Voices Radio

‘Iriarte, my grandma’s maiden name, is a Basque word for someone who lives between settlements. I use this as a starting point to explore the in between of spaces, places and time through a selection of field recordings, spoken word, folk, ambient, electronic and experimental music from the Basque Country as well as from other countries across the world and their regions. Today’s show is inspired by a recent trip to Greece and features Tunisian, Spanish and Colombian music as well as an early Rosalía gem.’ @mau_fo

Tracklist

Father Dionysios Tabakis - Relaxation Music With Tanbur

Mathias Duplessy, The 3 Violins Of The World - Gnossienne No. 1

Anouar Brahem - Astrakan Cafe - 1

Manolo Sanlucar - Nacencia

Flery Dandonaki - Ta Matoklada Sou Lampoun

Rosalia - La Hija De Juan Simon

Amaia Zubiria - Estigma Beltza

Xabier Lete - Poeta Hoiek

Lole y Manuel - Romero Verde

Los Nuevos Quechuas - Lagrimas De Amor

Connie Converse - How Sad, How Lovely

Bridget St. John - Barefeet And Hot Pavements

Sibylle Baier - Colour Green

Alabaster DePlume - A Gente Acaba (Vento Em Rosa)

Six Organs of Admittance - Home

Lena Platonos - The Wedding

Damian Dalla Torre - Domenica

Savina Yannatou - O Tahydromos Pethane

Dylan Henner - Everyone I’ve Ever Loved Lives Here

From Dawn Til Dusk, providing your Sunday fix of ambient electronic sounds. Today Alex is joined by Director, Filmmaker, host of NowThen podcast Craig Bingham. Join us for a conversation on his latest sci-fi short film ‘Faranooka’, and diving deeper in to his influences and earlier bodies of work.

Good morning Voices 🌞 it is once again time, thank goodness, for the Damn England Breakfast Show. We’ll be here from 9-11am, and back again every third Sunday of the month.

Today’s topic is, of course, top five marathons 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️ Give us a call or get in the chat for some huge marathon talk 📲 the number to call is 0330 043 2961 📞

Peace! And keep it locked 🔒

Colours & Soul is the new cosmic downtempo show on the Voices daybreak schedule from host and selector Floored Capri. Featuring fresh drops from Nightmares on Wax & Adrian Sherwood (Warp), the prolific Slovak producer Isobutane (Termina), Brighton/Jersey duo Kyla Kilzer & Max Noir (Tru Thoughts) and Kokoroko (Brownswood) with a live-to-vinyl cut from their recent Record Store Day release.

Other highlights this month include an exceptional record from Brazilian collective Alter Disco which came out last year and reimagines percussionist Marco Bosco’s groundbreaking 1983 album, a work that fused Brazilian percussion traditions with the emerging language of electronic music. As well as Los Angeles-based guitarist, producer, and speech-language pathologist Go Yama, whose latest album Rumi blends electronic ambient textures with jazz and is inspired by a children’s story he created to rekindle wonder and imagination in an overstimulated age.

Tracklist:

androo - D.13 (...) ) ( )))) ( )( ))

The Durutti Column - Love No More

Nightmares on Wax - Looking At You Dub

Kilzer & Max Noir - Stay Calm (Instrumental)

Dubwood Allstars - Under Dubwood

Marco Bosco x Alter Disco - Vento

Aaron Graham - After dinner

King Creosote & Jon Hopkins - First Watch

King Creosote & Jon Hopkins - Bubble

Eleventeen Eston - Dory on Swan

Culver City Dub Collective - The Cave

Mo Kolours - Rockets To Mars

Isobutane - RS7k_050625

Misha Panfilov - Coral Song

Kokoroko - Higher (From Metropolis Studios)

Go Yama - Philosopher Shell

DJ Raff - Memoria

Hour 1: 90s Kidd

Inspired by the sounds and energy of 90s rave culture, local Glasgow selector and host of club night ALL BLK, 90s Kidd takes influence from Breakbeat, Big Beat, Techno and Hardcore.

Over the next hour, expect a handpicked selection of favourite Breaks and Big Beat tracks

Hour 2: residents

Recorded from our two floor takeover at Nice N Sleazy back in April - this hour mix is packed with bass, breaks and UKG from our finest resident selectors.

Nach is a London-based DJ originally from NYC, and is inspired by diverse sounds and electronic music from around the world, and in particular by house music from South Africa.

Fatma is a musician and DJ from Cairo, Egypt, now based in Glasgow, Scotland. Her sets are ethereal and emotion heavy, drawing from different shades of palettes of tech house, IDM, breaks, and beyond.

Working in film, she’s no stranger to lacing up interesting narratives, all while staying authentic to what she seeks to express. She brings a similar energy tonight. Expect a journey that’s both reflective and driving.

LISH in the Voices Studio with us this Saturday night serving some warm dubstep and breaks, you're going to want to stay locked for this one...

Findia back on the Voices airwaves, this time with Baba Ali , fresh off the back of his ICA show. Playing some bangers and talking some talk , get ready to move

French disco, Italo disco, Hi-NRG, Japanese City Pop

Good taste, bad taste, big clouds in the sky - have a good time