Say More Radio Broadcast Sunday 8pm 23rd November 2025

Sunday 23rd November 2025 Song List
(8pm Brisbane time video broadcast - 6pm Philippine time)

This 58 minute program will present Original Filipino Music from Australia and the rest of the world in Philippine languages, in English, Tagalog, and Bisaya. Say More Radio Show SWR 99.9 FM promotes unity through music, language, and culture, broadcasting indie Pinoy music from all over the world.

Share your music or announcements with the local and international community. If you have something to share with the community, send an email to [email protected]

If you are an indie unsigned artist, send us your music! Your MP3’s MUST BE of radio broadcast quality, 16LUFS, minimum 320kbps, contain no swear words/profanity, no sexual, or racial, or political vilification. Protest songs are allowed. Just don’t target any individual or group directly.

The vocals must be intelligible, meaning, the words must be understood. Say More Radio is about helping the artist be understood, their message in a song, be understood. It is about intelligibility and respect — because music is communication, and every listener deserves to understand what the artist is saying. We’re here to help the artists SAY MORE.

“We’re not asking you to make perfect music,” JyEL says. “We’re asking you to make honest music — music that your listener can understand, music that carries your heart clearly.
At the end of the day, the true measure of music is not how loud it is, but how clear it speaks. In that clarity lies respect — respect for the craft, for the listener, and for the soul of sound itself. Respect your listener. Because your music is not just for you. That’s why you’ve created the song — to connect, to share, to move others.

Myself, being Say More Radio’s producer and DJ, we do listen to submissions, and on a case by case basis, I have aired songs that were low in production but the music is clean, and words can be clearly understood. As long as it conforms to the theme of the broadcast, we do air it. We’re not looking for technical work, we’re looking for heart and soul.

Any music genre is accepted for broadcast as long as it conforms to the community radio requirements mentioned.

All comments and opinions in this program are not necessarily held by the station.

Say More Radio has two broadcasts every Sunday, 1pm from the station https://www.swr999.com.au//shows/say-... and 8pm from Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@saymoreradio... on Sunday night.

Say More Radio Show acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands across Australia. We acknowledge the wisdom of Elders past, present, and emerging, and recognize the positive contribution of First Nations people to the health and well-being of our communities through cultural heritage, values and beliefs. May their strength and wisdom be with us today.

8.00pm Say More to Life by Butch Monserrat (Tasmania)
This is Say More Radio Show’s signature track. Many thanks to Butch Monserrat of Monserrat Musikworx, Tasmania. This signature track for Say More Radio Show symbolizes this show’s mission to explore, through music, diverse topics, share stories, and engage in meaningful dialogue, all while encouraging us listeners to reflect on our own lives and experiences. Overall, it’s a compelling invitation to live fully and authentically. Let’s listen to our artists as they sing to us about their experiences.

8.12pm Out of the Woods by Little Napier feat Fonic (Sydney via Newcastle, NSW)
“Out of the Woods” explores feeling trapped in a recurring, dreamlike state—using natural imagery of tides, waves, and woods to illustrate the struggle to break free from confusion or uncertainty, while longing for clarity and escape; there’s a sense of hope as the narrator reaches for help and finally moves “out of the woods,” symbolizing a journey toward renewal and self-discovery.

8.19pm Placeholder by Chloe Styler (Gold Coast)
Many thanks to Michael Gill of Kick Push PR for sending us this track.
This song, “Placeholder” reflects the pain and frustration of being used by someone who is emotionally unavailable and indecisive; the narrator realizes they’re only wanted as a temporary comfort or “placeholder” when the other person’s real commitments aren’t present. Through vivid scenes and honest confession, the lyrics highlight the internal conflict between longing for genuine connection and recognizing self-worth, ultimately expressing a sense of disillusionment and the desire to break free from toxic cycles.

8.25pm You by Zyryndyr (South Korea via Bukidnon)
This song, You, is a joyful expression of finding true love and the deep emotional connection that comes with it, celebrating the journey from uncertainty to commitment, symbolized by the proposal and the wedding ring; it emphasizes that while falling in love is easy, staying in love — with the right person—is what truly matters, and here, that person is "you".

8.33pm My World by The Hype Boys (Blacktown)
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