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Every great city has a sound. You hear it in the streets, in the clubs, in record stores, in late-night conversations, and in the music people choose to play when nobody is watching. A city's sound is more than a collection of songs. It is a reflection of its people, its history, its energy, and the culture being created there right now. That's why every great city needs an independent […]
For decades, creative culture has found a home somewhere between the underground and the unexpected. A warehouse becomes a gallery. A record store becomes a meeting point. A radio station becomes a creative hub. These spaces rarely begin with a business plan. They begin with people. Today, as algorithms increasingly shape what we listen to, watch, and discover, independent creative spaces are becoming more valuable than ever. They offer something […]
Vinyl was supposed to disappear. For a while, it seemed like it had. CDs replaced records. Then streaming replaced CDs. Music became smaller, faster, and easier to access. Millions of songs moved from shelves to screens, and owning music became almost unnecessary. And yet, vinyl came back. Maybe because vinyl offers something that no digital format can quite replicate: it gives music a physical form. Music is invisible. You can't […]
At some point, the flyer stopped being a map and started becoming a mirror. A night used to be announced so people knew who was playing, where, and when. Simple hierarchy, shared space, one system, one floor. Lately, the conversation has shifted. Not about sound, not about flow, not about the room—but about font size. Who’s bigger.Who sits on top.Whose name needs to breathe more air than the rest. It’s […]
A New Frequency in the City That Never Sleeps Mad Radio didn’t start as a brand.It started as a pulse — a quiet signal carried from one dancefloor in Medellín to anyone who knew how to listen.A signal shaped by humans, not algorithms.A signal built on the simple truth that music isn’t background; it’s a way of finding each other in the dark. Eight years later, that pulse hasn’t faded.It’s […]
For more than a decade, TBA Brooklyn was not just another nightclub — it was a sanctuary, as reported by BKMAG in its March 2025 feature “The End of an Era: Remembering TBA, One of Brooklyn’s Last Great Nightclubs.” A raw garage under the Williamsburg Bridge where music was lived without pretense: unfinished floors, a booth that leveled unknown DJs with veterans, and a crowd that came for sound, not […]
On September 6, Mad Radio lands at Salöön, inside the Holzmarkt 25 complex, for a takeover that doesn’t aim to explain Berlin to the world but to enter into dialogue with the city. Berlin is already a global reference point; the goal is to add a new frequency to the air. Berlin: not just the capital of techno, but the place where electronic music keeps reinventing itself In 2024, Berlin […]
Some DJs arrive with a single USB stick. Others carry a bag heavy enough to throw their back out.Both will play music tonight. But only one will touch the needle. Vinyl is more than a medium — it’s a ritual. The weight of the record in your hands. The static crackle before the drop. The slow, deliberate act of cueing a track. Every move is physical, visible, unfiltered. The DJ […]
What used to unite us is now fenced off. The VIP divide is no longer a detail—it’s shaping how we dance, and who gets to. Earlier this year, UK techno DJ Cleric posted a story after playing in Colombia: “Colombia, I love you, but we need to get rid of this VIP division on the dancefloor. The dancefloor is a space for everyone, where different worlds can merge around a […]
This June 13, Mad Radio and Mad Records lands in Mexico City for a full-day takeover at Ajeno Bar in Roma Norte. From 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m., the booth will welcome a diverse lineup of DJs from different scenes who share a common vision: music as a universal language. No unnecessary production. No rigid formats. Just selection, mixing, and shared listening.
Every great city has a sound. You hear it in the streets, in the clubs, in record stores, in late-night conversations, and in the music people choose to play when nobody is watching. A city's sound is more than a collection of songs. It is a reflection of its people, its history, its energy, and the culture being created there right now. That's why every great city needs an independent […]
For decades, creative culture has found a home somewhere between the underground and the unexpected. A warehouse becomes a gallery. A record store becomes a meeting point. A radio station becomes a creative hub. These spaces rarely begin with a business plan. They begin with people. Today, as algorithms increasingly shape what we listen to, watch, and discover, independent creative spaces are becoming more valuable than ever. They offer something […]
Vinyl was supposed to disappear. For a while, it seemed like it had. CDs replaced records. Then streaming replaced CDs. Music became smaller, faster, and easier to access. Millions of songs moved from shelves to screens, and owning music became almost unnecessary. And yet, vinyl came back. Maybe because vinyl offers something that no digital format can quite replicate: it gives music a physical form. Music is invisible. You can't […]
At some point, the flyer stopped being a map and started becoming a mirror. A night used to be announced so people knew who was playing, where, and when. Simple hierarchy, shared space, one system, one floor. Lately, the conversation has shifted. Not about sound, not about flow, not about the room—but about font size. Who’s bigger.Who sits on top.Whose name needs to breathe more air than the rest. It’s […]
A New Frequency in the City That Never Sleeps Mad Radio didn’t start as a brand.It started as a pulse — a quiet signal carried from one dancefloor in Medellín to anyone who knew how to listen.A signal shaped by humans, not algorithms.A signal built on the simple truth that music isn’t background; it’s a way of finding each other in the dark. Eight years later, that pulse hasn’t faded.It’s […]
For more than a decade, TBA Brooklyn was not just another nightclub — it was a sanctuary, as reported by BKMAG in its March 2025 feature “The End of an Era: Remembering TBA, One of Brooklyn’s Last Great Nightclubs.” A raw garage under the Williamsburg Bridge where music was lived without pretense: unfinished floors, a booth that leveled unknown DJs with veterans, and a crowd that came for sound, not […]
On September 6, Mad Radio lands at Salöön, inside the Holzmarkt 25 complex, for a takeover that doesn’t aim to explain Berlin to the world but to enter into dialogue with the city. Berlin is already a global reference point; the goal is to add a new frequency to the air. Berlin: not just the capital of techno, but the place where electronic music keeps reinventing itself In 2024, Berlin […]
Some DJs arrive with a single USB stick. Others carry a bag heavy enough to throw their back out.Both will play music tonight. But only one will touch the needle. Vinyl is more than a medium — it’s a ritual. The weight of the record in your hands. The static crackle before the drop. The slow, deliberate act of cueing a track. Every move is physical, visible, unfiltered. The DJ […]
What used to unite us is now fenced off. The VIP divide is no longer a detail—it’s shaping how we dance, and who gets to. Earlier this year, UK techno DJ Cleric posted a story after playing in Colombia: “Colombia, I love you, but we need to get rid of this VIP division on the dancefloor. The dancefloor is a space for everyone, where different worlds can merge around a […]
This June 13, Mad Radio and Mad Records lands in Mexico City for a full-day takeover at Ajeno Bar in Roma Norte. From 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m., the booth will welcome a diverse lineup of DJs from different scenes who share a common vision: music as a universal language. No unnecessary production. No rigid formats. Just selection, mixing, and shared listening.
En Mad Radio, nos encargamos de enviar nuestros productos a diferentes lugares de Colombia a través de empresas de transporte certificadas que garantizan la seguridad y cobertura para que tus compras lleguen a la dirección que elijas.
El tiempo estimado de entrega para las ciudades principales como Bogotá, Medellín, Cali y otras ciudades principales es de 2 a 5 días hábiles. Para destinos más alejados, el tiempo puede extenderse hasta 9 días hábiles. Estos plazos están sujetos a cambios debido a eventos promocionales o factores externos a Mad Radio, como condiciones climáticas y aspectos propios de la empresa de transporte.
El conteo de los tiempos de entrega comienza una vez que se confirma el pago de la compra.
Una vez que el pago ha sido aprobado, recibirás un correo electrónico con la confirmación.
Es importante tener en cuenta lo siguiente:
Si durante la entrega tienes alguna inquietud sobre el despacho o notas signos de daños o rupturas en el empaque del producto, por favor comunícate con nosotros a través de nuestra línea de WhatsApp +57 317 2493235 o nuestro correo electrónico [email protected], en horario de atención de lunes a viernes de 9:00 am a 5:00 pm.
El costo del envío se determina de manera específica para cada caso, considerando el volumen del paquete. Puede oscilar entre $12,500 – $20,000 pesos.