Several Western New York artists submitted music to All WNY Radio in June, growing the size and depth of the 24/7 all-local music stream we air.
In all, 25 new tracks were submitted from 12 different artists ranging stylistically from blues to hip hop and geographically from Olean to Rochester.
New tracks included:
- “Ablaze” by Buffalo Hip Hop/Jam band Monkey Brothaz
- “A Day Behind” by Buffalo Jam band Electric Watermelon
- “Battleship” by Rochester Electronica artist Hania Yiska
- “Black Boy” by Buffalo Hip Hop artist Mark Lee
- “Come Tomorrow” by Buffalo Jam band Electric Watermelon
- “Don’t Know” by Buffalo Rock artist Festina Lente
- “Fire in the Field” by Versailles American band Uncle Ben’s Remedy
- “Frisky Shakedown” by Buffalo Progressive Rock band Irregardless
- “Gone Without Goodbye” by Olean Punk band the Hovelists
- “Heavens and Hell” by Buffalo Hip Hop artist Mark Lee
- “High Tide” by West Seneca Alt. Rock band Wacko Fest
- “Leave Me Down” by West Seneca Alt. Rock band Wacko Fest
- “Love Me Right” by Olean Blues band the Diggin’ Roots Band
- “Mental” by West Seneca Alt. Rock band Wacko Fest
- “Memphis Town” by Olean Blues band the Diggin’ Roots Band
- “Mess That’s Made” by Olean Punk band the Hovelists
- “My Dear” by Olean Punk band the Hovelists
- “Peanut Butter Popsicle” by Rochester Electronica artist Hania Yiska
- “Paycheck” by Buffalo Jam band Electric Watermelon
- “Play it Again” by Rochester Electronica artist Hania Yiska
- “Rise Up” by Buffalo Hip Hop artist Mark Lee
- “Silent Warrior” by Rochester Hip Hop artist Mad Hugs
- “Suck” by Niagara Falls Rock band Exham Priory
- “These Beds” by Versailles American band Uncle Ben’s Remedy
- “Warmonger” by Buffalo Rock artist Festina Lente
We are always on the lookout for new tracks from local artists — from Jamestown to Rochester and everywhere in between. Each artist is allotted three track spaces in the ever-evolving rotation of music, which currently has 211 tracks from 77 different artists, playing in a 12 hour, 40 minute random repeat.
If you’d like your music on All WNY Radio, please submit tracks to us via our submission form.
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