Of the countless tracks that make it to the airwaves each week at Red Light Radio, some leave a more lasting impression than others. From month to month, enjoy a sampling of favorite tracks heard on air, courtesy of the team at RLR. June’s picks include music by The Dadacomputer, Marie Davidson, Matmos & more.

As a familiar face at festivals and leading online radio stations, Lena Willikens seems to be cut out for a spot where radio meets a festival setting, fittingly landing her on the Red Light Radio stage at this year’s Strange Sounds From Beyond festival.

As we look back fondly on SSFB 2017, some of our contributors share their stories of the day.

We want to thank all of our visitors and the artists for being there with us last Sunday. Thank you for being the best festival crowd in the world! It was a day filled with magic and great performances by all artists. Enjoy these moments that were captured by the lovely Bibian Bingen and Marinka Grondel.

Unfortunately, Wally Badarou will be unable to make it to the festival. Instead, we have invited the great Insanlar from Instanbul to take over Wally’s previous time slot.

Sunday night may be the first time many of us will be acquainted with the Turkish powerhouse known affectionately as Selda, but for Suzan Yücel – a child of Turkish immigrants in the Netherlands who grew up side by side with Selda’s music – this name strikes a far more familiar chord.

To get us sufficiently warmed up for this Sunday, Mutant Beat Dance unleashes a second set of 5 exclusive snippets from their new 25-track album; plus a candid interview featuring Steve Summers, the new addition to the project. The trio will make their European debut at Strange Sounds From Beyond 2017.

For the month of June, George Hysteric steers his monthly playlist contribution in a different direction, to his pre-dance music days.

The man behind the 6th entry of our Mix Series has a lot going for him at the moment, not least of which is his upcoming performance at Strange Sounds From Beyond 2017. Our editor Lounes Doulache caught up with the Bufiman to get us up to speed on all things Jan Schulte.

I was back in Brazil digging last year when a street vendor caught my eye. He was selling a super sick pile of 7”s that’s pretty hard to find these days. Naturally I went through it and at the end of the batch I came across a name: Dietrich Perreira Melo. Upon listening to the record on my portable player, my ears were blown away.