Participants from shmuSOUND’S Collective Compositions course will be performing at the MacRobert Building of the University of Aberdeen, promising an interesting night of music from around the world. The project, funded by Creative Scotland, aims to promote the music and culture of the city's minority ethnic communities.
Station House Media Unit [shmu] has been awarded £16,000 to deliver training and inspire the next generation of local film making talent. Station House has been making films in the North East of Scotland for 20 years and this year will deliver the prestigious BFI Film Academy.
Wednesday the 14th of January is a sad day for shmuFM as we wave goodbye to one of our longstanding presenters, Neil Gibbons.
Neil has been helping the people of Aberdeen wake up and get going by presenting the Breakfast Show on a Tuesday and a Wednesday morning between 7 and 9am for the last 3 years.
The Ultimate 80s show celebrates its first birthday this weekend… How time flies!
Presenter, Dave Ironside and co-host, Colin Banks have been bringing you the best, and sometimes the worst, of the decade of big hair and fantastic music.
Station House Media Unit (shmu) has secured a major funding boost of £896,326 from the Big Lottery Fund which will allow it to extend its work within the criminal justice sector with a 5-year media project based in HMP &YOI Grampian.
2015 sees the launch of shmu's brand new youth journalism group. They will be out and about, covering stories for the shmu website and each of the community magazines. Watch this space for updates on what they are up to. The group have already started working on articles which will be included in the spring editions of the community magazines.
