Voices Radio

Malaysian-born, London-based DJ Different Shades’ output is consistently bridging the gap between darker, more powerful psychedelic realms and playful, sparkling sounds – a true force within the avant-garde. Through deeply considered mixes and sets, Anis shows that music created with emotion, purpose and intention, underpinned by a strong value system, is the most powerful of all.

an hour of endless blends from idm, deep dubwise sludge meets tech house wafters to lo-fi power electronics. it’s 7am back of the dance floor, spliff up, head down.

@okami_zone is taking us into the night with deep dubstep, 140 bass-heavy rhythms, and low-end frequencies - covering the Still Water Music show for @lay_kus_dj

Wan Tu celebrates the lunar new year with a groovy hour long mix exploring sounds spanning disco, Italo, House and Zouk bound to get you grooving!

The 160 Unity show is live until 10pm showcasing the best of footwork and fast cutting-edge club music with plenty of fresh releases, dubs, and demos from London to Chicago! Lock in as @tropicalwaste founder @s_e_b_w is joined by special guest @lossymp3 for a power hour b2b

Earlier we had @thempress._ joined by founder of @orii.community @neue_grafikk for the @bumpah.ldn broadcast ahead of the BUMPAH x Orii Club collab event at @thecauselondon on February 28th. Listen back on our Soundcloud for a special interview exploring Neue Grafik’s artistry and inspirations; the history and intention of Orii and the impact it’s had on London’s scene over the years; and a guest mix full of original productions spanning dubstep, jazz, house, and bass.

@sssjosp is live on air until 6pm with selections of electro-acoustic, experimental, downtempo, and electronic music from around the globe

Nida Jafri and Tottenham Family Fights Back talk Palestine, and @prisoners4palestine after their letter writing workshop to the prisoners. Please chat about freeing Palestine to your kids today!

discjocelyne (EHFM/Bikini Body) shares dance punk, acid and wonky disco from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

and beyond!

What happens when you take three artists, one press photographer, and a microphone into the London Art Fair?

You get conversations that cut through the noise.

In our latest episode, Show and Tell, host Shahina Jaffer is joined by Chris Harvey, Andrew Sales, and Cosmo Ford to reflect on standout works, interview inspiring artists, and debate everything from monochromatic restraint to the price of popularity.

We spoke with Carol Ellis, who transformed her journey as a breast cancer survivor into breathtaking visual testimony, and stood before Peter Jackson’s black canvases where faith meets geometry in layers of restraint. Each piece came loaded with memory, tension, and risk—not trend-chasing, but truth-telling.

In a world where some artists blow up overnight and vanish just as fast, we asked: Can true legacy survive the pull of commercial success?

Society used to think success meant hype, visibility, endless bucks.

But that’s not where real art lives.

Artists like Bacon or Banksy don’t last because of dollars — they endure because of the stories they tell.

Are we making art for now… or for eternity?

It’s a special one, TWO YEAR ANNIVERSARY on @voices_radio for Roots & Reggae w/ @rikettegenesis

Tune in for guaranteed vibes from 2-3pm 🇯🇲