A station for your scene.

Your night is four hours a month. Your sound doesn't have to be.

Every good club night has the same problem: it ends. The room empties, the fee is split, and the thing you built together goes quiet until next month. Between events, your scene exists as a logo on a flyer and a group chat.

A station changes the maths. The night becomes the peak of something that's always on, instead of the only time it exists at all.

Residents become a schedule

Every resident gets a login, a profile and their own show, broadcast from their own bedroom, own decks, own browser. Their profile carries their bio, photo, booking links and socials, plus their Mixcloud and SoundCloud mixes embedded right there and their best shows on listen again. You are not just running a station; you're giving every resident a proper page to put on a flyer.

Nobody live at 4am on a Tuesday? Playlists carry your sound. The station plays your label's back catalogue, your residents' pre-records, your unreleased bits. It never goes quiet, so the brand never goes quiet.

Built for how DJs actually work

• Go live from anywhere. Browser broadcast with a proper desk: mic, talkover, remote guests, off-air chat between DJs on the desk.
• Pre-record when the week is chaos. Record the show, trim it, schedule it. Listeners never know.
• All-Request nights. Flip one switch and listeners pick the next track from your library. Dangerous. Brilliant.
• Broadcast the night itself. A connection for the venue means the club night goes out live, gets recorded, and lands on listen again by Sunday.
• Numbers your promoter brain wants. Live listener counts, listener map, which shows pull. Real leverage when you're talking to venues and sponsors.

The scene gets somewhere to live

Station chat that's always on. Push notifications through your own iOS and Android apps when someone goes live or tickets drop. Competitions for guest-list spots with a spin-the-wheel draw on air. An audience list so you actually know who your heads are, not just who liked a post.

£49/month covers the lot, split between a crew of residents it is probably the cheapest thing your night pays for. Season over or summer off? Pause for £15/month: everything stays put, you just can't broadcast until you're back.