One More Tune Radio

One More Tune Radio treats dance music discovery as a weekly habit. The format is simple and effective. For roughly 60 minutes, Sean Rowland moves through new house, tech house, indie dance, and nearby club sounds with very little wasted motion. The show is not built around long interviews or scene theory. It is built around records. Recent editions mention Mark DePulse, Victor Flash, Green Velvet, Harvard Bass, Yotto, Moon Talk, Hidden Empire, Apache, CamelFat, Rafael Serrato, Dusky, Genesee, Max Styler, Chloe Collet, Andre Zimmer, and plenty of others in quick succession. That pace gives the programme its shape. Tracks arrive with artist names, labels, remixes, first-listen stories, and enough commentary to make the selections feel curated rather than dumped into a playlist. The music can move from minimal house into progressive house, then into indie dance, tougher tech house, Afro house-inspired material, or euphoric piano-led house. Genre loyalty is loose. Energy is the real organizing principle. The recurring Hotshot or Track of the Week adds a clear centrepiece, often framed as the standout from a new EP or a record that has been doing damage in clubs. Melbourne also runs through the show’s texture. Festival weekends, touring DJs, Kiss FM Australia references, local event announcements, and club plans give the hour a grounded sense of place. Sean Rowland’s comments are brief but pointed, whether praising a massive new track, noting a limited vinyl release, or objecting to the idea that a three-minute version counts as an extended mix. The show’s personality comes from that balance of taste and motion. It knows the labels and names without becoming precious about them. It can point toward Dynamic, Anjuna, Spectrum, Disorder, or other release contexts, then get straight back to the next record. For PlayNext users, One More Tune Radio works best as a direct pipeline into current club music. It is especially strong for listeners who want new tracks, credible enthusiasm, and a weekend-minded mix that keeps changing gear.