MAD RADIO NYC IS ON AIR

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 multiplied.
Bogotá, Miami, and now New York — not as trophies on a map, but as cities that naturally bent toward the same frequency.

Because Mad Radio was never meant to stay still.
It grows where community grows.
Where sound has history.
Where people still feel music in their chest before they feel it on a screen.

And New York — the restless, sleepless, contradictory New York — has always been transmitting.
Different languages.
Different corners.
Different scenes stitched together by subways and backrooms.
A million frequencies vibrating at once.

We didn’t come to rewrite that signal.
We came to tune into it.

Mad Radio NYC is an extension of that instinct:
a small room with a big echo, a hybrid between bar, booth, gallery, store, and studio.
A space built for the ones who treat music like oxygen — #MusicLovers who don’t need fireworks, only sound done right.

Inside, everything is intentional:
warm textures, raw edges, design that feels human, light that feels like memory, and vinyl that still crackles the way it did before streaming flattened everything into noise.
Genres shift — house, electro, indie dance, dark disco — but the philosophy stays the same:
curation by instinct, not automation.
Online radio shaped by humans, not algorithms.

Each night broadcasts into the global ecosystem.
Each booth session resonates in Medellín, Bogotá, Miami.
One city feeding the others.
One frequency becoming many.

And because a venue isn’t a community unless it gives something back, we keep the doors open to the neighborhood in ways that don’t feel like a press release:
vinyl markets with independent labels, listening sessions with local artists, workshops that breathe life into the afternoons, Radio Shows hosted by NYC collectives, and the ongoing rhythm of Less Trash, More Music — cleaning the blocks we walk, not for applause, but because the city deserves it.

No charity tone.
No savior complex.
Just the belief that a cultural space should live with its neighborhood, not above it.

Mad Radio NYC isn’t the final step in our evolution.
It’s the chapter that makes everything make sense.
The natural expansion of a global community built on music, connection, and the refusal to let culture be swallowed by algorithms, hype, or noise.

We are music.
We are frequency.
We are connection.
One City. A Million Frequencies.

Transmission continues.