Who we are

About Day Zero Music

We are an independent, online radio broadcasting DJs live from all over the world.

Day Zero Music was founded to connect music lovers with live DJs. The world is full of talent that needs to be heard. We offer these talents a platform to share their talents with the world while providing a fantastic experience for music lovers.

Become a part of us and immerse yourself in the fantastic world of music.

Second Life

Day Zero .: Underground Club :.

Second Life is a great online world where people can meet and get to know each other.

Second Life also has a large community of music lovers and great DJ talent. Why not use the opportunity there to connect people? That's exactly what we did by opening a really cool underground club in Second Life. DAY ZERO!

Visit us in the club and enjoy parties with music from great live DJs.

Find out more

Day Zero Music Team

Our Starry Residents

Mangagement/DJ

Chantal Susanowa

Talent Scout

David North

Technical

Sebastian Lightman

Editor/Admin

Denise Ellis

Our testimonials

What our Listeners says

It's amazing that some of your live DJs are unknown talents. These people should be on big stages. Many professionals don't sound that good. I hope that with your help these talents will one day become big names. They deserve it.

- Sam Fuller

I am a fan of electronic music. Unfortunately, my everyday life doesn't allow me to go to clubs often and hear good DJs, so I love your station because I get a club feeling even while I'm working, or when I'm traveling by car.

- Megan Shiloh

I am a musician myself and came across your radio station by chance. Since there is a lot on the internet and my experiences weren't always the best, I was skeptical until I listened to the first shows. Now I'm excited. Thanks for that!

- Mike Sandler

Hey, love your radio station and the fact that you also have a club in Second Life is really great. I've met a lot of nice people there and love the parties. It's great that you also broadcast the music from the club on your station!

- Christin Newman