1 hour of pure rolling Techno from @h_grademusic this month. Featuring some unreleased tracks from friends, 90s influenced gems recently discovered, and plenty of dancefloor heaters.

Listen back via the link in bio / stories. @elata_collective

Goh Well is fascinated by the broad spectrum of club music, drawn to detailed, colour-driven sounds unified by textured percussion, deep bass and dynamic melodies, while revelling in the strange intersections between them.

She's played beloved London venues including Fabric, Village Underground, Corsica Studios, Carpet Shop, Grow, The Cause, XOYO, and Dalston Superstore. She holds a residency on Foundation.FM, with further guest appearances on Rinse, NTS, Netil Radio, Voices, and Balamii.

Her approach is rooted in revolutionary optimism and the belief that the dancefloor is a site of collective release and resistance.

For this Voices At Night show, Goh Well presents a set hovering around 160 BPM — jungle, breaks and drum and bass across a range of moods, blending the soulful with the playful.

A 1-hour blend of haunting voices, reverb-soaked shoegaze guitars, and flamenco-inspired melodies, balancing rich textures with gentle, flowing grooves.

Summer is now in full swing as Bedfactory Records take you through some new unreleased tunes and highlights of some of our favourite up & coming producers. This month’s radio label spotlight features Mark Knight’s Toolroom Records & a few of our favourite selects from that catalogue, before heading into some tunes from Brighton-associated DJ’s, as an ode to BFR’s debut DJ set in Brighton for Twisted Groove. As always, we finish with our Bedfactory Belta & an uninterrupted mix.

Art To Art, the show where we have a heart to heart about all things art! Creative platform and monthly radio resident, Art to Art is dedicated to bridging the gap in the creative industry by providing a welcoming space for conversations about art to take place. Each episode features an interview with a guest artist who welcomes us into their artistic universe, guiding us through songs that encapsulate each stage of their creative flow. Listen Monday 15th of June as their new season continues with a brilliant interview featuring the multi-disciplinary poet, artist and storyteller Tolu Elusadé!

If Poets Ruled the World: The Podcast is hosted by Ruth Elora (also known as The Mayfair Poet) and Salma the Poet.

Each month, we explore a different theme and ask one radical question:

What would it look like if poets ruled the world?

Through honest conversation, cultural critique, and original poetry, we reimagine the world through a poetic lens — one that centres reflection, truth, and imagination in the face of societal pressure and expectation.

This month, we turn our attention to beauty and body image — the stories we inherit about how we should look, the standards we are taught to measure ourselves against, and the ways those messages shape our sense of self.

In this episode of If Poets Ruled the World, Ruth Elora and Salma the Poet are joined by @nicthepoet for an open and honest conversation about beauty standards, body image, and the pressure women face to look a certain way. Together, they explore the impact of social media, AI, plastic surgery culture, and the tension between self-expression and self-acceptance.

Interwoven with original poetry, this episode moves between personal reflection and wider cultural critique, asking what it means to see ourselves clearly in a world full of filters, comparison, and expectation.

We also reflect on our journeys towards self-love and self-acceptance, and whether it is ever truly possible to feel at home in our bodies.

Trigger warning: This episode includes discussions around body image, beauty standards, and self-esteem. Please listen with care.

If you need support around body image or mental health, you may find the following organisations helpful:

Beat (eating disorders support): https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk

Mind (mental health support): https://www.mind.org.uk

NHS (mental health support): https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health

This morning @kit1 was joined by Arie David from Oxfam for a special show as part of @refugeeweekuk. Arie works across the Racial Justice and Equalities team and Comms at Oxfam GB and is the Project Lead for Refugee Week.

The first show of voices Refugee Week on Air programming, Arie spoke about the incredible work that Oxfam are doing this week and the ranging ways you could how you can get involved.

Between the conversation Kit shared new music and tracks that resonated with Refugee Week across the genres of Spiritual Jazz, hip hop, broken beat and house

Listen back now 🌀

Imagine If is back, this time as part of Refugee Week on Air 2026.

@paperplanexmusic invites Kyiv-born DJ, producer and hospitality interior designer @yova-yager for a conversation about displacement, rebuilding a life in a foreign city, and how music and the kindness of people in London became a lifeline when nothing could be planned.

Paperplane kicks things off by spotlighting some all-time favourite records he’s been holding back for the right moment. Yova’s guest mix moves through a distinct strain of raw, hypnotic and groove‑driven techno. Their conversation sits in between.

Freer is back! After 5 months away, the Brockley-based boy brings an hour of weighty chug to the Voices airwaves. Proper low and slow, 9 am at Houghton vibes. It’s very, very, very good to be back. Remember: you can dance with us.

Tracklist:

Toki Fuko - Insomnia

Paula Tape - Panamerica

Rigopolar - Memories

C.A.R. - Shyana

C.A.R. - Daughters (Manfredas Remix)

Axel Boman - Ohh Baby

Thomass Jackson - Slow Train

Posthuman - It’s A House Thing

Delroy Edards - Crazy Cool Beats - ??????

Inland Knights - Ambler Gambler

Reinier Weighhold - Clap Tone

Circus Operandi - Kasablanca

Drexcyia- Flying Fish (Unknown Journey VI)

Portamento is the Electronic music project of producer and DJ Mat Lomas.

Based in Kings Cross, their music and Dj sets explore the more introspective

and cerebral side of club culture, shining a light on House-influenced music that

works just as well in the club as it does on headphones.