Voices Radio

This month, Leo welcomes Lily Of The Valley for decadence, sincerity, a great atmosphere and sensuality. That’s more or less how we might describe the whimsical spirit of Lily Of The Valley’s sets. The artist with the floral name is constantly expanding her musical universe, oscillating between percussive delicacies, dark wave influences, and rhythms that are either spellbinding or melancholic...

This week’s a special one as Bedfactory welcomes their first ever guest to the show — good friend and all round top man, Outten. Expect a mix of tunes and chat as the BFR boys get into Outten’s early influences, the story behind House Hub Media, and the journey that’s brought him to where he is now.

There’s loads of fresh music throughout the show too, including tracks from some seriously exciting upcoming producers, plus three unreleased heaters from Outten himself. Later on, the conversation turns to Dan’s move to Manchester, his collaboration with ADR, and a few quickfire questions before Outten rounds things off with a guest mix packed full of energy.

DJ_CK was up next in the studio, listen back to warm you up for the bank holiday weekend with a mix of euphoric house and trance ⭐️⭐️

Liam Parsons was back in the voices studio! Tune in for a start of summer mix filled with plenty of feel good, nostalgic moments & euphoric trance & progressive.

Art To Art, the show where we have a heart to heart about all things art! Creative platform and monthly radio resident, Art to Art is dedicated to bridging the gap in the creative industry by providing a welcoming space for conversations about art to take place. Each episode features an interview with a guest artist who welcomes us into their artistic universe, guiding us through songs that encapsulate each stage of their creative flow. Listen Monday 18th of May as their new season continues with a brilliant interview featuring the multi-disciplinary poet, artist and storyteller Tolu Elusadé!

Voices x @HumanityProject.UK | A new series exploring hope and resistance around the UK, produced by @MakingMovements.World. This time we’re in the North London Borough of Haringey.

If Poets Ruled the World: The Podcast is hosted by Ruth Elora (also known as The Mayfair Poet) and Salma the Poet.

Each month, we explore a different theme and ask one radical question:

What would it look like if poets ruled it?

Through honest conversation, cultural critique and original poetry, we reimagine the world through a poetic lens. This month, we’re looking at home & community, the ones we are born into and the ones we find and build.

In this episode of If Poets Ruled the World, Ruth Elora and Salma the Poet are joined by singer and poet Milli-Rose to explore what home means and the communities we have built along the way.

Trigger warning: this episode contains discussions of homelessness and domestic abuse. If you need support, please find the different topics and relevant organisations which can help below:

Homelessness - please call Shelter for on housing or homelessness on 0808 800 4444 if in England; 0808 800 4444 if in Scotland; or 0800 049 5495 if in Wales

Domestic abuse - please call the National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247 (for women) or Respect on 0808 8010327 (for men)

Join us for another rotation of The Voices Breakfast Show, with Kit Lockey on the dials setting the tone for the morning.

This week, Kit is joined by Daniele Mizar — DJ, community builder, migrant, and Green Party candidate, for an open and thoughtful conversation spanning politics, music, and the urgent need to protect our independent music venues.

Together they dig into how we keep cultural spaces open, sustain grassroots scenes, and navigate the wider conversations around Electron Week, all while weaving in brand new music for your ears.

@paperplanexmusic's Imagine If returns for episode seven with @haroldheathofficial

A DJ since the late 80s, producer of a few hundred records and author of Long Relationships, a memoir Bill Brewster called the best thing on dance music he'd read in years, Harold has built a life inside dance music that didn't quite go where he hoped. Then wrote about it more honestly than almost anyone else has.

They talk about teenage mixtapes as a mating ritual that never worked, a dream gig at a university student union and what reading your own book back looks like after a late autism and ADHD diagnosis. They also get into what success actually means when the festival stage isn't coming.

The conversation unfolds around 40 minutes in. Before that, Paperplane sets the tone with records that meander smoothly between house and techno. Then, Harold takes over with a mix that will viscerally remind you why you fell in love with house music.

This is Imagine If. Let's go.

Portamento is the Electronic music project of producer and DJ Mat Lomas.

Based in Kings Cross, their music and Dj sets explore the more introspective

and cerebral side of club culture, shining a light on House-influenced music that

works just as well in the club as it does on headphones.