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Philippa is back to take us on a morning walk through the Boglands, exploring human relationship to place and nature through experimental, traditional, improvised and contemporary music. This month's show features a guest mix and interview with Flo Lines.

Flo Lines is an artist and musician based in London. She has a collage-like approach to music making, informed by her background in radio production and audio-visual art, with a practice that combines sounds both found and played. She blends compositions from different takes captured in different spaces both indoors and out, to create slow sonic medleys that transport the listener through different places and feelings. Her EP, 'The only thing left is everything', was released through Lost Map Records.

For this month’s @the.blocksldn missive, @ftronicplaysmusic takes us through some of his recent digs. Expect deep and wonky tracks, picked up from a long summer of dancing.

Continuing the journey through electro, featuring the classics alongside some newer faces on the scene, and ending with some Detroit ghetto tech. Unfortunately, as is with a lot of electro, it was tricky to find any female or gender minority producers which fit the vibe of this mix. Only 2% of electronic producers globally are not cisgender men.

This month @thoughtsonelvis welcomes @sydneyandstreet back to the Voices airwaves, this time for a solo hour of Long Distance Love! The Sydney based producer & DJ fuses her musical background in Classical Violin and Sonic Arts with atmospheric electronic production, Isabella’s creative practice experiments with both traditional and innovative sound technologies and techniques across genres. 

Through ambient storytelling and unique soundscapes in her latest projects ’Miss You', ‘Right Hand’ and ‘Tell Me’, sydneyandstreet pushes the limits of sonic expression and innovation. Having gained valuable audio experience working at renowned studios in Sydney and London, Isabella continues to create with emerging artists exploring the musical realms of Electronic, Pop, Indie, Classical and Jazz.

Look out for her new residency on Grounded Radio where she’ll present a show called FEMME FORCE mix - championing female-identifying creatives!

Jim Tything presents an hour of sunshine music inspired by For The Time Being’s recent daytime party at The Elmhurst in Tottenham, ahead of returning there on Sunday 30th August. Featuring tracks by Alex Gopher, Laraaji, Rochelle Jordan and Wilfy D.

The soundtrack for tonight's NO RETURNS w/ YELLOWCAR was chosen by chance. A flip of a coin sent things in a different direction, back towards fun, fast and undeniably sexy sounds. Fresh from their B2B with @citytronix at Colour Factory, expect shimmering vocals, rolling grooves and irresistible basslines designed to keep you locked in from start to finish.

HarriiG was live in the studio spinning records!! Tune in for a groovy mix that could take a dark turn… 🌙💫

Just wanted to share our latest ArtTox episode, it's all about the hidden connections between Hungary and South Asia. We explored everything from an Indian-Hungarian painter to a Hungarian scholar who built the UK's oldest mosque. Celebrating south Asian heritage month with some really fascinating stories ! One of India's greatest painters was born in Budapest. A Hungarian scholar built the UK's oldest mosque. And the Roma people carry echoes of India in their language.

These aren't random facts. They're forgotten connections.

This Month on ArtTox we sit down with Turan_Explorer, we explore the hidden ties between Hungary and South Asia ... from Amrita Sher-gil to the Shah Jahan Mosque.

Because culture isn't limited by borders. And identity is rarely simple.

Welcome to The Potluck Podcast show on Voices Radio. I’m your talk show host, Alabama Jewel. London is one giant simmering cultural melting pot that’s filled to the brim with deliciously rich and flavourful conversations.

Kit Lockey was joined by Darama - producer, DJ and core member of Daytimers South Asian collective - to talk about his creative process and his new three part EP project Refractions.

Kit also played through brand new music and classics from across the global jazz, hip hop and dance spectrum.