Half an hour music slot:

DJS: Alex & Matt

Guest: Charlie Ellis (from Fish mong)
What happens Time/duration
Intro; Hello and welcome to Flash FM.. Around 1-2 minutes
Whats on today - Gorillaz, RATBOY, The
Skints, FIDLAR, Flatbush Zombies.
We will also be welcoming a Special
guest Charlie Ellis from Fish mong and
having a listen to his newest track.
Lets start with brightening everyones day
with a little bit of Gorillaz. (play Gorillaz Feel
good)
Gorillaz feel good 3 mins (cut off)
DJs speaking review the song. 30 seconds
Up next is Jordan Cardy from Chelmsford also
known as RAT BOY with one of his older tracks
hanging round
RAT BOY hanging round 2 mins 48 seconds
DJs speaking RAT BOY was nominated for the 1 maybe 2 minutes
Best New Artist 2016 by NME magazine, which
he won, along with performing this single at
the awards ceremony.
Next we have a bit of reggae. The skints from
London. (play rise up)
The Skints rise up 3 minutes
DJs speaking We have a special guest in the About 1-3 minutes.
studio today, sitting right beside me is Charlie
Ellis from the Band Fish Mong the talented
beginner musician started setting up a sound
cloud account about a year ago for his band in
order to share their talents with others. How
are you today? .. (go into the interview
questions)
Play a little clip of one of his songs in the
background of the talking. (Everythings
breezed)
Guest interview 3-5 minutes
Fish Mong - Monging out 3 minutes
DJs speaking now thats something to be 1 minute
proud of.
Up next we have FIDLAR with one of his most
viewed song 40oz. On Repeat
FIDLAR 40oz. On Repeat 3 mins (cut off)
DJs speaking whats up next 30 seconds

Flatbush Zombies - Palm Trees Around 3 minutes (cut off)

End of show (DJs speaking) saying goodbye to Around 1 minutes
everyone and tell everyone to listen up for
next time.
Name for the show: Flash FM
Research into other college/university music slots:
Monarch. (2013). the 25 Best College Radio Stations.
Available: http://pigeonsandplanes.com/in-depth/2013/03/the-
25-best-college-radio-stations/the-university-of-texas-at-austin-kvrx-91-7-
fm. Last accessed 02/03/17.
On this website I found that the music taste played in the radio station depends
on the college/university and the students that go there, for example I found a
Christian university that only pretty much played rock and metal but on certain
days they played Christian metal and rock which was a compromise with the
stricter Christians as not everyone is a fan of hard rock and metal.
Some colleges have very different music played every day which I think my
group could stick to, as a compromise have different days for different music
taste to suit everyone. However, some college do stick to only one genre
throughout the whole thing, everyday, which I do not think is good as they wont
get that many listeners as people that dont listen to that specific genre will not
think that this radio station is for them and will therefor never listen to it again
which mean losing listeners.

Unknown. (Unknown). Best College Radio Stations. Available:

http://www.bestcolleges.com/features/best-college-radio-stations/. Last
accessed 02/03/17.
Some college radio station focus on music genres that arent exactly too famous
on the normal radio as they feel like some peoples talents need to be revealed as
if most people listen to whats normally on the radio (e.g pop) the classics (e.g
indie, post-punk, garage rock) get underappreciated.
In general, as I said it depends on the college, every radio station is unique in its
different way; every radio station tries to give out a message throughout their
own specific music they chose to air.

How to make our voice sound professional on the radio:

Vocal training sounding less like an announcer and more like your
natural self when the radio microphone is turned on.
Speak up & slow down (adds emphasis to what you are saying) people
need to hear what you are talking about on the radio if you want listeners.
Speak clearly - open your mouth, loosen your lips and keep your tongue
and teeth in the correct position as you speak.
Vary your pitch make an effort to control it and try not to sound
nervous. (practice this by humming a tune or reading a text out loud to
yourself)
Record yourself helps you pick out any faults that you would not
usually notice.
Interview questions:
1. When and why did you start making music?

2. Why the name Fish Mong?

3. What would you describe your music genre as?

4. Which famous musicians do you admire? Why?

5. Do you spend a lot of your spare time on building

your career?

6. What struggles have you come across in your music

career so far? And how did you deal with them?

7. Have you played many gigs before? If so, how was it?

8. Where do you see your music career in a few years

time?

9. What advice would you give to people who are only

starting or are planning to build a music career?

10. And finally, are you working on anything at the

moment?

Thank you so much for being on our show today, stay

motivated and hopefully we can hear from you again
sometime soon.