London Shortwave

This blog is dedicated to shortwave radio listening in the 21st century: the art of tuning into the signals of radio stations that are transmitting from thousands of kilometres away without the use of the Internet. It can be viewed as a fun hobby but also as a way to maintain an alternative, independent means of obtaining information in our digital age. Posts cover topics including shortwave radio equipment and accessories, station profiles, program recordings and shortwave radio history.

Shortwave gems part 3

Friday, November 25, 2016

In this post I upload a few interesting shortwave clips from my archives, made using my indoor recording set-up.

A Romanian folk song recorded from Antena Satelor's long wave transmission.

An interesting fusion of western classical music with Arabic vocals recorded from Morocco's Medi1.

A song by Wadih El Safi recorded from Radio Damascus's medium wave transmission.

A qawwali by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan recorded from All India Radio.

A slow, dreamy song recorded from The Voice of Turkey.

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This blog is written by a shortwave radio enthusiast based in London, UK. You can follow him on Twitter at @LondonShortwave

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Shortwave gems part 3

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