Welcome to Street FM, Australia's original dance music radio station committed to the underground dance music culture since 1999.

Street FM radio is a LPON FM broadcast network located in Surfers Paradise, broadcasting on 87.6 FM. With further rollout expansion throughout Australia in 2012; upgrading the FM radio broadcast and linking Perth, Melbourne, Gold Coast & Sunshine Coast stations to our studio in Surfers Paradise, Queensland.

The primary agenda of Street FM is to encourage creativity and to encourage aspiring talent through personal involvement. Street FM is a unique independent radio network for the People, and an integral part of the Australian underground music community.

In a world where the media is dominated by faceless multinationals, Street FM is committed to underground dance music and is very passionate about the global dance scene.

Street FM plays all genres of dance music that is cutting edge, explores club & dance music festivals, partys, events, contemporary music sub-culture's and is well known & respected for supporting Australian and International DJ/Artists.

"Street FM provides a vehicle for our youth to express their creative talents and voice opinions on important, relevant issues of today. These kids are our future, we can all learn something by opening more doors for communication." Ian "Molly" Meldrum

"We all look for encouragement and validation for a job well done. It's great to see that creative youth now has a means to expose their ideas and creative energies." Ryan Maloney aka Toady 'Neighbours'

Street FM programme's "yesterdays, todays & tommorows best dance and rhythmic music". By day, the station is in touch with listeners at work, school & play with a selection of the latest dance and old skool classic anthems tailor made as the soundtrack to their lifestyle.

At the weekends and after dark, the station slips underground with an upfront selection of the latest specialist dance styles mixed by and featuring the best DJ's in Australia and the world.

Street FM is Australia's first full time underground dance radio station, Show-casing all genres of electronic music.

Our listeners are of all ages and come from diverse cultural and socio-economic backgrounds from all around the world, they have diverse interests and are open to non mainstream lifestyles. Street FM listeners do not follow mainstream media and generally think out side the square.

Keep checking back here for further updates, as we will continue to expand and add music and entertainment content.

Street FM live internet stream will be back on-line in the next few month.

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Street FM Top 10 underground music chart compiled by Ilias Bafas.

Week End Club - Berlin, DE

Tourists flock to the adjacent Fernsehturm TV tower for views across the city, but Berlin's clubbers know the best view comes at dawn when sunlight bursts through the windows of the Haus des Reisens, the former Soviet tower block that contains Weekend.

A destination for those who never want the party to end. True to the Berlinische insistence of relaxation, it's an understated, marginal kind of place where clubbers hang out on post-party weekend mornings or afternoons.  It claims to offer "advanced urban clubbing", which perhaps means Berlin's ongoing shift from repurposed shabby-chic venues to smarter, New York-style joints is well under way...

Now open on the 12th and 15th floors with a roof terrace bar too, the sensationally successful Weekend has taken Berlin's underground rave scene and hoisted it into the stratosphere. Popular with easyJetters seeking cheap thrills, it hosts credible house and techno acts – look out for spots from Tiefschwarz and Jazzanova's Dixon, British expat producer Ewan Pearson and avant-techno stars such as Tiefschwarz, Trentmøller and many more...

Located in Berlin's central Mitte neighbourhood, when in full swing, the Weekend club takes over the twelfth, fifteenth and rooftop terrace floors of the Haus Des Reisens building in Alexanderplatz. Because of its high-altitude locations, Weekend offers views of Berlin from the windows of its old Soviet tower block. It's open from Thursday to Sunday playing mostly techno and house.

The Weekend is arguably Berlin's hippest house and techno club, and with its high-flying location on the 13th floor of a Soviet block on Alexanderplatz it's easy to see why. The outside might not be much to look at, but the inside is all geometric lines and minimal chic with fantastic views out over Berlin - perfect for seeing the sunrise in. As for the sounds, they are served up by acclaimed decknicians from around the world - you can even catch the mighty Tiefschwarz here on a regular basis. Dirty sounds, wild times, a night at the Weekend Club is rarely a dead duck. 

http://www.week-end-berlin.de

Candi Staton - Hallelujah Anyway

Candi Staton has legacy beyond compare. Responsible for some of the most memorable and best loved soul records of all time, Staton has a voice that is currently captivating a new generation of music lovers just as it did when she first oooed and ahhed onto the music scene as a soul siren in the '70s.Staton's latest single is 'Hallelujah Anyway'; a timeless, feel-good soul record typical of Staton's overwhelmingly positive musical message, now released with remixes from Director's Cut and Larse.

Under their Director's Cut guise, Frankie Knuckles and Eric Kupper deliver two versions that pair Staton's inimitable vocal with Knuckle's legendary house chords with stunningly effective results.

Larse meanwhile goes deep with a club-ready cut that demonstrates the versatility of Staton's vocal, sitting proudly over a beautifully melancholic piece of production and is already becoming one of the vocal records of the summer 2012 season. Candi Staton 'Hallelujah Anyway'1. Hallelujah Anyway (Larse Vocal)2. Hallelujah Anyway (Larse Dub)3. Hallelujah Anyway (Director's Cut Signature Praise)4. Hallelujah Anyway (Director's Cut HalleDubya Anyway)Written by Monica Cole PollardVocals by Candi StatonTrack 1 & 2 Remix & Additional Production by LarseTrack 3 & 4 A Director's Cut Master Recording Produced by Director's Cut (Frankie Knuckles & Eric Kupper)Frankie Knuckles appears courtesy of Def Mix Production & Eric Kupper appears courtesy of Hysteria ProductionPublished by Jamarcu Music Company & Mocolection Music Publishing (BMI)P&C 2012 Defected Records Limited.

http://www.beatport.com/release/hallelujah-anyway/958327

Tiefschwarz - Stuttgart, DE

Tiefschwarz is originally an underground electro house music group comprising brothers, Alexander "Ali" (June 7, 1967-) and Sebastian "Basti" (December 28, 1969-) Schwarz, which formed in Stuttgart in 1996. Peter Hoff, who runs the Benztown studios in Stuttgart, joined later, and completed the first Tiefschwarz production team. Their name means "deep black" in German, and is a combination of the brothers' surnames, and their love of deep house.

Their earliest productions were released on the Continuemusics label in 1997, and their first taste of a well-respected label was with their Music track on François Kevorkian's Wave Music label in 1999. The team released their first album, RAL9005 on the Four Music label in 2001, which was later licensed to Derrick Carter and Luke Solomon's Classic Recordings label. Tiefschwarz continued to release on Classic until its collapse in 2005, as well as releasing on labels such as Fine and International DeeJay Gigolo Records. Many of their tracks have been licensed to compilations, from the Stereo Sushi series, to compilations for Bugged Out!, Get Physical and Renaissance, and in 2006, they released a mix of their own for the Fabric (London) mix series.

http://souvenir-music.com/artists/tiefschwarz/