Taylor Young
Founder & CEO · Los Angeles
Building Palm Radio’s shows, and Palm Radar so every one of those shows gets remembered.
Story & Team
Where the
signal started.
Palm Radio started as an excuse to get all of Taylor’s friends in one room. Now it’s a collective putting up and coming artists on real stages.
How it started
One show in a boiler room.
A boiler room called The Jungle
Palm Radio began as one show, to bring all of Taylor’s friends into the same space. Taylor opened it, playing the first set as T-Young.
From a party to a collective
It grew into a platform for up and coming DJs and artists, built on one lesson: the real community lives wherever people already gather.
Easy to get to
Shows come with a note on how to get there by train or bus.
Building both stations
Two things at once now: Palm Radio’s shows, and Palm Radar, the app that keeps the record.
Why live
Live is the one thing a feed can’t fake.
How we find music keeps changing. But we still need to hear it together, discover artists we’ll want to see again, and share a show we’re still talking about the next day. Palm Radio gives artists a stage and people a reason to show up.
The team
The people behind the signal.
Justej Singh
Co-founder & COO · SF Bay Area
Runs the operations side of Palm Radio: the planning, the partners and everything that has to go right before the first act plays.
Join us
Could be you.
Location leads, ambassadors, photographers, people who just know everyone in their scene. These are volunteer roles. If you want in, tell us what you’d bring.