New Server

The station expansion is progressing favorably...

A new server has been added, returning the station to it's previous capacity, and increasing upon it, after the past few years without the secondary server, and so we are able to promote the station again and climb back up The Electronica Chart at Shoutcast.com. For your information the new server is in Chicago (as opposed to southern California), and it's at: http://69.175.114.146:8235, if you would like to bookmark it.

The station is now at a professional running capacity of 65 concurrent unique listener streams at any given time, and we are able to quickly expand the capacity, as may be needed, in the future, and so we are looking forward to returning to our normal shepherd orbit chart positions in the top five electronica stations.

I was also given to deploy a "Tip Jar" and station contributions donation link, and so if you are pleased with the work that I am being given to do, or would like to encourage me to work harder, and wish to join in supporting the operational expenses of this station with us, you can use major credit cards, and Paypal as well, to express your appreciation. Anything between $5.00 and $500 Billion seriously helps cover the growing expenses of delivering to you the most important radio show in this solar system.

Simply indicate if your contribution is for station expenses, or if it's a Tip, for the MP3-J!

I'll keep you informed as we proceed with the station's launch!

Station Expansion

Some may wonder about the relatively static nature of the programming this year, where normally I am given to alternate programs more frequently, and do more live mixing, and the reason for this is because I am actually working hard here behind the scenes on preparing the station for launch, and some other things...

In the times ahead we are to be increasing the station's capacity back to normal, and then resuming wide promotion, to bring it back out of the proverbial garage, where it has been obscurely parked since 2006, while the rumored war on Canada has unfolded. We are very excited about proceeding with the station's development schedule now, starting with repairs to it's audience capacity, and visible presence and accessibility to the public, having completed the internal infrastructure upgrades over the past orbit.

As one of the artists, I have also been taking time this orbit to work on a belated new album of electronica, where I have sorely neglected my own music production since my last single in 2005, and so this is the reason that I have been playing pre-recorded multi-part "podcast" versions of each harvest lately, as I have hijacked the main computer here in the ctrl-room for music production.

We have harvest Number 83 coming up, but prior to that I am hoping to be given to mix up an interim feature, as well as to put on a couple of favorite past programs, just to freshen things up prior to the next harvest.

Thanks for your patience while we attend to expanding the station in our launch preparations!