Sonny playing UK funky, broken beat and garage for the Wired Radio Takeover

A mix of electro, groove house and minimal sounds for the Wired X Voices Takeover

‘Curry’s House with D.D.Curry’ is a 2-hour dance music program on Voices At Night that features exciting sounds and voices from the underground dance music community around the world. The London-via-Brooklyn host is a DJ, producer and label owner returns from a hiatus with a slow burning 2-hour solo mix that covers deep sounds, including several of his own productions.

The Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band Sao Sakit Mae (Rabih Beaini's Molam Variation)

Charles Webster (feat. Ingrid Chavez) The Spell

blnd.blld Evaporate

D.D. Curry Retrospect [forthcoming on Working Rhythms Records]

Dinamo Azari (feat. Ahmad Larnes) Edge Of Control (Original Mix)

Aquatic Themes Voxxy

Soshi Takeda Ancient Fish

Pegasvs Traffic Jam

Medlar (feat. Deevoenay) Dot The Ts

Retromigration Stop The Presses

Kyle Louis Be [forthcoming on Working Rhythms Records]

Ryuta Muramatsu Get Off

Jimpster (feat. Greg Paulus) Soul Spectral

Patrice Scott Remember When

Rick Wade Acid Creep

Pacific Coliseum Breeze FM

D.D. Curry (feat. Fine Farmer) Resolve

Last Magpie Seconds

AWITW TNGHT

Lostlojic Space Bus (DMX Krew Remix)

Joe Goddard Summon (East Coast Love Affair Mix)

Yuu Udagawa Flows Forever

D.D. Curry [unreleased]

Kito Jempere The Sound Of Love ft. Hard Ton (Eden Burns Remix)

Malik Hendricks A Thousand Wishes

Moving the Needle is a new monthly music podcast by Dominic Alston - discussing the history, cultures, and lives around the music that matters. It will air on the last Monday of every month, at 8pm - and every episode will come with an essay, further exploring and adding to the story.

This episode will look at Marianne Faithfull’s life and music, who passed away this year. Faithfull was a legend of the 60s who went from 18 year old pop star pin-up, to homeless addict, to making one of the most groundbreaking albums ever made, 1979’s Broken English.

She was one of the key icons of the swinging 60s, and only just survived the turn of the next decade - when free love, fashion, and hedonism turned to dangerous excess, and acid turned to heroin. This period took the lives of many stars and personal friends, but she came out the other side - finding her voice, subverting every expectation, and creating one of the best albums ever made.

A chat with journalist Sophie Knight about her controversial article in The Guardian, "My adult ADHD drugs felt like a lifeline. Then came the scary side-effects …". We discuss the complexities of ADHD medications: benefits, challenges, societal attitudes, and open up about our own experiences and what else has worked for us.

a platform that is dedicated to fostering nuanced discussions around topics in music.

Top 10-uous is a collaborative playlist series from Dan Dunbar, music supervisor and co-founder of independent music consultancy The Sync Agency. On the monthly show, Dan kicks off with a track, a guest adds one in response and describes the tenuous link, then on it goes back and forth for 10 tracks. Today Dan is joined by Fold 7 ECD/Partner Dave Billing, on a musical journey that dips its toe in hip hop, rock, percussion, pop, electronic, spiritual and more. Enjoy! IG: @thesyncagency @davidbilling Genre/Topic: Collaborative Playlist, Pop, Percussion, Electronic, Hip Hop, Rock, Spiritual

This month on The Culture Club, host Kiran @kiranduggal8, discusses all things culture with fashion designer, Bella @isabella.calzonetti . They discuss creating sustainable fashion wear, industry challenges and representation and diversity in the fashion world. Switching it up this month, we combine our pop culture and game round into one as we rate celebrities' Coachella outfits. With music from Addison Rae, Frank Ocean and Amaarae.

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 Eliza Hatch, a photographer and campaigner using art as activism via her online platform, Cheer Up Luv. They discuss what it looks like to campaign for gender equality today, the recent globally popular show and its themes of the same topic - Adolescence, and what we can all do to combat the themes within it.

This month's Queer Folk radio show features Wise Woman. Blending ancient folk traditions with bold contemporary flair, Wise Woman create a rich fusion of folk harmonies, cinematic strings and 90s girl power. Their music, described as “startling and shimmering” by Folk Wales, draws from folk, jazz, and musical theatre, creating a unique sound that captivates audiences across the UK. Formed in the depths of a pandemic winter, the group has since performed on BBC Radio 3’s In Tune, supported The Young’uns, and appeared at leading festivals including FolkEast and Celtic Connections. Their repertoire ranges from traditional ballads to original songs about fenland witches, drag artists, and more, all delivered with powerful vocals and spellbinding storytelling. Their upcoming EP Home Safe, due for release in March 2025, is a vibrant celebration of a cappella folk singing, recorded live in the historic village of Blaxhall, Suffolk. Wise Woman are Anna Pool, Lydia Bell, Charlotte Vaughan & Maddie Cutter. www.wearewisewoman.com @wearewisewoman