Radio Labs now has a new visualisation called Radio Waves that shows the kind of music that is played on the various BBC stations. The visualization shows info about what genres, artists, year of release, which DJs play which music. There’s lots of info presented in an interesting way. Read all the details at the Radio Labs blog and then check it out: Radio Waves
Radio Waves
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