This month’s Intersecting Orbits show from @anacronymdj is an ode to chillout room, ambient tent and every afters you’ve ever overstayed your welcome at. Equal parts blissful and trippy, this one explores the deeper realms of Anacronym’s sound.

Shana G was in the studio kicking off the first of our new anchor club residencies!! She takes you through the best of electronic dance music over two hours. Alongside plenty of tunes, Shana shares which events to attend this month, and ones to watch out for.

Breaking the Class Ceiling, Demystifying Social Mobility is an educational

podcast hosted by Aleysha Shergill, a History graduate who completed her

dissertation on social mobility and is keen to continue her research by

interviewing guest speakers and more. Aleysha aims to open up conversations

about social mobility, using podcast episodes to interview guests to demystify

different career paths, while also discussing social mobility as a concept more

broadly. Aleysha’s guest on Episode 3 of the podcast Tapwaterlucy, a self-made Electropop

artist from Hackney. Aleysha and Lucy discuss Lucy’s experiences as a working-class

singer-songwriter and the inspirations behind Lucy’s new EP, The Final Girl.

Stream Lucy’s new EP using via link:

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What lives beyond the search?

My work navigates the unseen.

The space between thoughts,

and the force behind becoming.

This is more than self-discovery.

This is life beyond the veil

the space between thoughts,

A system update

SAIPH

Host Amit Chadda @chaddachops is joined on the Gupshup couch by the brilliant Aaran Cyan @aarancyan. Aaran is a queer, non-binary, south Asian artist, designer, illustrator and community workshop facilitator. Aaran talks about their journey of self discovery, family, their craft as an artist as well as how they channel the pain of oppression into the power and magic of art. They’ve also chosen some absolutely bangin’ Desi Disc tunes! This episode is not to be missed!

Part 1 is live now on ArtTox!

From city walls that tell powerful stories to live performances where paint meets music in real time, PDA spotlights bold expression, shared spaces, and art that truly moves.

In this two-part special, we meet two pioneering women:

🎨 @Shauna.anseo– muralist turning streets into soul-filled storyscapes

🎭 @aurelie_art – live painter blending movement, colour, and sound on stage

Hosted by @Shahina247art🎤

Brought to you by @Arttoxcrew🎧

Part 2 drops June 2 at 5pm on @voicesradio 🌈

Tap in, tune up, and turn your volume to full expression.

#ArtTox #PublicDisplayOfArt #ShaunaBlanchfield #AurelieFreoua #StreetArt #LivePainting #VoicesRadio #CreativeWomen #ArtPodcast #PDA

That’s right - yet another podcast where the host reads out Reddit stories! Still listen though because mine are more interesting than the others, trust me. I’m Feyi, and I’ve gone out of my way to source exceptionally unique and entertaining ‘AITA’ stories, and give my unqualified verdict on whether or not they’re an innocent bystander, or suffering from severe main character syndrome.

This time I’m reading stories from an unforgiving wife, a remorseful vigilante, and an unbending leader.

This month's episode we welcome Faded Society, a genre-fluid DJ, event producer, designer, marketing educator and the face behind the brand @fadedcommunity.

Her performances as an artist aims to express freedom, encouraging people to let go from their day and immerse themselves into the music. With a love of a vast genre of music, she separates her high energy performative side with her radio side, presenting different sonic journeys to showcase music that speaks for every moment of life.

She’s hosted and produced multi-faceted events across London and innovated the first live audience DJ competition. She’s been on air for various radio stations, residency shows and takeovers including BMC radio, Subtle FM and G shock Radio and played at venues such as Club Makossa, Colour Factory and more.

About the hosts: Jamie and Giulia, are founders of Melting Lights, a new music event in London that combines music, creativity, and sustainability to drive positive social change.

@meltinglightslondon

Instagram Killed The Radio Star is a talk radio and music show hosted by Tariro and Marshea on Voices Radio on the first monday of every month 14:00 - 15:00. Catch our nuanced discussions on queer black pop culture, internet poetica, theatre, art sensibilities and sometimes the senselessness of life in london when you happen to be insanely hot, smart, cool and Zimbabwean. We bring in special guests from the international house of camaraderie too, meaning when you tune in you’re listening to your true best friends yap the same way they would in a voice note. Featuring the sonic selects of our in-house DJ Tariro aka Snoozy Carmichael.

I spent Golden Time with MTV Push winner and Vogue’s “New Popstar”, Rose Gray. We chat about the success of her debut album ‘Louder Please’, going on Ru Paul’s Drag Race, and working at Fabric, London. She’s got over 600k monthly Spotify listeners, has just supported the Sugababes on tour, and has been described as “warm, electric, radiating good vibes” by Cosmopolitan UK. And as usual, we drew the cover art for this show!