s08e24_meet_me_in_the_middle_interlude_15_04_2026

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MEET ME IN THE MIDDLE RADIO X INTERLUDE Broadcast recording: Wednesday April 15th 22:00 on 107.5FM, https://rtvmaastricht.nl/radio/gemist/student-radio-maastricht? In this brand new Radio series We will talk to all the acts that played at the first edition of MEET ME IN THE MIDDLE on Feb 21. @meetme.inthe.middle at @landbouwbelang We start off with an interview that was recorded in Paris! Interlude speak about writing in French, Italian, Spanish, but not in English, the gap between who they are at home compared to the mysterious fearless rockstars they become on stage and much more!! Hosted by @annikatoyahbode and @student.radio.maastricht episode edited by @student.radio.maastricht Cover art by: @noralolaart Jingle by: Dennis Croonenberg Featuring music by @interlude Last track by @desolatband who we will talk to in the next episode !!! xxx

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