Music Medicine is all about the present, and future, this month with fresh, and unreleased tracks from Subject 13, Boys Be Kko, Erik Buschmann and Brecon.
Plus, Ameli Paul encourages us to have love for one another, Future Utopia wants us not to stop caring for our planet, and Nia Archives bigs up the bad gyalz. Let the music take you on a journey.
Tracklistings available on Instagram, @Iszabel.x

Music Medicine is all about the present, and future, this month with fresh, and unreleased tracks from Subject 13, Boys Be Kko, Erik Buschmann and Brecon. Plus, Ameli Paul encourages us to have love for one another, Future Utopia wants us not to stop caring for our planet, and Nia Archives bigs up the bad gyalz. Let the music take you on a journey. Tracklistings available on Instagram, @Iszabel.x

Music Medicine Episode 31

Music Medicine is a forward thinking show presented by former BBC Radio 1 & 1Xtra Producer and Ecstatic Dance DJ, Iszabel, broadcasting from the magical island of Ibiza.

Music Medicine delves deeper into the beats and speech to increase consciousness about who and how we are, to help you connect more fully with yourself, each other and the world around. It’s about letting go, learning, listening, feeling, healing and dancing.

Loosely based around an Ecstatic Dance ‘wave’, the show traverses the BPMs and genres. There’s pre-released tracks, fresh cuts and old school classics. The music helps us to drop the thoughts from our mind and get into the bones and muscles of our bodies. There are tracks to unwind to and tracks to shake out to. The music also takes us into our hearts, so we can feel the full spectrum of human emotion.

Music Medicine aims to be both a resource and a support. You can use it as the basis for your embodiment practice or listen to it as a show in itself. There are also guest interviews from the worlds of music, healing, health and wellbeing.

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Music Medicine is a forward thinking show presented by former BBC Radio 1 & 1Xtra Producer and Ecstatic Dance DJ, Iszabel, broadcasting from the magical island of Ibiza. Music Medicine delves deeper into the beats and speech to increase consciousness about who and how we are, to help you connect more fully with yourself, each other and the world around. It’s about letting go, learning, listening, feeling, healing and dancing. Loosely based around an Ecstatic Dance ‘wave’, the show traverses the BPMs and genres. There’s pre-released tracks, fresh cuts and old school classics. The music helps us to drop the thoughts from our mind and get into the bones and muscles of our bodies. There are tracks to unwind to and tracks to shake out to. The music also takes us into our hearts, so we can feel the full spectrum of human emotion. Music Medicine aims to be both a resource and a support. You can use it as the basis for your embodiment practice or listen to it as a show in itself. There are also guest interviews from the worlds of music, healing, health and wellbeing.

Music Medicine is a forward thinking show presented by former BBC Radio 1 &amp; 1Xtra Producer and Ecstatic Dance DJ, Iszabel, broadcasting from the magical island of Ibiza.

Music Medicine delves deeper into the beats and speech to increase consciousness about who and how we are, to help you connect more fully with yourself, each other and the world around. It’s about letting go, learning, listening, feeling, healing and dancing.

Loosely based around an Ecstatic Dance ‘wave’, the show traverses the BPMs and genres. There’s pre-released tracks, fresh cuts and old school classics. The music helps us to drop the thoughts from our mind and get into the bones and muscles of our bodies. There are tracks to unwind to and tracks to shake out to. The music also takes us into our hearts, so we can feel the full spectrum of human emotion.

Music Medicine aims to be both a resource and a support. You can use it as the basis for your embodiment practice or listen to it as a show in itself. There are also guest interviews from the worlds of music, healing, health and wellbeing.

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Music Medicine Episode 31

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