Full Range Motion - Exercise 31 w/ DJ FRM & Ferenc Ratkai - 6th May 2026

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DJ FRM is Clone front desk familiar face; Operator Radio resident; nightlife freak; and techno-aficionado, having recently started co-running techno record labels Full Range Motion and Fusion of Thought. On Full Range Motion, DJ FRM takes a techno approach to music and delves deep in the ideas and inspirations of his guests: always looking for that sonic connection. Full Range Motion - Exercise 29, one hour house special grooving into the new year :) www.operator-radio.com

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