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Triximo with a set recorded live at The Glove That Fits.

tryb and Fiyahdred with a show that’s 3 YEARS in the making 🔥🔥 Fiyahdred has come through and is set and is setting fire to the decks.

ONLYONEMANU + friends present bootyshaking bouncy girls. For the girls, the gays and the they’s. Soundtracked by @onlyonemanu_ @olliedeane__ @jeanblairee @bunnyg3tmunny

The Wills are back this evening with 2 hours of soulful house to bring us into the evening! 🕺⭐️🔥

Jesse Bernard back in the studio with another instalment of Home Comforts.😌

Tune in for an hour of soul, disco and R&B from the 70s and 80s🕺🔥

Currently on the airwaves, soundtracking your Out Of Office ???experience the only way we know how, Jameson Jameson style.

A little midweek therapy in the form of a freestyle mix, easing you out of the working week and into that slower, softer headspace.

Expect loose blends, good groove and a few unexpected turns as we soundtrack the journey towards that easy exit.

For the last hour, we had the sounds of lowkeyibedjing taking us through a full-spectrum club journey, edits, Jersey, house, electronic cuts and baile, all stitched together with nostalgic lyrics and familiar moments.

A set built for movement, jumping between rhythms and references while keeping that playful, slightly leftfield energy at the centre.

From the top of the programming, KSLICE was back in the booth with an alternative blend of hip-hop, jazz and electronic sounds, easing us into the morning.

Joining the show was Estère, a multidisciplinary artist, producer and DJ of Cameroonian and New Zealand heritage, now based in London. Moving fluidly between electronic production, R&B, Afro-fusion and experimental textures, she’s built a world rooted in storytelling, performance and a deep sense of identity.

With stages shared alongside Grace Jones, Erykah Badu and Hiatus Kaiyote, Estère’s practice stretches far beyond the music, into community, creative exchange and creating space for others.

KSLICE caught up with Estère around her latest release Corduroy Jeans. The conversation opens out into immigration, resilience, identity and belonging, alongside some of the community-focused projects and creative spaces she continues to build.

ambient, hypnagogic and classical musings for the end of summer. featuring music from Angelo

Badalamenti, Susumu Yokota, Yu Su, Toby Fox and Joy Division.

Sār takes a journey through the sounds shaping his connection to South Asian underground music. The mix moves loosely between rhythm, bass, and melody, weaving together familiar textures with more unexpected turns. Featuring some of Sār’s favourite South Asian producers, Tahkhānā brings together sounds that sit across the spectrum of underground dance music — from deep, rolling grooves to broken rhythms, bass-heavy cuts and hazier moments in between. Rather than following a fixed genre or direction, the mix is an open-ended exploration of sounds, influences, and moods — a glimpse into the music Sār is drawn to, and the spaces where South Asian sounds meet the wider underground.