The Vinyl District: Radar – The Podcast with Dylan Hundley
The Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan Hundley
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Interviews with musicians, artists, industry leaders, gear makers, festival creators, and all who live for music hosted by artist & musician Dylan Hundley of Lulu Lewis & Darling Black
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The podcast explores a variety of themes such as music creation, artistic expression, and industry insights, with episodes featuring artists discussing their influences and careers. For example, guests share experiences from performers like Marshall Allen of the Sun Ra Arkestra, and Ryan Lee Crosby, who reflects on the emotional depths of blues through his unique style.

Interviews with musicians, artists, industry leaders, gear makers, festival creators, and all who live for music hosted by artist & musician Dylan Hundley of Lulu Lewis & Darling Black
I recently caught up with Tytti Roto, who’s been a big part of the Helsinki underground for years — you might know her from Rosettes, Modem, Plastic Tones, or Ty Roxy.
I met Tytti back in September when we played the same Synthicide night, and I was completely blown away by her and her band Modem. They’re a synth-pop duo she started with Ville Valavuo in 2020, drawing on their shared love of the electronic sounds of the ’80s.
When we talked, Tytti was in the studio working on the new Plastic Tones record — her first band — while Modem had just dropped their second full-length, Interface. And knowing her, I’m sure something’s cooking for Ty Roxy too.
Go check it all out:
Modem via Don Giovanni Records
Ty Roxy via Fonal Records
All things Tytti on Instagram @rotoxy
ICYDNK: I’m Dylan Hundley — artist, performer, co-creator and singer of Lulu Lewis, and all things Darling Black. I also co-host and curate Salon Lulu, a New York-based performance series, and once upon a time appeared in the classic film Metropolitan.

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