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Now Playing: Leo Gilbert
Jasper Sommer - We Could Rule The World

'Broadcast One' - Dandelion Radio's 1st compilation album

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Only a few days left to hear our March stream - otherwise go to MixCloud to listen without detailed artist/gig info

Ste McCabe - DJ

On My Show - Contact Me - Sessions - Biography - My Tracklistings

Ste McCabe There is no show from Ste McCabe this month

Website: www.ste-mccabe.co.uk
MySpace: www.myspace.com/stemccabe

Twitter: twitter.com/stemccabemusic

My previous session guests:

Artist Broadcast
Stella Zine 03/2011

Biography:
I’m Ste McCabe, hello! I am a queer-feminist pop-punk singer, ex-Dandelion Radio DJ, ‘zine writer, organiser of queer music events and general Northern scum.

I’d never been a radio DJ before joining Dandelion, but it was in fact my first ever ambition when I was a child (after wanting to be a Care Bear, of course).

My main passions in life are queer-feminist politics and underground, edgy, DIY music. My show was a combination of these obsessions combined and you would have heard music of an alternative, punk, electro and indiepop variety – the majority of which were dominated by the voices of women or queers. When I say “queers”, I’m talking about anyone who doesn’t identify with the so called “norms” of sexuality and gender. Alternative music is still generally dominated by one kind of straight man, and I find that really bloody boring. On my show you were likely to hear loads of female vocals, songs of a political queer persuasion, a bit of forgotten gay 80’s pop, bands flying the riot grrrl flag with pride, and whatever else I simply liked to dance to. Most of the music I played I discover from performing at, attending, or organising queer/feminist gigs. I used to do a show as regularly as I could, but other activities took over and I had to stop.

Tracklistings and listen again to the previous shows:

2012Mar - Feb
2011Jul - May - Apr - Mar - Jan Festive 50
2010Dec - Festive Fifty Build Up Show - Nov - Oct - Sep - Jun - May - Apr - Mar - Jan - Festive 50
2009Dec - Festive Fifty Build Up Show - Nov - Oct - Sep - Aug - Jul