Dance Party Weekly
With Lee Everest
The Dance Party Weekly is a weekly radio show, playing on stations worldwide, two or three hours long, specialising in commercial dance/house music from the last 30 years. Check out the website HERE
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Lee Everest
Lee Everest is a radio presenter based in the UK and has over three years’ experience working on live radio, for community stations as well as pre-recording and voice tracking shows, he currently works for Uckfield FM (cover and 10-12 Friday nights), Meridian FM(Monday Breakfast) and Seahaven FM (Saturday 6-9pm) in this capacity. The DPW is recorded in his personal studio via Rodecaster pro and by using beds, and jingles the feedback so far is “it sounds live”
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