CFRC 101.9 FM's Airwave YGK Artist Residencies program feature performances by and interviews with local musicians, bands, and DJs. Beginning in early winter 2024, these artists joined CFRC in our studios. DJs, turntablists and experimental sound artists conducted specialized workshops in their electronic crafts for campus and community participants and also performed live sets on the air accompanied by an artist talkback. Musicians and bands also joined us at the station, undertaking 2-3 day residencies to create new music in our studios, undertaking an artist interview, and performing their newly created songs live on the air. This podcast series features live performance recordings and interviews with the artists who have participated in our Airwave YGK programming. Airwave YGK is made possible through the generous support of the City of Kingston and Kingston Arts Council.
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CFRC 101.9 FM's Airwave YGK Artist Residencies program feature performances by and interviews with local musicians, bands, and DJs. Beginning in early winter 2024, these artists joined CFRC in our studios. DJs, turntablists and experimental sound artists conducted specialized workshops in their electronic crafts for campus and community participants and also performed live sets on the air accompanied by an artist talkback. Musicians and bands also joined us at the station, undertaking 2-3 day residencies to create new music in our studios, undertaking an artist interview, and performing their newly created songs live on the air. This podcast series features live performance recordings and interviews with the artists who have participated in our Airwave YGK programming. Airwave YGK is made possible through the generous support of the City of Kingston and Kingston Arts Council.
In this incredible episode, saintsbury aka Aidan Chin performs a high octane live set from CFRC’s studios as part of their Airwave YGK Artist Residency which took place on March 23rd 2024.
Aidan also joined us for an interview with selections of their wonderful music. You can check that out here.
Aidan Chin, aka saintsbury is an artist and songwriter currently studying computer engineering at Queen’s University whose music is in the realm of sample-based electronica with hip hop elements. They’ve been making music forever and releasing it under several pseudonyms, most recently as saintsbury. They’ve performed live a few times including as a special guest at the Dan School of Drama and Music’s annual luncheon where Aidan mobilized MIDI keyboard sample chops, live effects and looping. Aidan is also the Tutorial Director for QWAVE, a campus electronic music club and also you may have heard Aidan right here on CFRC as they co-host a show called Beat Banter every single week.
Keep up with the lastest in saintsbury releases, upcoming gigs, and their CFRC weekly program Beat Banter by following their instagram.
Music content in this episode produced in CFRC’s studios is used here with permission of the artist.
Airwave YGK Artists in Residence
CFRC 101.9 FM's Airwave YGK Artist Residencies program feature performances by and interviews with local musicians, bands, and DJs. Beginning in early winter 2024, these artists joined CFRC in our studios. DJs, turntablists and experimental sound artists conducted specialized workshops in their electronic crafts for campus and community participants and also performed live sets on the air accompanied by an artist talkback. Musicians and bands also joined us at the station, undertaking 2-3 day residencies to create new music in our studios, undertaking an artist interview, and performing their newly created songs live on the air. This podcast series features live performance recordings and interviews with the artists who have participated in our Airwave YGK programming. Airwave YGK is made possible through the generous support of the City of Kingston and Kingston Arts Council.
