Omar Willey
wiloma@mastodon.social
<p>Publisher of CC-BY licensed magazine The Seattle Star and devotee of the Commons in all its forms. Also the chief of @netlabelday 2026 and beyond.</p>
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Post #3270220
If you&#39;re keen to do a mix or a show, live or recorded: Check the fancy spreadsheet to behold the majestic timeline of 51 hours, spanning all time zones across the world. You can choose your slot for chaos. Drop me a show between 15-120 minutes (you choose) in which you can do DJ mixes, perform live studio music, spin vinyl, chop bits, promote the cause of sonic anarchy, etc. Please be sure you lean heavily on free/libre music in the mix. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ALqXQFUNI...
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Post #3270219
Free Music Artists: If you don&#39;t have new music, anthologies rule. I myself put together several last year from Magnatune, Jazz Goa, Jazzaria, and Musopen. Even better if they have liner notes of some sort so that we can educate folks about this crazy wide world of Creative Commons, Art Libre, GPL, PD, and otherwise freely licensed music that tells corporate music to go pleasure itself in a corner somewhere. Be part of #NetlabelDay2025 . Might as well go for a soda, yo.
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Post #3270218
I may have brewed this Turkish tea a *bit* too strong. Here, have a slice.
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Post #3270217
One week till #NetlabelDay2025. Looks like I&#39;m gonna be responsible for an awful lot of broadcast time, unless people magically start signing up. No matter. The show goes on. Consider the lilies.
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Post #3270216
The final list of releases for #NetlabelDay2025 is here: https://netlabelday.org/netlabel-day-2025-releases/ Enjoy.
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Post #3270215
I&#39;ll say this here, since I&#39;m allegedly the head honcho: Netlabel Day 2026 is happening in two months and a week. If you are a musician or label or distributor or archive or interested human being who releases your work with a free license (CC, Art Libre, PD, etc), you should probably get involved. Details? Holla!