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The Music Team at URY has its hands in a lot of pies. With a blog dedicated to music journalism and opinion pieces, weekly live sessions by local and touring musicians, specialty shows with emphasis on genre, and a 13,000 large vinyl collection, there's something for everyone who wants to be a part of something musical. Umbrella shows, which provide an opportunity to DJ on a themed show without having to commit to a full time slot, are unique to the music team, as are our live events such as The Vault, a vinyl and live performance show once a term. The Music Team exists outside of the confines of just presenting a show, and works hard to keep music within the station a thriving, living organism that can grow as the musical atmosphere at the university grows. It's the place for musicians, vinyl enthusiasts, live music fans, or any student who wants to engage in the larger music culture surrounding URY.

 

The Music Team at URY has its hands in a lot of pies. The bulk of URY's programming is dedicated to specialist music shows, and these are the people that often make them happen. With various projects running throughout the year (including Local Lowdown, the flagship programme for local talent!), URY Music makes sure that the station is filled with amazing music at all times.

 

We also have a large vinyl collection, numbering 13,000~ at last count, and many CDs with which enthusiasts will surely have a blast.  

 

In short, if you like music - and want to chat about it with other music enthusiasts - then this is the team for you! What 'precisely' the team does is down to them; so come along to meetings and find out!

 

=== When are the URY Music team active? ===

 

Of course, music is an extremely important part of the station, so they have no singular event each week. However, music meetings occur every Wednesday at 5pm in Courtyard, so come and say hi!

 

=== I want to make my own music show with the Music team! ===

 

You can! Music is the bread and butter of URY, and new shows are being added all the time. You don't need to let the Head of Music know, but if you'd like to, do! They can help you with anything you need.