Voices Radio

Roots & Reggae w/ Rikette Genesis & very special guest Danniella Dee, bringing you an all vinyl of the finest Roots and Reggae selections

Celestial Vibrations w/ @daleydigger and special guest @sholtomusic playing through an all vinyl selection of his own productions and other inspirations from around the globe

The world is sound w/ @swayoftheverses

1 Hour of all new music from the South Asian diaspora.

1 Hour of an all vinyl selection celebrating the life of Asha Bhosle who passed away last week.

@nathanjohncarroll covering the @continentaljamselection breakfast show this morning for @jamie.a.adam

Going through all the emotions from ambient, jazz, Somalian disco, Persian Pop and everything in between 🌀

Italian-born DJ, producer, and sound engineer @_modlar_ has made her mark in London, known not only for her powerful sets but also for her commitment to building community through music.

For her, music is a space of research, built through listening, breaking things apart, and letting sound evolve, much like the work we do on ourselves.

As co-founder of @glitchtopia_, currently on pause and set to return stronger than ever, she supports queer, FLINTA, and POC artists, creating space for new talented voices to grow.

Her sound sits somewhere raw and dark, hypnotic and driving, textural and immersive always moving, never fixed!

1-hour mix of deep minimal techno with subtle acid loops and hypnotic grooves, time slowly dissolving into rhythm.

Fresh off their big old Desert Island Disco the BFR boys have a juicy show lined up. We kick off with some tracks from the event, as well as a couple unreleased BFR bits. We chose songs from another 3 up and coming producers as well as our new monthly feature, Label Spotlight, showcasing Glitterbox and our favourite tracks from them before closing the hour with the Bedfactory Belta. The usual yapping stops and we close off with an hours mix.

UNDONE is a monthly talk show exploring underground and intangible culture and heritage around London. This month’s UNDONE celebrates ‘An evening of International Poetry’ from ‘The international book fair of Radical Black and 3rd World Books’ from 1982. Curated and hosted by John La Rose and Linton Qwesi Jonhson this show plays some of the talented poets that shared on this night in the 80s including Accabre Huntley, John Agard, Edward Kamau Brathwaite and Valerie Bloom..

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 20th of April as their new season continues with a brilliant interview featuring the artist, educator and facilitator Maia Magoga!

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 what it means to grow up in Britain while being part of the diaspora.

In this episode of If Poets Ruled the World, Ruth Elora and Salma the Poet are joined by poet Kane to explore how growing up in the UK has shaped their identity and experiences. Through poetry and conversation, they share different anecdotes and key historical moments while reflecting on race, ethnicity and belonging.

They dive into examples of good and poor media representation, fragmentation in their own communities and how we can do better when it comes to discussing and approaching the topic of race in the UK.

Trigger warning: this episode includes discussions of racism and sexism. If you need support, please find the different topics and relevant organisations which can help:

Racism - please visit https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/tips-for-everyday-living/racism-and-mental-health/useful-contacts/ which includes services tailored to specific communities

Any other support - please visit https://www.mind.org.uk/