To celebrate the recent Record Store Day, Rob spins records he has recently bought from Record Shops (both real shops and online shops)....so a strictly promo free and “dodgy” download free show this week! Reggae influenced tracks from Wiley, Afr

The in-demand Omar and Zed Bias’s “Dancing” gets a spin, Shepdog reworks Adele reggae style, a reggae cover version of Shannon’s Let The Music Play from Amon Drum plus a track from Smiley Culture (R.I.P). There’s a special DJ mix from Nostl

New bass heavy tracks from Africa Hitech on Warp, Debruit and Zed Bias. Ramadanman reworks the Woo Riddim, Ashley Beedle remixing Gil Scot Heron, some rocking RnB / Blues from Joe Lutcher and Hanni El Khatib, some soulful Disco from Monique Bingham a

A special Vinyl Only show celebrating the labels and artists who are currently releasing music on vinyl. The show includes music from Jamie XX, Sister Nancy, DJ Day, Ramadanman, Lone and Hidden Orchestra and includes record labels Ninja Tune, Tru Tho

A special guest DJ mix from Hidden Orchestra that really does take you on a journey from Portishead to Classical to Hip Hop to Poetry to Albert Eienstein.....a rewarding listening experience.

A special Drum and Bass DJ Mix from Robert in the second half of the show. The first half of the show has Hint’s remix of Wiley, Theo Parrish remixing Owiny Sigomy Band, Nu Tone with an abstract Soul tune plus a classic from De La Soul.

Brand new music from Nostalgia 77, heavy electronic soul from Amalia, twisted bass from Lopez, Hip Hip from Das Racist and Quasimoto and Skillz,Bollywood style, new tunes from Roots Manuva and MJ Cole plus some digital reggae from El Fata

Some deep soul bass music from Amalia and Jessie Ware, some previously unreleased Domu tunes. A classic from Basement Jaxx. Wiley on the Mike Lowery beat. New music from MJ Cole and Jamie XX remixing Gil Scot Heron.

Leftfield soul with Jamie xx remixing Gil Scot Heron and Falty DL remixing Maddslinky, reggae from Hollie Cook, produced by Prince Fatty, classic Hip Hop from Mantronix and rakim, a Disco version of Vangelis and brand new Joy O aka Orbison.