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|     totallyradio - the daily show The daily show plays a few old favourites in the shape of HP Lovecraft, John Pantry, Can, Dorothy Ashby, We the People, Spirit and Love. Acoustic vibes from Bob Dylan, The Frogs and The Fugs. Soul moves from The Last Poets, Moodymann, Betty Lavette and Burial. |  |
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 |     jazz - jazz rooms sunday social Russ Dewbury brings you two hours of super dope vibes and a feel good mix of Funk, Soul, Jazz, Latin and Afro past, present and future. |  |
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 |     altindie - totallywired brighton Matt Barker of Totally Wired plays alt-indie, disco, electronica and much more with the likes Moodrings, Outfit, Kid Wave, Leisure Society, Lord Huron, Curxes, Serafina Steer and Us Baby Bear Bones. |  |
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 |     reggae - roots garden sound system Strictly Roots and Culture Reggae music with music from: Soothsayers Meets Cornel Campbell, Sandeeno, Tuff Scout, Robert Dallas, Studio One, peckings, Demolition Man, Mr Williams, Sun-I Tafari, King Tubby’s, Cate Ferris, Conscious sounds, Soul syndicate and Augustus Pablo, |  |
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 |     rock - the spinning man Follow is a little village less than 1 km from gnome dog Mission Station. There are no public chips or grease there. The lake goat has been investigated as a natural historical archive. It contains for instance sediments from the Dufflecoat badlands = bad erosion. |  |
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 |     chill - morning glory So much good new music to play on this week’s Morning Glory, where do we start? How about with the likes of Boards Of Canada, Jon Hopkins, Greg Haines, Justin Walter, Circle Traps, Sanctums and The Cutler? Need we go on? Tune in, blip out. |  |
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 |     beats - the drum clinic Guy Andrews and Greymatter mix up a House vs Techno selection, with new tracks from J. Tijn, Monkey Maffia, Jon Hopkins, Mumdance, Arkist, Circumflex and more. |  |
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 |     jazz - slipstreem The first hour features some great female singers, from bossa queen Joyce Moreno to Fado goddess Anna Mourna amongst others, plus some great latin beats and, Afro tunes from Femi Kuti, Orchestra Baobab and more from the new Dirt Music offering. Joining Mark in the second hour is Paul Wilson from Ear Wide Open in a special preview the music and artists appearing at this years Love Supreme Jazz Festival, taking place at Glynde from 5-7th July. |  |
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 |     breaks - tru thoughts unfold Plenty of new music on the show this week. Brand new Tru Thoughts signing Titeknots opens the show, plus music from Nu Era aka Marc Mac from 4 Hero, a great track on Zed Bias’s label Biasonic from Chunky & Paleman. Some quality downtempo music from Catching Flies. Hip Hop comes from Ka, Tyler The Creator, Ghostface, Homeboy Sandman. There is great version of Shy FX’s classic Bambaata reworked by Sam Binga. Plus Brazilian bass music from Drumagick. |  |
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    hiphop - the dugout This week’s show features music from Gregory Porter, Young Fathers, Quasimoto, Paul White & Trim, London Grammar, Disclosure (Flume Remix) and more, plus a great mix from Telemachus (YNR). |  |
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 |     breaks - solid steel Strictly Kev kicks things off with a mix of music he calls 'Afreaka', percussion heavy funk with a tribal feel, from Madlib sample grabs to Malcolm McLaren or Eno & Byrne's imagined ethnic soundscapes. For part two we welcome Melt Yourself Down into the guest slot for a whole world fusion of flavours from Ali Hassan Kuban to the Mad Decent stable. Coldcut brings you more of Africa with Bala Miller from Nigeria and Alemayehu Eshete from Ethiopia. |  |
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 |     altcountry - gilded palace John Moreland crushes us with his exceptional new album. More good vibes thanks to, Mark Mulcahy, Peter Bruntnell and The Mother Hips. |  |
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 |     jazz - freshly squeezed Todays show features a sample-spotters spot from Parov Stelar / Lil Hardin Armstrong and the controversy behind a recent General Motors advert in the US.Plus exclusive new music from Italy's Swingrowers, the new Caro Emerald album and classics from Ray Charles to The Cardigans. |  |
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 |     world - afrobase Heavy Gwo Ka, Brazilian and Senegalese percussion from Funky Bompa, LascaMao, Drumagick and JeriJeri, electronic Cumbia from Buenos Aires and film music from northern Nigeria influenced by Bollywood. Plus rare vinyl from South African trombonist Jonas Gwangwa, Fela Kuti’s Gentleman, and music from Congolese singer Fally Ipupa, and Azonto and Naija rap from DBanj and Olamide. |  |
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 |     world - aracataca Aracataca's John Child and Tomek play new salsa from Victor Hugo ft. Kike Harvey, Sonora Carruseles, Pacific Mambo Orchestra and La Orquesta Del Solar; an exclusive cut from Junior Rivera; rare Latin vinyl from Kako y Maelo Jr. and Gabino Pampini; plus Latin cuts featuring steel pan from Orquesta Flamboyan, Kevin Davis & Ban Caribe and Andy Narell and rare Brit-Latin vinyl from Shake Keane and The Kirchin Band. |  |
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 |     jazz - the mystery lesson It’s a vinyl special on the Mystery Lesson this week featuring a spattering of new releases – including: Portland/Brighton weirdness from Smegma and Blood Stereo; NYC cello evisceration from Okkyung Lee; and Scandinavian free-jazz from Correction with Mats Gustafsson – plus a veritable embarrassment of prime reissues from the 60s, 70s and 80s. Get in! |  |
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 |     altindie - totallywired brighton Matt Barker of Totally Wired plays alt-indie, disco, electronica and much more with the likes of Boards of Canada, Cloud Control, Us Baby Bear Bones, Vampire Weekend, Mind Enterprises, Mac DeMarco, FTSE, Traams and Crushed Beaks. |  |
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