@leopoldsgroove is back in the building with Natural Element til 3pm, taking you on a journey through soul, funk, house and beyond

Walking the music. Henry Bravo “El Afinque” and his Latin Therapy invites you to enjoy good vibes of Latin music, on the fourth Tuesday of each month live on Voices Radio 13:00-14:00

Salsa is what it is……

This month’s show features an hour of shoegaze, downtempo, chug, trip-hop and 4AD-type sounds. A little grungy, spacey, but also hopeful - perfect for this January rain.

Off-centre takes a sideways step into club music and seeks out all sounds hard, wonky and wonderful. This month, we’ve got our foot on the accelerator with a blockbuster, genre-spinning guest mix from the trio behind esteemed London party Kinesis: leaf node, NCD_SOUNDSYSTEM & Das Ist Vas.

Witness their wizardry IRL on Valentine’s Day as Kinesis returns to Vespers club in Peckham, along with guests PEPPA, Yazmin and myself.

Starting the year with a diving into the minimal and tech house tracks I’ve been loving lately. Shaped by the final late nights of 2025 and the energy of welcoming the new year at Adonis, this mix reflects those moments where time blurs and the dance floor feels familiar again.

An energetic hour designed to shake off the hibernation blanket and ease the transition back into late nights with friends, low lights, and your favourite spots. Built for warm-ups, afters, and everything in between!

Live in the studio this evening for the monthly Quinn and Friends we had Aisling and Lucy Lennox !! Tune in for a b2b to get you moving🔒💖

Aisling blends 90s house, disco and percussive tracks with acid. Her sound is fluid and unmistakably her own. Her rise has been steady and strong, opening for Rufus Du Sol and Jimi Jules, as well as closing the iconic Room 2 at Fabric.

Her electric presence has been felt at infamous venues such as Corsica Studios and The Cause, Ending 2025 alongside house pioneer Todd Terry at NT’s Loft, Aisling’s trajectory feels as natural as it is exciting - crafting sets that speak to both movement and mood.

Lucy Lennox is a Scottish vinyl collector turned selector based in South London.

Whilst attending music college in Glasgow, she was first introduced to house music at the underground institution Sub Club, where she worked on the door stamping wrists. Ever since, she has been an avid record collector, particularly obsessed with disco, funk,house and soul.She recently graced the decks of London’s hottest venue The Cause, holds a monthly residency at Bradley Zero’s hi-fi bar Jumbi, and made her international debut at the world famous Pikes in Ibiza, As a trained vocalist, with such versatile taste (and a father obsessed with David Bowie), her collection cannot be confined to any particular genre or era; however her sets guarantee a certain groove that will leave you wanting more.

Joining the wiredDIFFERENT podcast, the founder of neurodivergent-friendly dating platform Mattr. What difficulties do Neurodivergent people face in the dating world? How can these be addressed? Find out now!

This month on The Culture Club we’re replaying one from the archive.Host Kiran @kiranduggal8 discusses all things culture with singer-songwriter, Tia Gostelow @tiagostelow . They discuss Gostelow’s journey from growing up in rural Queensland, her indigenous heritage and tall poppy syndrome. Finishing off the show, we have a quick pop culture chat about Primavera 2025. Featuring music from Tia Gostelow including the platinum single “Strangers”, “Mirrors” and “I’m getting bored of this”.

Join Robyn, the creator behind BLEED ON IT, as she interviews creatives, health experts and activists on topics surrounding the menstrual cycle, gender equality & holistic health.

Today she speaks with Sita Yebga (@strongerwithsita) a London based PT, dancer, circus-aerial performer and choreographer on mindfully and holistically working out during the menstrual cycle - always working with it, rather than against it for maximum effect and minimal strain on the body.

This month's Queer Folk radio is brought to you by @maddiemorrismusic! Maddie Morris is a bold and socially conscious folk artist who uses traditional music to explore contemporary issues. Winner of the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award, their work explores personal narratives and political storytelling, blending English folk traditions with their lived experience as a trans, autistic person. Maddie will be discussing their new EP Joy and Resistance!

Presented by Sophie Crawford.