FBi Click is Now Live
Dance and electronica 24/7 starting now.
Sydney's FBi Radio are throwing down a whole lot of beats, with their brand new digital station FBi Click launched today at 1pm with confetti and a special track from Wordlife and Bloods. Showcasing the sweatiest, fuzziest and catchiest new dance and electronic music, the brand new offshoot station is broadcasting beats, drops and build-ups 24 hours a day.
"Dance music has always been an integral part of the FBi sound, and we’re stoked to be bringing together the scenes and communities we’ve been collaborating with for 10 years," say the FBi team. The digital sidearm was hinted at earlier this year, as the pet project of longtime legend and General Manager of Music, Dan Zilber.
On the menu for FBi Click are ten new flagship programs hosted by some of Australia's favourite dance connoisseurs. Shows from the likes of Astral People, THUMP (by Vice), Good God Small Club, Sweat It Out, Purple Sneakers, Picnic, Halfway Crooks, Motorik, Body Promise (Mealo & Amelia Jenner), Sequence (Stuart Buchanan), Lazy Radio (Tony Chill) and Bare Necessities (Klue) will form the program schedule for the new FBi branch.
Fans of FBi Radio's nightly Sunsets program will appreciate the beloved independent Sydney station's savvy with electronic music. FBi Click will see exclusive mixes from the existing roster of DJs and presenters including Simon Caldwell, Stolen Records with Shantan Wantan Ichiban and Mike Who, Kato & Bad Ezzy, Low Motion with Max Gosford, James Taylor & Murat Kilic and Future Classic DJs and more.
If you've got a digital radio, FBi Click is replacing the current simulcast of FBi 94.5 on DAB+. Otherwise you can listen online at fbiradio.com/click.
For more information on the individual shows on FBi Click and for details on the official launch party at Good God Small Club, head to FBi's website over here.
Party on dudes.
Via FBi Radio. Image by Erik Bergan.
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