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This is where MM’s visions hide from the rest of his life… a.k.a. DJ Mackie + member of MFS.JMB.Co

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2025 was a busy year for the band: 12 shows including our first international gig at Le Guess Who? Festival plus the release of our debut LP on Via Parigi records. Thanks Hisham Mayet! Thanks to JR Moores (@thequietus) and Brad Cohan (@treblezine) for including our album on their 2025 best of lists.

Looking forward to releasing our second record in the coming year and many more gigs in 2026.
Thanks for the support & love, JMB taken in Washington D. C. by @tendollarcurry

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DJ Mackie welcomes guitarist Tom Carter to WOWD this Sat Oct 17th to talk about his 30+ years with the Texas group Charalambides, and his most recent project, Chrome Chasm. Full of musical invention and improvisation, INTERPRETER is the debut album by Chrome Chasm and comes out on Silver Current Records on October 30th, followed by some upcoming performances planned for the east coast. 9am. Locally at 94.3 FM + streaming at www.takomaradio.org
@silvercurrent @simongarfunkle taken in Takoma Radio by @tendollarcurry

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One of DC’s finest, That Subliminal Kid a.k.a. DJ Spooky graduated from Wilson High School in 1988. Paul Miller is the son of Rosemary Reed Miller (June 1939 – August 2017), who was a published author and the owner of Toast & Strawberries, a black owned boutique in DuPont Circle. Spooky, of course, went on to Bowdoin College and a successful career as a DJ and performance artist, releasing over a dozen albums and musical projects beginning in 1996. @djspooky_official taken in Woodrow Wilson High School (Washington, D.C.) by @tendollarcurry

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Croz Boyce at Miracle Theatre, 9.28.26 taken in Barracks Row Heritage Trail by @tendollarcurry

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This Sat 9/26 on WOWD: A special memorial episode remembering the music and life of singer-songwriter Parthenon Huxley, who died earlier this year. Hux got his start on the Chapel Hill scene with Mitch Easter and Don Dixon, before moving to LA and putting out records for Columbia and MCA. Later he became a member of The Orchestra, a later incarnation of ELO. DJ Mackie shares some of the WOWD interview he did with Hux in 2019 and hears from Hux’s widow Helle. 9am. Locally at 94.3 FM + streaming at www.takomaradio.org taken in Takoma Park, Maryland by @tendollarcurry

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Mia & The Argonauts at Tenley Provisions with “One Day” by Mia Chu #artallnightdc taken in Tenleytown by @tendollarcurry

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Art All Night takes place all over the District on Sat Sept 12th. At the old Steak-n-Egg in Tenleytown, DC punk purveyors PETRICHOR play at 9pm. Opening for them is MIA & THE ARGONAUTS at 8pm. Free show! Come out and support Jackson-Reed’s finest at 4700 Wisconsin Ave NW. #artallnightdc taken in Tenleytown by @tendollarcurry

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Legendary bassist Harvey Brooks joins DJ Mackie on Sat 8/22 for Lost Treasures. Brooks talks about his 60 years in the music business and the records he made with Bob Dylan, The Doors, Miles Davis, John Cale, Karen Dalton, and many others. 9am. Locally at 94.3 FM & streaming at www.takomaradio.org taken in Takoma Park, Maryland by @tendollarcurry

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The electronic wizard Bob Moog died eleven years ago on August 21st. For this edition of Lost Treasures, DJ Mackie celebrates the legacy and beauty of Moog synthesizers: Sat Aug 15 at 9am. Locally at 94.3 FM + streaming at www.takomaradio.org #moogmusic by @tendollarcurry

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Stellar solo Bill Nace performance in Tonal Park studios in Takoma Park. A Rhizome & Michael R Bernstein production, with supporting acts Deli Philosophers and Keith Fullerton Whitman. @dragcityrecords by @tendollarcurry

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Pavement revives their rare beauty “Greenlander” at The National Theatre in Richmond, not so far from where it all started in Charlottesville by @tendollarcurry

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Earth Libraries recently uncovered two lost recordings made by funky bluesman Bobby Rush, issuing them on 12inch vinyl. In celebrating these lost gems, DJ Mackie is honored to have Grammy winner and musical legend Bobby Rush (92 years young) as his special guest for this edition of Lost Treasures, Saturday 7/25 at 9am. Locally at 94.3 FM + streaming at www.takomaradio.org
Photo by William Ferris taken in Takoma Radio by @tendollarcurry

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