Multitrack

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Working for a better audio industry. 🔗 https://www.multitrack.uk/ 📺 https://www.youtube.com/@multitrackuk

Promotional graphic for the Audio Artist Pathway partnership with XMTR.FM Audio Arts Festival. A black circular XMTR festival logo sits on a textured black-and-white background with flowing curved line graphics. Bold cut-out text reads “Pathway Partner.” The lower section is bright pink with large black text reading “Audio Artist Pathway.” Logos for In The Dark, Multitrack and XMTR appear along the bottom. The post announces that Pathway artists will receive free tickets to XMTR 2026 and share their work at XMTR 2027.
Black-and-white graphic promoting the Audio Artist Pathway. An adult elephant and baby elephant walk out of a dark circular tunnel against a textured grey background. Bold yelow text reads "What Are We Looking For? Application Guidance & FAQS." Purple blocks frame the design, with In The Dark and Multitrack logos at the bottom.
Promotional graphic for the Audio Artist Pathway. A black-and-white textured background features a bird perched inside a circular cut-out, with curved line graphics extending outward. Bold yellow text reads “Applications Now Open!” and “Deadline 31 May 2026.” Bright green lower section includes the title “Audio Artist Pathway” with In The Dark and Multitrack logos.
Promotional graphic for the Audio Artist Pathway with bold neon yellow, pink and black design elements. Text reads: “Coming Soon! Applications Open 1 May 2026.” A black-and-white snail collage sits in the centre against a textured grey background with abstract curved line graphics. Below, large text reads “Audio Artist Pathway,” with In The Dark and Multitrack logos at the bottom.
A black and yellow graphic with the Multitrack logo and the title “Fresh Fellow Commissions.” It lists new audio works by Multitrack Fellows: Georgie Styles – Life Blood: If a River Could Speak, What Would It Say?; Daniel Pearce – Lost & Found: The Methodists; Chantal Romain – I Am What I Ate; Leon Clowes – The Alcoholic’s Tarot; Charlie West – Sounds Like Cornwall; Derick Armah – Sound and the Soil; Uilleam MacCormaig – Song of the Deer; and Antonia Gospel – A Northerner’s Guide to London.
British Podcast Awards Multitrack Fellow Jill Achineku wins for "What's Your Map?" with host Jerry Brotton, featuring a smiling Jill.
Radio Times magazine clipping with abstract artwork of a silhouetted head in blue, orange and yellow brushstrokes. Text reads: The Essay: Multitrack, 9.45pm Radio 3. A review praising new producers Georgie Styles, Derick Armah and Charlie West for creating boundary-pushing, beautifully crafted short-form radio pieces exploring rivers, eco-anxiety, and Cornish music. Written by Anna Jones.
A person in a white T-shirt (Jesse Lawson) leans forward with a microphone, extending their arm to someone in a yellow T-shirt who is speaking while holding a drink. They are surrounded by an attentive seated audience. Text below reads: Interview MAGIC with Jesse Lawson 14.10.25 – 18.11.25. The In The Dark logo appears in the corner.
Event reminder graphic for Multitrack’s “Careering Into Audio” with bold, dynamic lettering: “See You Tonight!” Date: 13 June Location: 24 King William Street, London, EC4R 9AT Colorful and expressive design with a DIY zine aesthetic and animated type.