A Night of Indie Rock on Radio Città Fujiko’s Glamorama
Tune in every Thursday from 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM for Glamorama, a captivating indie rock show hosted by Fabio Merighi, Giancarlo Fantazzini, Stefano Benuzzi, and Antonio Cervone on Radio Città Fujiko.
On January 9, 2025, the show featured a special live performance by the talented Baseball Gregg, who showcased his unique sound with tracks like ”Mumbling And The Acropolis,” “Brief,” and “The Movies,” all recorded live at La Barberia. the episode also included a collaborative performance with Stefania, resulting in the stunning “Stefania,” available on Memoria Polaroid Bandcamp.
This episode was a sonic journey through the diverse landscape of indie rock, featuring a carefully curated selection of tracks from both established and emerging artists. Listeners were treated to the ethereal sounds of Lanny‘s “Ur An Angel And I’m Devil,” the energetic punk vibes of Desperate Journalists’ “No Hero,” and the haunting melodies of Being Dead’s “Blanket Of My Bone.”
The playlist continued to explore the genre’s breadth, encompassing the dreamy soundscapes of The hanging Stars’ “Let Me Dream of You,” the infectious energy of ZZZAHARA’s “In Yoru Head,” and the atmospheric electronica of Emma anderson’s “Willow And Mallow – Daniel Hunt Remix.”
From the driving rhythms of Exploding Flowers’ “crowded Streets” to the introspective lyrics of Destroyer’s “Bologna,” the episode offered a captivating sonic experience. Listeners also enjoyed the melancholic beauty of Doves’ “Cold Dreaming,” the synth-pop brilliance of Andy Bell’s “I’m In Love …” featuring Dot Allison & Michael Rother, and the darkwave textures of Darksoft’s “Devils In The Details.”
Rounding out the playlist were the experimental sounds of Molina’s “Organs,” the raw energy of Fuzz Lightyear’s “My Body,” and the nostalgic charm of Mick Harvey’s “When We Were Beautiful And Young.”
Missed the show? Catch the full episode on Mixcloud and SoundCloud, and immerse yourself in the world of indie rock curated by Glamorama.
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Beyond the Baseline: Discussing Music and Motivation with Former ATP Player, James Blake
Joining me today is former professional tennis player, James Blake.James, welcome to the program!
James: Thanks for having me.
Moderator: James, as a world-renowned athlete, you’re no stranger to pushing boundaries and demanding peak performance. Tonight’s topic shifts gears a bit, focusing on the world of indie rock. We were recently discussing the captivating “Glamorama” show on Radio Città Fujiko,featuring a live performance by Baseball Gregg,and a truly diverse playlist. Now,I know you’re known for yoru intense focus on the court,but I’m curious - how do you view the intersection of sports and music?
James: Music has always been a huge part of my life,both on and off the court. It’s a powerful tool for motivation, relaxation, and connecting with emotions. When I was competing,I’d often create playlists tailored to specific moments – a pump-up anthem for before a match,somthing calming for cool-downs,and music to help me decompress after tough losses.
Moderator: That’s fascinating! “Glamorama” featured a wide range of artists, from the ethereal Lanny to the energetic Desperate journalists, even delving into experimental soundscapes with Molina. Do you find yourself gravitating towards certain genres when it comes to your personal soundtrack?
James: Honestly, my taste is pretty eclectic. I enjoy discovering new artists and exploring different genres. while I appreciate powerful vocals and driving rhythms, I also find solace in more atmospheric and introspective music. It really depends on my mood and what I need in that moment.
Moderator: I can definitely relate to that. Music truly has the power to evoke and shift our emotional states. Now, regarding the article’s focus on indie rock. While Glamorama featured a diverse setlist, do you think there are specific qualities within indie music that resonate with athletes or even fuel athletic pursuits?
James: I think the DIY spirit and the raw passion often found in indie music can be incredibly inspiring. Many indie artists pour their hearts and souls into their work, constantly pushing creative boundaries, which resonates with the dedication and drive required to succeed in professional sports.
Moderator: That’s an insightful outlook,James.
Fans, what are your thoughts? Do you feel a connection between music and athletic performance? Let us know in the comments below. And James, thanks for sharing your insights. Do you have a favorite artist or song that you turn to for that extra boost before competition?
James: It’s constantly changing, but lately, I’ve been finding myself drawn to the energy of IDLES.Their music is raw,urgent,and unapologetically themselves.
Moderator: A great choice! Thanks again, James, for shedding light on the connection between music and the sporting world.
