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That’s What’s Up! Series
Radian Records is proud to sponsor That’s What’s Up! A weekly songwriters showcase at Bar On A in Alphabet City, hosted by Lola Johnson.
Please visit the event blog to see what’s up…
First Underground Acoustic Showcase
Radian Records is pleased to present our 1st Underground Acoustic Showcase this Saturday, June 19th from 6-8pm. The unamplified free event will be held in the Times Square Subway entrance under 40th and Broadway.
Featuring Kites of Saturn, Futurist and Sonia Montez. Flyer designed by Emiliano Ortiz.
No Cover, Donations Accepted.
NYC Music Cartage and More…call Carlos Wilson
Carlos did an amazing job moving us from 23rd to 38th St, and costs were extremely reasonable.
Man With Van and So Much More - call 347-932-0135 or 347-683-0704

Sonia Montez LIVE on WMMC Marymount College Radio Today 6-7pm EST
Radian Records is moving to Times Square
It’s been a wonderful 2+ years sharing space with the folks at Wingflix on 23rd Street. We are returning to Times Square to take room 1207 in the Music Building. The new space is quite unfinished, as of this writing, but we have a plan. Below is the old studio on 23rd Street, which will soon be the home for Musician, Composer, DJ Tim Robert:

and another view
Lola Johnson Upcoming August Shows with Mark Wynegar Band
Radian Records on SoundCloud
SoundCloud.com is developing a beautiful platform for sharing music both publicly and privately. Check out the Radian Records profile here.
here’s the embedded player:
Lola playing tonight with Mark Wyneger
Radian Records artist Lola Johnson plays tonight at the 11thst Street Bar with Mark Wynegar.

11th Street Bar is located at 510 E 11th Street, NYC
SMASH all the Walls that Divide us
Mark Behme - Art Guitars
Mark Behme’s Art guitars, now showing at Neptune Gallery.
Artist’s note: ”While my current flights-of-fancy tend to veer off into a comic gravitas, I repeat my intentions to incorporate the viewer in an interactive process. These works extend my oeuvre, “Toys of Chance”, in which interactivity invites discovery of hidden elements and puzzles. Things which may not completely be what they seem to be. Color, in hard enamel, plays a large role, applied to carved wood.
Playful aspects take on a more functional role with a new collection of themed guitars. This is a natural progression for me because of the logistical and engineered requirements for building musical instruments; and my interest in pop music genres.
This new collection continues my interest in surrealism and symbolism utilizing the figure to make new allegories expressing mood, emotion, attitude, and a contemporary outlook on man’s relation to himself and others.”









