The seventh Sedition Podcast is presented by Kolegu, the man behind the My First Love Record imprint specialising in deep and dubby minimal house and techno. On this podcast he presents a selection of new music from My First Love and other labels from the Crossworlder family including Diferit, Sakadat and Far Far Away.

The sixth Sedition Podcast is presented by Ranno Vollman from Iasi in Romania. Ranno has released several tracks and remixes on Crossworld Records, and plays all over Romania. On this podcast he presents a selection of new music from the Crossworlder family of artists and labels from deep house grooves to tougher tech beats.

The fifth Sedition Podcast is presented by Rachel Harvey. Originally from Perth in Australia and famous for her long sets, Rachel is now based in London and resident at the Lost in London parties. On this podcast she explores her passion for the progressive sound with a journey through the latest underground tech and progressive house.

The fourth Sedition Podcast is presented by Sean Jay Dee from Crossworld Records. Formed in September 2010, the Crossworld family of artists and labels have quickly established themselves as an exciting new source of talent. Join Sean for a selection of the latest funk-fuelled deep tech and jazzy underground house.

The third Sedition Podcast is presented by John Taylor from Punx Soundcheck. With releases on Hottwerk Records and Arcade Pony, Punx Soundcheck are major players on the electro, bass and beats scene. John takes us through his early influences from hip hop to electropop before unleashing a mini-mix of the latest sounds.

The second Sedition Podcast is presented by Paul Jackson in the shape of his alter ego Boat Drinks! Expect music, comedy, film soundtracks and exclusive re-edits woven together into an audio collage. Hilarious, ironic, thoughtful and reflecting Paul's impeccable taste in music, Boat Drinks is a treat for the ears and the mind.

The first Sedition Podcast is presented by London's finest Nuke Them All! with Buster Bennett and Fonteyn. Buster kicks things off introducing his new Fake Rolex project featuring vocals from OffKey, and an explosive mix of beat, breaks and tropical bass. Fonteyn then takes over for the Aftermath, and a trip through the latest mutant disco, leftfield rave and new wave house.