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| Stationhead to Stream Weekly FlyingDog Music Show Every Thursday (Press Release) |
FlyingDog Goes Live! Weekly Playlist Show “Weekly FlyingDog” Starts Streaming on Stationhead 29 May
First episode features iconic Samurai Champloo tracks, including Nujabes’ award-winning “aruarian dance”
Calling all anime music nerds, vinyl hoarders, and late-night lo-fi lurkers — FlyingDog’s cooking up something special and it’s hitting the airwaves (well, streamwaves) starting Thursday, 29 May at 8PM JST.
Say hello to “Weekly FlyingDog”, a brand-new radio-style programme streaming exclusively on Stationhead, the popular interactive radio app that’s turning casual listening into a community gig.
What’s the vibe?
Each week, FlyingDog will drop a handpicked playlist — think everything from emotional bangers to jazzy classics, from hidden gems to full-on iconic soundtracks. No talking heads or fancy intros, just pure music discovery curated from decades of anime, game, and cinematic brilliance.
The show kicks off with a proper tribute: Episode 1 dives into the legendary “Samurai Champloo” soundtrack, featuring the late great Nujabes’ “aruarian dance” — which just bagged the 2025 Music Awards Japan’s Best Instrumental Song. If you know, you know. If you don’t, you’re in for a treat.
Upcoming line-up (it's stacked)
Here’s what’s on the schedule so far — mark your Thursdays:
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5/29 – Samurai Champloo #1
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6/5 – Samurai Champloo #2
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6/12 – Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (Yoko Kanno magic incoming)
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6/19 – Pick-Up Album: Aria: The Animation Original Soundtrack
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6/26 – Works by Yuki Kajiura #1 (from Noir, Madlax, Xenosaga II, .hack//, Aquarion Age... the list goes on)
How to tune in?
FlyingDog’s got you sorted. Just head to their official Stationhead page at
👉 stationhead.com/flyingdog
The app lets you listen in real time, chat with fans, and vibe with others while the tunes drop.
If you’re new to Stationhead, there’s even a handy YouTube Shorts guide to get you started:
👉 Watch on YouTube
So if you’ve ever wanted your Thursday nights soundtracked by the likes of Yoko Kanno, Yuki Kajiura, and Nujabes, here’s your golden ticket.