Red Light Radio dig the archive for Media Summer Night Party

For the Media Summer Night Party during Dutch Media Week, 4 diggers’ dreams come true when the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision opens up its vinyl vaults to DJs for the first time, giving unbridled access to over 400.000 LPs and ‘45s from around the world.

In collaboration with Amsterdam’s Red Light Radio and Sound and Vision’s RE:VIVE initiative, Calypso Steve, Merel, Carista and Orpheu the Wizard will put their selector skills to the test and exhume treasures from the archive depots for the Media Summer Night party on September 6th located at the archive.

The Sound and Vision music collection dates back to the 1940s and since then has served as the music library for Dutch broadcasters. In 1998 the collection became the National Music Depot of the Netherlands in partnership with the NVPI, meaning that any release that goes through the NVPI is added to the collection.

Dutch Media Week is a 10 day festival in Hilversum that organizes and facilitates encounters, knowledge sessions, experiments, parties and innovations all around media from its production to its impact on our daily lives.

Dutch Media Week runs from runs from September 1-10. The Media Summer Night party is September 6th from 17:00-23:00 and will feature various instillation and productions. Dutch VJ Heleen Blanken will provide visuals for the party re-working archival films in real time with the DJs. Tickets are 7.50EUR and are available at: https://www.beeldengeluid.nl/bezoek/agenda/media-summer-night

Watch the promo video for the party below.