For The Cuture - No Signal Radio looking to expand

No Signal Radio - an internet station borne out of the struggles of the lockdown - was recently featured in the national newspaper The Guardian. A testament to the culture, the article detailed that No Signal has been at the forefront of Black Music culture with programming, music showcasing and entertainment with their 10v10 soundclashes, as well as providing shows for some of the UK’s emerging tastemakers and music commentators. An idea created by two brothers during the pandemic has blossomed, providing a station and social conversation that UK Black Music was missing as radio stations that champion Black Music have begun to lose their community edge. The station has created unmissable soundclashes, captivating specialist shows and even reported live from social protests; a platform for the people by the people. After an incredible rise in the past three months, it needs to grow and find a home and they are looking for donations to help them become a fully operational entity to continue to evolve and provide an authentic and relevant radio experience that the lovers of black music are asking for.

From No Signal:

‘Over the last 3 months, No Signal has been keeping communities around the world entertained.

From the legendary standoff between Wizkid and Vybz Kartel as part of the iconic #NS10v10 series and premiering exclusive tracks from some of our favourite UK artists such as Millionz and Unknown T to hosting important community-led conversations around #BlackLivesMatter and supporting initiatives such as The BYP Network and The Black Curriculum. We’ve had incredible guests such as Julie Adenuga, Ian Wright, and Ray BLK gracing our airwaves, with special shoutouts from O.G’s such as Daniel Sturridge and Adele. No Signal has created a home for a wave of New Black Radio.

Now, we want to make that home permanent.

With your help, we are looking to crowdfund £450,000 to secure HR Studio 1 - a home for all High Roller operations, including your favourite new radio station No Signal, and your favourite party RECESS - to begin building a new generation of Black-owned media and entertainment.’