers, Monster Jinx are a great example of how Creative Commons licenses can boost the reach of a work, and how releasing music for free doesn’t mean a product is any less appealing. If you’re a regular listener of the show, you probably know at least part of their work by now, as I have been a long time supporter of their work. In the last few years, I have been uploading a great part of their music to WMP’s curator collection at Free Music Archive. Putting Lisbon’s great weather to good use, I sat down with Darksunn (co-founder, manager and do-it-all) to find out more about how the label started, why they picked Creative Commons as their licencing system, the challenges ahead and their strategy for the future. For the first time in White Market Podcast’s history, this interview was actually recorded on location, which may explain some of the sound issues on this episode. Nonetheless, please sit back and enjoy the vibes of the purple monster. Darksunn – Sidestep NO FUTURE – NOMONO MONEY Monstro Robot – Gata Borralheira (feat. Pulso) Monster Jinx – Venera o Diabo (Faz Festas a Gatinhos) J-K – Despedida Pulso – Estalo os Dedos All the tracks are available under a CC BY-SA licence. I will be posting the list of background music tracks soon. The post Session 3.21 – Monster Jinx Special appeared first on White Market Podcast.

On this week’s show, WMP celebrated Public Domain Day. Public Domain Day has been happening as an initiative for some years now, being held on January 1st every year, as this is the date when each year new works go under the public domain. Except, of course, if you’re in the US – sadly, there won’t be any works going into the public domain there before 2019 at least.  In the European Union, though, the rights of authors are protected within their lifetime and for seventy years after their death. This means that after that period the works become available for anybody to use them for any purpose. This year, for instance, this included the works of HG Wells and of the economist John Keynes. As a celebration, the music played on the show was mostly published under Creative Commons Zero, the public domain licence. Alpha Hydrae – Won’t see it comin’ (Feat Aequality & N’sorte d’autruche) [FMA] // CC0 Cuicuitte – Viville à l’horizon [FMA] // CC0 Hussalonia – Like Tetanus In A Wound [Auboutdufil] // CC0 Wowa & eckskwisit – Just Cool [Wowa.me]  // CC0 ZAIRE – Twitter de Amor entre Androides [FMA] // CC0 MANWOMANCHILD – Bach Prelude in C BWV 846 [FMA] // CC0 Accou – Gymnopedie No.1 (Erik Satie) [Musopen] // CC0 Kimiko Ishizaka – Prelude No. 1 in C major, BWV 846 [Bandcamp] // CC BY Future Sauce – Gymnopedie No. 1 (Erik Satie) [FMA] // CC0 Katapulto – Zero Rythm Dollar Boy [FMA] // CC0 Breuss Arrizabalaga Quintet – Mount Fuji [FMA] // CC0 Psalms – Hideaway (feat. Tinariwen) [FMA] // CC0     The post Session 3.20 – Happy Public Domain Day! appeared first on White Market Podcast.

As this is our very last show of 2016, I thought it’d be cool to do a recap of White Market Podcast’s best moments of 2016. In case you haven’t listened to all the episodes, this can be sort of your guide to go back and catch up with something you might have missed and be of your interest. With 8 interviews, a couple of special features and even a mini-documentary, I’m sure there will be something up your street. This has probably been probably the best season of White Market Podcast so far. Since July, I have celebrated the 25th anniversary of Linux and the 2nd edition of Netlabel Day, I have talked to netlabel managers and representatives of different institutions linked to free music and free culture, and, of course, I talked a lot about copyright. However, the big learning curve happened mainly due to our guests, so I decided to highlight them all, as sort of an appreciation gesture. You can find them all on our website, along with detailed credits on background music. Here’s a a list of all the guests on the show this season in order of appearance on this week’s show. Cheyenne Hohman, director of Free Music Archive – Session 3.10 Manuel Silva, founder of Netlabel Day and M.I.S.T. Records – Session 3.01 Maarten Zeinstra, from think tank Kennisland; project manager at CopyrightExceptions.Eu – Session 3.13 Alex Lungu, founder of the Copy-Me webseries and website- Session 3.03 Jonas Öberg, executive director of Free Software Foundation Europe – Session 3.07 Joris Pekel, community manager for cultural heritage at Europeana – Session 3.18 Markus Koller, founder and manager of Starfrosch – Session 3.15 Graeme Gill, founder and manager of Pilot Eleven – Session 3.11 Oh, and since it’s Christmas time, I also played the holiday tune of the season. Merry Xmas, everyone! Donnie Ozone – Christmas Shopping at the Dollar Store [blocSonic] // CC BY-NC-SA The post Session 3.19 – WMP’s Best Moments of 2016 appeared first on White Market Podcast.

This week, I had the opportunity to talk to Joris Pekel, Community Coordinator for Cultural Heritage at Europeana. On top of talking about their wider work of making artworks and cultural piece from all over Europe accessible to the public online. During the interview, we also talked about the Europeana Sounds Conference 2016, their Policy Recommendations for improving online access to audio and audio-related heritage in Europe and their brand new page on Soundcloud. On a side note, White Market Podcast is becoming a fortnight event. Our slots on Soundart Radio and Spark Sunderland remain the same, though. The next episode will be online on December 18th and regular broadcasts can be expected every fortnight from that date onwards. LUKA$ – PCH (feat. BUSE) [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC-ND The Impossebulls – A Roller Skating Jam Called Saturday Nite [blocSonic] // CC BY-NC-SA Conscious Thoughts – Daydreamer (feat. Le Real) [Club Coral] // CC BY-NC-ND *Light-foot – Reckless Elect [Soundcloud] // CC BY George Bizet – L’amour est un oiseau rebelle (Habanera) [LNB/NLL via Europeana] // CC BY-SA Mattias Westlund – Winters Call [Auboutdufil] // CC BY Ruido Selecto – Talismán [Monofonicos] // CC BY-NC-SA All the tracks used as background music during the interview are taken from Jon Luc Hefferman’s album “Elian Mor“. These tracks are available under a CC BY-NC licence. *Starfrosch Hot Track of the Week   The post Session 3.18 – Preserving cultural heritage with Europeana appeared first on White Market Podcast.

After many technical difficulties, a lot of travelling and a week of unstoppable rain in the North East of England, the show is finally online. Being very honest, I would have liked it to have some extra content, but it was impossible after a series of unfortunate events. In a near future there’s still a European Commons Assembly special to come and a Europeana special as well! For now, here’s this week’s free music mix for you. François – Bem-Vindo [Sólo Le Pido A Dior] // CC BY-NC-SA Matt Kelly – 4 U (Single version) [Soundcloud] // CC BY Husky – I’ll be there for you [Soundcloud] // CC BY Vinze is Dead – Annexagone (What runs away never returns) [Kahvi] // CC BY-NC-ND Max Jahn – Satellite Circus [Broque] // CC BY-NC-ND Rag and Bones – Paralyzed [Jamendo] // CC BY-SA The Homeless Kids – Broadcast [FMA] // CC BY-NC-SA * She-Wolf – Circles [FMA] // CC BY-NC-SA Themed Restaurant – All the time [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC-SA Woodland Associates – Cheap Date [Advanced Materials] // CC BY-NC Alex – Disconnect (feat. ducket) [CC Mixter] // CC BY-NC *Starfrosch Hot Track of The Week The post Session 3.17 – Rain, technical issues and music appeared first on White Market Podcast.

This week we dive into yet another music-only session! From hip-hop to post-rock, from new music to great throwbacks, this episode come jam-packed with amazing tunes to suit all your needs. This episode also marks the beginning of a new feature called “Starfrosch Hot Track of the Week“, which is a collaboration with Starfrosch. If you want to know more about their Creative Commons chart, make sure you listen to our interview with Markus Koeller. The Impossebulls – No Country for Old Men [blocSonic] // CC BY-NC-SA Severin – I Really Adore You [Needle Drop Co.] // CC BY-NC waterpistol – The Look You’re Giving Me [Jamendo] // CC BY-NC-ND Monkey Warhol – Waiting [FMA] // CC BY Ziegler Co. – Clarity [Foof Records] // CC BY-NC-SA *meltycanon – Romeo [Soundcloud] // CC BY-NC-SA ALMUNIA – Nisida Shores [Bad Panda Records] // CC BY-NC-SA Fodiator – Fodi Scope [Southern City’s Lab] // CC BY-NC-SA VUKOVAR – The Three Shades [Vulpiano Records] // CC BY-NC-ND As Above So Below – Exile [Enough Records] // CC BY-NC-SA Time.Space.Repeat – World Awake [Lost Children] // CC BY-NC-ND Hermelin – …Sharp Teeth [FMA] // CC BY-NC-SA   The post Session 3.16 – Music to Our Ears appeared first on White Market Podcast.

After mentioning the project several times on the show (and on the blog as well!), this week, I finally had the pleasure of talking to Markus Koller, the person behind the wonderful Starfrosch. Starfrosch is a Switzerland-based project that runs simultaneously as a podcast, a blog, an automated radio playlist and, last but definitely not least, as a Hot100 chart for Creative Commons music. Markus is a pioneer of Creative Commons music, having been an active member of the community for more than a decade now. So, it didn’t come as a surprise to find out that he knows quite a lot about the licences and some of the issues major CC music sharing platforms have. On top of that, we also talked about how he developed the website and the project over the years, and some of his own favourite music genres and platforms. Starfrosch is currently looking for bloggers who are into the most mainstream side of Creative Commons music to help them keep their blog alive and fresh. Let’s Eat Grandma – Deep Six Textbook [FMA] // CC BY-NC-ND Francis and The Lights – See Her Out [Soundcloud] // CC BY-NC-SA Starover – A Flower in Space [Needle Drop Co.] // CC BY-NC Starfrosch – Serie3 [Real Audio] // CC BY-NC-NDJavier Gómez Bello – Palabras [Jamendo] // CC BY-NC-SA Wowa & eckskwisit – Just Cool – [Wowa Music via Soundcloud] // CC-0 As background music for interview, you can find all the tracks of Circus Marcus album “Kalimba Session 2016-05-07“; all tracks available under CC BY-NC. The post Session 3.15 – Starfrosch and the Hot100 appeared first on White Market Podcast.

This week, White Market Podcast steps on the dance floor with classy beats and groovy bass lines. Between hip-hop, house and even a bit of drum ‘n’ bass, there’s a bit for almost every dance move set. Cheese N Pot C – Home Base (feat. Long John) [blocSonic] // CC BY-NC-SA Mokhov – Midnight Love [Dusted Wax Kingdom] // CC BY-NC-ND Astronaut – Nobody Knows [Monofonicos] // CC BY-NC-SA Miami Slice – Cloud Nine [FMA] // CC BY-NC-ND Ramón León – Yeah [Plain Productions] // CC BY-NC-ND Phish Funk & Dave Kent – Hold On [Toucan Music] // CC BY-NC Dany F – Casiandó [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC Self-Help – O Ella Me Llama [Cassette Blog] // CC BY-NC-SA Sunsplash – Delfines [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC-SA SWIM – We Are Young [Soundcloud] // CC BY-NC-SA Neon Niteclub – I Want You [Jamendo] // CC BY-SA Chump Change – Footage [Yarn Audio] // CC BY .: Photo by Ewan Topping :. CC BY The post Session 3.14 – On to the Dance Floor appeared first on White Market Podcast.

This week, I had the chance to talk to Maarten Zeinstra, from Amsterdam-based think tank Kennisland, to find out more about the project Copyright Exceptions. We already know copyright law is particularly complex, but things do get even more confusing once you look at the different regulations each one of the 28 European Union countries has. On a completely different side note, I would like to thank to Starfrosch and Musique Libre for helping me out in finding the CC licence of This Mess is Mine release, which allowed me to play it on the show. They are both great resources if you’re into Creative Commons music, so make sure you check them out. Bembe Segue – Safa Solo [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC-ND Maxwell Powers – After All You Say [blocSonic] // CC BY-NC-SA Nick Vivid – Nothing’s Sacred Anymore [FMA] // CC BY-NC-ND Alpha Brutal – Everything’s Gonna Be Alright [Bandcamp] // CC BY-SA wecollectskies – Last Word of Home [Lost Children] // CC BY-NC-ND The Dandelion Council – Starry Nights in the Geodome [Archaic Horizon] // CC BY-NC-ND Heskin Radiophonic – The Suffolk Owl [Fwonk*] // CC BY-NC-SA This Mess Is Mine – Picture Postcard [Aerotone] // CC BY-NC-SA Janina & James – Good Man [Foof Records] // CC BY-NC-SA IZE – stick around [Z Tapes] // CC BY ISRA – Truthtellers [Jamendo] // CC BY-NC Jon Luc Hefferman – Upbeat [Needle Drop Co] // CC BY-NC The interview includes the following tracks as background music: “Clocks“, “Vacuum” and “Solitude” all by Jahzzar and available under CC BY-SA.   The post Session 3.13 – Exceptions are not the Rule appeared first on White Market Podcast.

After two very special episodes, today we go back to a full music session. We have bedroom pop and undiscovered netlabels, as well as some older loves. As my dissertation is coming to an end, I will continue to release new epiosdes of White Market Podcast on a weekly basis. I have a few interviews and features planned, and I still have a White Market in Context I’d like to share about the show in relation to its community. For now, I would like to express my tremendous gratitude towards all the interviewees in this season (so far), to Soundart Radio and Diane Gray for their immense help with the radio broadcast side of it, and, of course, to all the artists and labels that keep releasing their music under Creative Commons. beat.dowsing – Knowns [Self-Published] // CC BY-NC-SA Dimitri Palikaris – Black Hole [Phonocake] // CC BY-NC-ND Broke for Free – tabulasa [Soundcloud] // CC BY Taseh – Caramella Peak [Monster Jinx / FMA] // CC BY-NC-SA Luz Safari – Tour [Fax Records] // CC BY-ND Safir Nòu – Land-Escape [La bèl] // CC BY-NC-SA bedbug – forgetting what its like to feel bad <3 [Z Tapes] // CC BY moving in – strawberry [Z Tapes] // CC BY Omar – Pescoço de Túlipa [Lixo Records] // CC BY-NC waterpistol – blue waters [Jamendo] // CC BY-NC-SA Small Colin – You & I Will Be [Rec72] // CC BY-SA Indian Wells – Racquets [Bad Panda Records] // CC BY-NC-SA         The post Session 3.12 – Another Music Session appeared first on White Market Podcast.

Pilot Eleven is a British netlabel that often swings its way towards also being a podcast about Creative Commons music. I found out about it last year, because of Netlabel Day and I was ever since quite intrigued with their work.  This week, I sat down to talk to Graeme Gill, who is the person behind Pilot Eleven to find out a bit more about the project’s past, present and future. Of course, we also talked about music. Our Pilot Eleven special is also an experimental approach to the show. Hope you like it. Drey Grade – Rubha Hunish Reimagining (Mermaids and Seals) // CC BY-SA Distilled Logic – Black Hole a Disintegrating Mirror // CC BY-NC-ND Linden Pomeroy – Festival of Red Leaves // CC BY-SA Drey Grade – Underground Car Park With Rain Twon Attic With Rain // CC BY Drey Grade – Railings At Kilt Rock // CC BY Susan Matthews – A Room of Lights // CC BY-NC-ND Dallas Simpson – Gibraltar Point Car Park Windscape (vignette) // CC BY Silo Portem – Cavernous Foundry // CC BY-NC-ND Distilled Logic – Reflections on Space // CC BY-NC-ND Drey Grade – Byron Arrives // CC BY The post Session 3.11 – Experimentalism with Pilot Eleven appeared first on White Market Podcast.

This week, we dedicate some time and love to highlight the wonderful work of Free Music Archive. We only featured tracks that can be found on FMA, and we sat down to talk to Cheyenne Hohman, the Free Music Archive’s director. We talked about their current fundraiser, their work with curators and artists, the challenges they face and how anyone can help them. Support the Free Music Archive!Taseh – Caramella Peak // CC BY-NC-SA Broke For Free – Night Owl // CC BY BlunderBox – My Walls Ate My Sister’s Dog // CC BY-NC-SA DNVN – Aching Again // CC BY-NC XR Tabs – G Girls // CC BY-NC-ND Podington Bear – Streetbeat Heat // CC BY-NC Kevin MacLeod – Aurea Carmina – Full Mix // CC BY Fhernando – (I need ya) L.O.V.E. // CC BY-NC-SA The Dirty Moogs – Space Girlfriend (Instrumental) // CC BY-NC The interview includes the following track as background music: Darksunn – Forget Me Nots // CC BY-NC-SA     The post Session 3.10 – All We Need Is Free Music Archive appeared first on White Market Podcast.

Following the reveal of the EU Copyright Reform Proposal, this show had to feature it. The text is a disappointment, but there’s still a lot that can be done to make it change. The piece is available for separate download in a variety of formats, so make sure you share it, remix it, use it for whatever you need, just spread the word! We also went aboard the public domain ship, once again, and found a bit more about “The Little Prince”. Last but not the least, we brought you more than a handful of awesome free tracks – most of them with permissions for remixing. You might have noticed that the podcast was only made available a few days later than usual. That’s because our slot on Spark Sunderland has moved to Sundays at 9pm. Randy Hobbs – Loving You [OMEAC Records] // CC BY-NC-SA cultureculture – Ashton Kuther, Come Back [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC-SA mus.hiba – hitomi (feat. Abigail Press) [Bunkai-Kei] // CC BY-NC-SA Jahzzar – Vault [FMA] // CC BY-SA Alex Finch – Because You Hold Me Tight [Needle Drop Co.] // CC BY-NC-SA Sax on the Road – Mouraria Music Club [ZigurArtists] // CC BY-NC-SA Chicocorrea – Zum Zum [Cassette Blog] // CC BY-NC-SA Tab & Anitek – ToyNBee [Jamendo] // CC BY-NC-ND Jasmine Jordan – Smile [Jamendo] // CC BY-NC-ND Ziegler Co. – Waking Up At Sunset [Foof Records] // CC BY-NC-SA notforme! – These Words Are Now Colours [Southern City’s Lab] // CC BY-NC-SA .: Photo by Dennis Skley :. CC BY-ND The post Session 3.09 – EU Copyright Mess appeared first on White Market Podcast.

On this week’s show we wandered between some of our favourite old picks, which somehow ended up on a session full of melancholic vibes. On top of the carefully picked music, we also premiered a brand new feature dedicated to works in the public domain called “All Aboard“. The feature will be available for separate download soon. Last but not least, a very important message: our friends at Free Music Archive are running a fundraiser to help them support the bandwidth costs of hosting so much amazing music. If you can, by all means do make a donation. If you’re particularly generous, you can grab one of some merch, like their newest t-shirts (and they look proper swish). Donate to FMA Pop Booth – Corners [Broque] // CC BY-NC-ND Hip Nothings – California [Test Tube] // CC BY-NC-ND Queridas – Creyente [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC-ND MAKUTA – Remind Me to Forget (You) [bumpfoot] // CC BY-NC-SA Tiago Sousa – The Writer [Resting Bell] // CC BY-NC-ND Plaistow – Stase Psychique [Insub] // CC BY-NC-ND Bluebridge Quartet – Spektrum [Aerotone] // CC BY-SA Weigl & Hoffmann – The Grass Is Greener (Gate-Zero remix) [iD.Eology]  // CC BY-NC-ND Bosques de Mi Mente – Hermana * Susan Matthews – The Road From Veliko (part one) [Pilot Eleven] // CC BY-NC-ND Rom Com – Astronaut [FMA] // CC BY-SA *Following the author’s request, this track is no longer available under CC. The post Session 3.08 – Melancholy and Time Travelling appeared first on White Market Podcast.

This week, I had the pleasure of talking to Jonas Öberg, Executive Director of Free Software Foundation Europe. Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) is an organisation that advocates for the right of users to control technology, which can be achieved by using free software. On top of taking about FSFE’s work and its 15th anniversary (yeay!), we also talked a bit about FSFE Summit 2016, and exciting gathering happening this weekend in Berlin. As if all this was not enough, on this episode, there was also time for some of the finest free music out there. Marie Louise – jazz, chill, summer, loner, loner livin’, vibes, lofi, vibin, beats, – Eyes [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC-SA Stray – Verão [Monster Jinx] // CC BY-NC-SA The Impossebulls – Revolution 88 (Parts 1, 2 & 3) [blocSonic] // CC BY-NC-SA Tifu – Flores [coletivomarte] // CC BY-NC-SA DU3normal feat. Babystep – Step It Up [LibreCommeLair] // CC BY-NC-ND Tyler Twombly – Club [FMA] // CC BY Arrow & Olive – Black & White [Jamendo] // CC BY-SA Josh Woodward – Show Me [FMA] // CC BY Polyphonics – Far and Away [mahorka] // CC BY-NC Following the current transformation of White Market into a syndication platform for community radio stations, the interview is also available for download separately in a variety of formats. You can find extra details about the interview and extra credits here. If you have a community radio station and are unsure about rebroadcasting White Market Podcast content, make sure you read our FAQs. The post Session 3.07 – FSFE Summit 2016 and Some Tunes appeared first on White Market Podcast.

This week, we celebrated Linux’s 25th anniversary. So, on top of the usual free music playlist, there was also a  brand new segment. For the first time ever on the show, we played a documentary. “Linux 25 – The Story of Linux” is a White Market Podcast production and it is available for free download in a variety of formats as a stand-alone piece. As usual, it is also free to share and use, as it is available under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licence. Kellee Maize – In Tune – Remix 2 (2017 brand new!) [FMA] // CC BY Nada Funk- Novocaine [Jamendo] // CC BY-NC Induction Effect – From the Abyss [Spacewalk 2] [Picpack] // CC BY-NC Massimolotov – Metal Talking Artifact Box [Nostress]  // CC BY-NC-ND NEW WIVES – Painted Face [Bandcamp] // CC BY Bodypolitics – Mental Pollution [2419 Record Label] // CC BY-NC-SA Björn & Gorden – Blue Light, White Heat [headphonica] // CC BY-NC-SA Niteffect – Swt Mthr [Kreislauf] // CC BY-NC-ND Smany – ?A? [Bunkai-Kei] // CC BY-NC-SA Gordo Jazz Meets Octavio – Ma Lord [Cassette Blog] // CC BY-NC-SA The post Session 3.06 – Happy Anniversary, Linux! appeared first on White Market Podcast.

This week something quite unusual happened: I featured not only one but several netlabels that I had never played on the show. Netlabels used to be quite common when I first started the show in 2008, but with services like Bandcamp and Soundcloud, they seem to have fallen a bit out of place. There are exceptions, of course, but it’s almost ironic that the Netlabel Day initiative only became a thing last year. Maybe it’s just my European perspective. In fact, if we look at South America and Japan, the movement seems to be booming and netlabels are a crucial part of the local music scenes. And that can only be a good thing. Yunomi & nicamoq – ??????????????? [Soundcloud] // CC BY-NC-SA Rafael Aragon y El Malito – Despegate [Cassette Blog] // CC BY-NC-SA DJ Caso – Payback [001 Records] // CC BY-NC-ND Formula – Weebles (Featuring Dabbla) [blocSonic] // CC BY-NC-ND The Cream Canteens – Enid [Djummi] // CC BY-NC-SA Neon Bicycles – Hard Times [Jamendo] // CC BY-NC-SA Monarques – It’s All Over Now [Needle Drop] // CC BY-NC Monk Turner – A Strong Foundation (Athena’s Song) [FMA] // CC BY-NC dustmotes – Plainsong [Dusted Wax Kingdom] // CC BY-NC-ND ykymr – Fall In Blue [La bél] // CC BY-NC-ND E T I L E – Fourth Delights [Sólo Le Pido a Dior] // CC BY-NC-SA Faex Optim – The Ocean Congress [Kahvi Collective] // CC BY-NC-ND Flower Crown – Hypnausea [Flowerpot Records] // CC BY-NC-SA .: Photo by Thomas Hawk :. CC BY-NC The post Session 3.05 – New Netlabels and Old Loves appeared first on White Market Podcast.

With great records and amazing throwbacks, this week’s session was all about free music. We visited some of the best (in)active netlabels, played some records that were just sort ot out of the press and heard songs in Swedish, Ukrainian and Spanish. This on top of the usual English-sung tracks, of course. This was also a particularly rich session in terms of music genres, as we covered a hand-full of them: indie, rock, pop, house and even tango. Youthless – The Beasts [Bad Panda Records] // CC BY-NC-SA Tobias Borelius – Bokslut [23 Seconds] // CC BY-NC-ND Strawberry Blonde – Young Days [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC-ND The Mythics – Love Me Like You [The Beehive Recording Company] // CC BY-NC-ND Amanda Palmer – Smile (Pictures or It Didn’t Happen) [Self-published] // CC BY-NC-SA Neon NiteClub – Fly [Jamendo] // CC BY Mike B. Fort – The Summer Is Gone [FMA] // CC BY Sykt Barn – Solemn Vigil [Mars Melons] // CC BY-NC Crossworlds – Rain [Southern City’s Lab] // CC BY-NC-SA Rowan Box –  Diverdance [M.I.S.T. Records] // CC BY-NC-SA Push Against New Fakes – Let Me Drown [Stato Ellectrico] // CC BY-NC-ND LAKEY INSPIRED – Memories With You [Soundcloud] // CC BY-NC-SA Ancient Lasers – When Are We [Clinical Archives] // CC BY-NC-ND Veronica Bozko – Nostalgias [Casa Rara] // CC BY-NC-SA .: Photo by Daniel Go :. CC BY-NC The post Session 3.04 – All About Free Music appeared first on White Market Podcast.

On this week’s show, we had the pleasure to talk to Alex Lungu from Copy-Me. Copy-Me is a platform that tries to debunk myths around copying… So, they talk a lot about issues such as copyright, remixing, creativity and so on. The project started as a webseries and was crowdfunded on Indiegogo. Now, Copy-Me is a hub of knowledge and creative resources related to said topics. Much like White Market Podcast, because copyright is such a complex issue, they often delve into parallel themes, such as piracy and web surveillance. Following the current transformation of White Market into a syndication platform for community radio stations, the interview is also available for download as a standalone piece (two parts), in both WAV and MP3. You can find extra details about the content on each part and extra credits here. Arrow & Olive – My Place [Jamendo] // CC BY-SA Hajime Kaneda – Irony (feat ????) [Tanukineiri Records] // CC BY-NC-SA Tromchessar – Cupidum Memorias [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC-SA Broke for Free – Night Owl [FMA] // CC-BY The New Geometry – Brothers by Light [Enough Records] // CC BY-NC-SA Damare – Constant [bumpfoot] // CC BY-NC-SA Dragão Inkomodo – A chuva lá fora, a rua desperta [ZigurArtists] // CC BY-NC-SA P.SUS – Can’t Stop (feat. Lunagram) [Dusted Wax Kingdom] // CC BY-NC-ND The post Session 3.03 – Copy Me, Copy You appeared first on White Market Podcast.

This week, the heat was out and about in the UK and everybody went mad. So, we decided to create a full playlist of nice, breezy, summery songs. We called it “Songs for the Heat”, but in reality it’s just a collection of feel-good tracks. There’s a bit for nearly every taste: new pop, ambient electronic, indie rock and even industrial cumbia (yes, for real). We hope these tunes guide you through the good vibes of summer time. We all deserve to finish a day with some relaxing songs. Puppet Show – Sexis [fwonk*] [CC BY-NC-SA] M.A.L.A. – Bang It [Monofonicos] [CC BY-NC-SA] Bloque del Sur – Diagrama [Pakapi Records] [CC BY-NC-SA] Stray – Verão [Monster Jinx] [CC BY-NC-SA] Sunsplash – Flotando (Ferraz remix) [Bandcamp] [CC BY-NC-SA] Stereoshape – Chocolate Brown [Bandcamp] [CC BY-NC-SA] cultureculture – RGB [Bandcamp] [CC BY-NC-SA] Stoop Kids – Quit You [Soundcloud] [CC BY] Kretovsky – Tropical Fishes [Free Music Archive] [CC BY-NC-SA] Miracles of Modern Science – Dear Pressure [Bandcamp] [CC BY-NC-SA] Plug & Play – Alice From The Stars [Jamendo] [CC BY] D. Wing – Fight The Reason feat. DEDE [Bandcamp] [CC BY-NC-SA] Seki Takashi – alley and talking voice [MiMi Records] [CC BY-NC-ND] .: Photo by Smee72 :. CC BY-NC-ND The post Session 3.02 – Songs for the Heat appeared first on White Market Podcast.