
Maya Okafor
Former music-business reporter. Has read more royalty contracts than anyone should.
Six shows, one 24/7 independent radio station and a basement studio in Bushwick. Stories about music, made by people who still buy records.
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In 1998 a box of two-inch reels left a Brooklyn studio in the back of a cab. Twenty years later, they showed up on eBay.

A 1979 deep cut that three different bands claim to have written — and the session notes that settle it.

Rosa opens her royalty statements on air and asks a label accountant to explain every line.

Kim visits a songwriter who has recorded nine albums on the same Tascam since 1994.

A four-piece, a dead alternator and a sold-out show 400 miles away. They made soundcheck.

Following the money from a defunct publishing company to a PO box in the Cayman Islands.
Every show has one host, one obsession and a real producer.

Music-industry true crime. Stolen masters, ghost royalties, vanished bands.
Hosted by Maya Okafor →
One forgotten record per week, pulled apart groove by groove.
Hosted by Gil Hartmann →
Three hours of new indie, live from Studio B every weeknight.
Hosted by Theo Brandt →
How artists actually pay rent — the creative economy, unfiltered.
Hosted by Rosa Vidal →
Lo-fi field recordings, four-track confessions and DIY gear talk.
Hosted by Kim Ahn →
Tour stories told by the people who loaded the van.
Hosted by Dev Raman →Independent music, no algorithm, no ads between songs. Stream on any device or tune in at 101.3 in Brooklyn.
Reporters, record-shop lifers and touring musicians.

Former music-business reporter. Has read more royalty contracts than anyone should.

Ran a record shop in Leeds for 22 years. Owns 14,000 LPs and one turntable.

Touring bassist turned economist. Will ask what your rent is.
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