Music Medicine

With Valentines Day past us, Music Medicine gets down with love. But we’re doing it in an alternative way. I drop breaks and deep electronica to explore love when you’re alone and love for the Earth as well as the good old romantic love. There’s heart-felt classics from Oh Wonder and Bob Moses, a cheeky love song from Fish From Japan and The Melody Men, and lush, fresh cuts from Matt Ryder and Ross From Friends.

I kick off this years Movement Medicine with a heap of fresh tracks and pre-releases. There’s brand new Drum n Bass from Lowr, melodic techno courtesy of Cebb & Delon and breaks by Breacon. I'm also repping the sisters with new tunes from Xinobi featuring Meta on vocal duties, and Da Capo’s remix of Angelique Kidjo’s classic, Agolo. Plus, you get a chance to dance your intentions for 2022.

In the final dose of Music Medicine for 2021, I let the music do the talking with a classic Ecstatic Dance mix to help you let go of the mind and get into the body.

Different musical styles and genres inspire diverse movement and emotion, inviting you to navigate, through the power of music, what it means to be human at this time.

There’s new releases from Duncan Forbes, 3Head and Luca Duran and modern classics from Rapossa and Deathpact.

You can find full tracklistings and Iszabel’s DJ schedule on Instagram @iszabel.x  

“One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain.” In this months’ dose of Music Medicine, I drop beats to help navigate the full spectrum of what it means to be human. There’s new releases from Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs and Sun-El Musician, as well as Voodoo and Prayers, the label run by John Lee Fenton – the man behind the show’s artwork. There’s also a relaxing mix to soothe the soul and uplift the heart with electronic tracks and sounds from Nature interspersing live recordings of my sound healing instruments to guide you through a journey towards better health and wellbeing.

Music Medicine is full of fresh music this month with brand new tracks from Bonobo, Nightmares on Wax and Goldie’s new moniker, Subjective. Hear how Dutch duo Amy Root have translated William Turner’s paintings into sound and the masterful way Absolute has mashed up Raw Silk’s Do It To The Music.

We’ll also be delving into music and movement to explore the energies of yin, yang and yeung; yin being the receptive feminine energy, yang the active masculine energy and yeung the mix of the two. Regardless of your gender or how you identify, we all have these energies inside of us, and exploring them through the dance allows us to become more complete, more whole.

DJ and Producer Mose joins Iszabel in this months edition of Music Medicine. He’ll be dropping his most loved tracks as well as some new releases. Sharing his words of wisdom, Mose chats about his spiritual practice, the freedom of Ecstatic Dance, where he gets his inspiration from, collaborating with other musicians and why we should all feel hopeful for the future.

As an antidote to the peak summer season in Ibiza, this month’s Music Medicine drops a meditative shamanic mix to lay back and chill out to, enticing you into deep relaxation (Earth) through increasing and decreasing waves (Water) to the peak of your edges (Fire) and back to your breath (Air).

We welcome old skool raver, sound healer and curator of the infamous Cosmic Pineapple parties at Pikes, Kim Booth, to the show. She chats about her music industry past and her spiritual awakening. There’s also new tracks from Milio, Mild Minds and LEGATO plus a classic from Josh Wink.

We call on the ancestors to help us learn a little more about the Black Lives Matter movement and look at what we can do both individually and collectively to create a more equitable world.

There’s new cuts from Klaves, Hiatus, Joseph Ray and Awe Kid, with a couple of classic vibes thrown in. We look at the courage it takes to reach out for support and big up the people who’ve got our back.