
Date | Saturday 14 November + Sunday 15 November |
Time | Saturday: 2:00–4:00pm |
Location | Light + Flight Festival Finchley Lakeside, Squires Lane, N3 2QT |
Tickets | Free. Reserve your spot! |
Shared Frequencies is a series of live radio shows and listening sessions created with Voices Radio, exploring the music, stories and cultural influences of some of the diverse communities that make up contemporary Barnet. Local residents, artists, DJs and special guests share the music that matters to them, using it as a starting point to explore migration, identity, belonging and life in Barnet today.
SATURDAY SETLIST | Saturday 14 November, 2.00–4.00pm
Reciprocity: Coded Rituals
2.00–3.00pm
Hosted by Reciprocity founder ixxi with special guest, coded rituals is an interdisciplinary performance exploring wu wei (無爲) - how ancestral rituals and Eastern philosophies inform contemporary cosmology in shared spaces. Designed as a listening chamber where bodies, frequencies, field recordings, and rhythms entangle, this sonic, embodied ceremony transforms the crowd into a collective living organism.
Joy Through Heaviness
3.00–4.00pm
Hosted by DJ two±five with special guests, the show is centered on the theme of "joy through heaviness," DJ two±five explores resilience, personal joy, and community connection. Sonically, the show weaves ambient textures and spiritual jazz - nodding to Alice Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders, and Shabaka Hutchings - alongside Highlife and polyrhythmic percussion, anchored by live conversations with local curators and creatives.
SUNDAY SETLIST | Sunday 15 November, 12.00–2.00pm
Nicou Nejad: CLUB عزیز AZIZ
12.00–1.00pm
Hosted by Rhythm Labs co-founder Nicou Nejad, CLUB عزیز AZIZ explores the global footprint of the UK underground. The show highlights underrepresented Persian and Middle Eastern influences across electronic music, weaving in spoken word and poetry in English and Farsi from Barnet poet and writer, Leila Taheri.
Loversrock.pdf - Exploring Balkan Folk Culture & Feminism
1.00–2.00pm
Hosted by Issy Jeane, this show takes an intersectional feminist deep dive into Bulgarian and Balkan folk traditions - exploring traditional vocal techniques, community, rituals, spirituality, and the role of music as a form of healing.















