Errico and Soraya dropped into the SomaFM headquarters while on a tour of California.  They came all the way from Italy!

San Francisco Citizens! 

Our very own Elise Nordling will be spinning a special set at the Bottom of the Hill on Wednesday, August 27th.  She'll be opening for a Tricycle Records showcase featuring the Union Trade, Elephone and One Becomes One Hundred.  

The bands are great, the venue is awesome and we'll be there! Thats three great reasons to come out to Bottom of the Hill tomorrow.

A quick recap: 

Venue: Bottom of the Hill

Bands: the Union Trade, Elephone and One Becomes One Hundred

Special Guest DJ: Elise Nordling (of Indie Pop Rocks! fame)

Date: 08/27/08 (tomorrow!)

Time: 9:00 p.m. (doors at 8:30)

Cover: $10

21+

Now go forth and boogie!

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SomaFM is now on Nokia Internet Radio. That means if you have a Nokia N96, N95, N93i, N91, N82, N81, N78, N77, N76, N73, E71, E66, or 6110, you can access SomaFM over Nokia Internet Radio now.

We've added a 32kb MP3 stream for Tag's Trip, and upped the 64kb aacPlus stream to 96kb. Hopefully you can hear the difference? Leave a comment here if you notice any improvement from the 64kb aacPlus to the 96kb.

In the past, you might remember that we had different content on the aacPlus streams and the MP3 streams. That's all fixed now; all streams/formats play the same content at the same time.

Did you know that Tag played 3929 different tracks in July? And only 80 of them got played more than once? That's the kind of musical diversity you don't see ever from "commercial" radio stations.

We've been talking to lots of different artists lately, including some that make music outside the genres that we currently play. It's all part of the never-ending search to find more good music.

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