Caffé Latté

This week’s show is packed with new music from: The Weeknd, Adam Lambert, Sam Sparro, Ruby Turner, Lauv, Louis Tomlinson and more. There’s some retro thrown in too.

This week, let’s put aside the anxiety concerning COVID-19, lockdowns and the hording of toilet paper for 2 hours and go back in time to the era of mirror balls and dancing. Caffè Lattè has a Disco Special with gems from The Bee Gees, Donna Summer, KC & The Sunshine Band, Hot Chocolate, Tina Charles and Boney M among others to help you forget your woes.

This week, hear new songs from Sam Sparro, Keiino and Ava Max. Sweden has made its selection for Eurovision. Missy Higgins is inducted into the Icons Gallery. We pay tribute to Candi Staton who turned 80 this weekn in the Black Roots segment.

This week’s show is jam-packed with new tracks from: Lady Gaga, Sam Sparro, Louis Tomlinson, Tame Impala, Moses Sumney, Elton John and Ruby Turner as well as some finalists in the Swedish national selections for Eurovision.

This show winds back the clock to 1980. Hear some great tracks from 40 years ago by artists such as: Queen, Blondie, Hall & Oates, Irene Cara & George Benson.

This edition of the program has Billie Eilish’s new James Bond theme song, new music from Ruby Turner and LGBT artist Moses Sumney. A new musical act is inducted into the Icons Gallery of performers whose music means a lot to our community. The Black Roots segment includes tracks by Roberta Flack. Leon Bridges, Donny Hathaway, Salt-N-Pepa and Loleatta Holloway.

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This week’s show features new music from Elton John, Ruby Turner, Michael Stipe (R.E.M.), Incognito and Benjamin Ingrosso. Australia’s Eurovision entry for 2020 is included. In the Black Roots segment, enjoy tracks by Dionne Warwick, Natalie Cole, Mary J. Blige, Shalamar, Stevie Wonder, The Supremes and Viola Wills.

On this Australia Day edition of the show, you can hear some of the contenders for Eurovision this year, from Australia and Norway. Another musical act is inducted into the Icons Gallery (musicians whose music has meant a lot to our LGBTIQ community) and, in the Black Roots segment, there’s a look back on highlights from the Gladys Knight songbook as she tours the country.

You asked for more and so here’s another show dedicated to the great music of 1979, including: Blondie, Village people, E.L.O., The Reels, Fleetwood Mac, Rose Royce, Sister Sledge & Dionne Warwick.

This episode of Caffè Lattè goes back to 1979, with the music that was on our radios 40 years ago. Including: Misex, Lene Lovich, Queen, Christie Allen, Eruption, George Benson & Sugarhill Gang.