My Year in Sound by Sound of Life

The Emmy-award winning composer, pianist, vocalist, filmmaker and multidisciplinary artist visits us from the Bay Area to talk community, healing and the year he started finding his voice as an artist.

The Emmy-award winning composer, pianist, vocalist, filmmaker and multidisciplinary artist visits us from the Bay Area to talk community, healing and the year he started finding his voice as an artist. 

Miso Extra is one to watch. The creator of the "Misoverse" brings us back to the iconic Olympics Spice Girls reunion, her very first vinyl and a coming-of-age moment at Reading & Leeds.

The magnetic Joshua Idehen–critically acclaimed spoken word artist and musician–joins us to talk about the year of “amazing music”, what poetry means to him and the song that marked a pivot in his creativity. Don’t miss this one. 

Bradley Zero’s 2014 set everything in motion. The launch of record label Rhythm Section International, and the end of his last-ever job at Boiler Room. The beginning of growing his own vibrant, global community that has led to much-loved London venues Jumbi and Moko.

Venture back to 2010 with DJ, radio host and Club Yeke label head Tash LC. From her very first indie gig to jamming out with a Walkman on the way to school, you just might discover the genesis of the continent-crossing platform she's built. 

BAFA-nominated composer Adiescar Chase spends her time with us reflecting on a wild 2024: a life-changing nomination for Netflix comedy-drama hit Heartstoppers, an unforgettable solo performance and a sense of things finally falling into place.

In the very first episode of our podcast, music obsessive Colleen Cosmo Murphy brings us back to her version of 1986: high school graduation from a small town in Massachusetts, working as an assistant manager at a record shop, moving to New York City and the beginnings of Classic Album Sundays.