A refreshing episode with the incredibly talented BINA. This one's for the alt babes , for independent artists or anyone who is thinking about taking that leap of faith in their career. Much like her music, BINA speaks honestly about her experience as an artist on the come up , the relentless grind , what inspires her music and the climate for alternative black artists.

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A long awaited sit down with my dear friend and multi-hyphenate Kolade T Ladipo. From amplifying Black Queer voices to finding his identity in the city of Liverpool, he unpacks his deep love for music , being a vessel for change and how he is able to walk with confidence.

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We are back with an empowering , relatable and joyous episode with the brilliant Arthi. You can tell how fun this was because we were cackling the whole way through. In a scene that can sometimes feel really tricky to navigate, Arthi stays authentic , inspirational and reminds us all that we’re in this for the love of music. From dancing for Beyonce to djing across the globe and now producing her own music, Arthi proves that , contrary to what the internet may say , you really CAN do more than one thing. Cheers to being multifaceted , cheers to evolving and cheers to Arthi.

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Here we go! The first episode of The Sonic Route and we are joined by North London's Capo Lee. This was a huge joy to record and Capo revealed all - from his unexpected love for ibiza classics to Capo before the music and how support from Jamal Edwards boosted his career. The making of his album "Signed and Delivered" with Big Zuu and the themes that inspired it. From years of grinding to finding his why to becoming a youth mentor , this conversation is truly an exclusive and honest unpacking of Capo Lee's Sonic Route. 

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