Happy Earthday to our one and only DJ DNDY yeah yeah!

Closing out the live programming day, the crew from Grove Street step in and deliver a grime cypher at its finest. Dark, weighty and full of wheel-ups, the energy stays unapologetically raw from start to finish. Everything you need to round off your Wednesday—loud, charged and locked in.

Oufffff—energy from start to finish. Full Circle lands in safe hands as Ruuz steps into the studio, taking over from Flores.

This month, he’s joined by Samo, linking up for a quick check-in on goals, rollouts and what’s ahead before Samo steps up with a charged mini mix. From there, it’s straight into a b2b energy to energyrunning through fusion, club, bass, edits, dubstep and grime, sitting firmly in that 140–160 BPM pressure zone.

No breaks, no easing in… just go.

It’s a solid map with this one, Ellc steps in on covering duties this Wednesday for The Five Points Project, delivering a true 360° viewpoint.

Moving through world, jazz and Afro-fusion before cutting sharply into ghetto tech, the session stretches across scenes and tempos with confidence. Wide-reaching built for curious ears 🌐

A 1-hour mix of shoegaze and alternative rock with blurred guitars, distant voices, and hazy textures.

Carys from @huns__n__roses serving up some sexy feminine energy to get your Saturday night started

Switching things up this Wednesday, on swap duties, Sweet Cic steps in for Amara… although she’s already in the building, so it only feels right.

Keeping the energy close and the vibes aligned, expect a high-spirited selection of house, diva house and bouncy cuts throughout. Familiar faces, shared frequencies, nothing but support in the room.

For the last two hours, you’ve been locked into the sounds of Afoma V, delivering a textured collection of alternative R&B, ’80s synth and house, with fluid fusions woven in between.

A genre-blurring session built on mood, nostalgia and forward-thinking selection, one to sit with from start to finish.

A new face for Wednesday but no stranger to the community.

Marley steps in, swapping slots with Swimdem Sounds, and bringing a high-energy rotation to the airwaves. Expect a driving blend of house, Latin house and tribal house, pushing the vibration up and leaning into tropical textures. Rhythm-led, sun-soaked and built for movement—this one keeps the energy lifted from start to finish.

Raidaa returns to the dials for another instalment of Golden Hour, diving deep into her current March rotation.

Moving through hip-hop, R&B and jazz refixes, the selection feels fluid and full of texture. This month, she’s joined on the airwaves by Mister S, stepping in with a guest mix that glides effortlessly across genres, seamless transitions, sharp instincts. The man’s a genius… hold tight.

Happy birthday to ArtTox 🎉and to every voice we've proudly amplified this past year.

Ever wonder how silence and self-love can transform your life?

We often overlook the power of quiet in our noisy world, but stepping into silence can be a radical act of self-care. In this episode, titled Happy One, we explore how silence isn't just emptiness—it's a space for reflection, healing, and even rebellion against overstimulation.

We also opened up about my own struggles with burnout and the deep lessons we've learned about loving myself. Because celebrating small wins is how we make big changes.

Maybe it's time we gave ourselves more flowers.

What's one quiet moment that has changed your perspective? Drop your story below 👇 and tag someone who needs reminding that their voice and their silence are powerful.

Shahina was joined on this episode by two incredible voices: Sharmin Haque, founder of Femake, and Sonny, co-owner of Kismet Gallery. Together, we dove deep into the themes of culture, art, womanhood and what it means to truly show up for yourself.|

Here's to another year of amplifying underrepresented voices and creating space for real connections. Keep showing up, keep sharing your story, and remember: your journey is worth celebrating every step of the way.