My radio show Signal Boost airs live weekly on WRFL, playing hot new indie pop and electronic music by women, nonbinary, and queer artists every Friday night from 10pm to midnight ET. Tune in and start your weekend with me!
The 120 Minutes Archive
The independent, critically acclaimed, definitive library of music video nostalgia. With hundreds of volunteer contributors like you, we assembled an archive of music videos from the entire history of MTV’s 120 Minutes. This project captures and revisits 27 years of Music Television—this is the soundtrack of our lives.
Meet the WRFL DJs: Tyler Marie
If you’re wondering what my show Signal Boost on WRFL is all about, this is the place to be. I did a Q&A for WRFL’s “Meet the DJs” series, and in it, you can learn everything you’d want to know about me and my show.
Interview with NISHA
Nisha Asnani is a multi-genre (pop, R&B, hip-hop) indie artist and rising star. In this long-form interview for my show Signal Boost on WRFL, we discuss her life and career and her perspectives on gender, queerness, sexuality, ethnicity and nationality as they intersect with the music industry and society right now.
TC & RED: LIVE
TC & RED: LIVE is the world’s only annual podcast, where our hosts get together once at the end of each year to unwind and discuss the most memorable pieces of music, entertainment, and culture from the year that was.
Tyler’s top 40 albums of 2018
For my 16th consecutive year of reviewing my favorite music, I’m bringing you another curated, eclectic playlist that winds its way through the new tracks and albums I loved. Look back at 2018 with me in this signature special feature.
Tyler’s top 40 albums of 2017
It’s my 15th consecutive year of reviewing my favorite music—an unbelievable milestone. This time around, I’ll continue the concise format I launched last year with another curated, eclectic playlist. Look back with me at 2017 in music.
The music of ‘Halt And Catch Fire’
The 120 Minutes Archive”, as a friend put it, I’ve compiled the official Spotify playlists from the show here—it’s time for a trip.
Inspired by the fact its killer soundtrack “almost entirely comes from