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totallyradio - the daily show
F.C Judd is an important yet under-appreciated pioneer of uk electronic music. A recent collection of some of his ground-breaking 60s work has just been released on cd and vinyl. Its been compiled by Brighton electronica expert Ian Helliwell who has also just completed a documentary film on Judd. Ian joins Mike to talk about his work and life. |  |
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jazz - slipstreem
On this weeks show, we open with a classic track from Cinematic Orchestra featuring Roots Manuva ahead of his sold out gig at the Concorde 2. Then some new offerings from Quantic, Alice Russell and Dub Collossos.Our special guest is DJ and Jazz Rooms supremo Russ Dewbury who returns to the UK and re-opens the Jazz Rooms from Feb 11th. He brings in a selection of tunes and has a chat. |  |
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breaks - solid steel
A host of reggae stars taking turns over the "Joyride Riddim", before heading into classic jungle territory with Solution, SVDL. Bambounou and Africa Hitech keep the tempo, with a their own twist on proceedings and set us up for a 'Back to the Nineties' set featuring Meat Beat Manifesto, Eptome of Hype, Utu and LFO. Coldcut for hour 2 with Eric B & Rakim, KRS 1 and a new track from Wiley. Guest mix from Brighton’s own Slugabed including his Busta Rhymes remix plua a taste of tracks from his forthcoming elpee and music from Dirg Gerner, DELS, Cameo and Russian synth classic from Zodiac. |  |
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jazz - nu jazz spectrum
Russ Dewbury presents the Jazz Rooms Sunday Social with music from Ursulla Rucka, Q-Tip, Alex Wilson and Roots Manuva. |  |
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rock - the spinning man
Drowned in the sound of the pounding hammers from the British Leyland Car Factory on the outskirts of Birmingham for half my life. My wife left me for a Norwegian cameraman and never shutter or F-stopped until the boat pulled into the harbour. Derby is a place. So is Devon and both begin with 'G'. |  |
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altindie - totallywired brighton
This week it’s the much-trailed M83 interview. We talk at length to Anthony Gonzales aka M83 about his new album Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming, about his tribute to his brother, supporting the likes of Dépêche Mode and The Killers, and his plans for future projects. Elsewhere there's tons of new music, including excellent Danish band Pinkunoizu, All The Saints, Zulu Winter, Brighton cello-master Abi Wade, and new faves Weird Dreams debut a track. |  |
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jazz - freshly squeezed
New and pre-release music from James Copeland (remixing King Of The Swingers) and Swing Republic, with classics from Moby, Georgie Fame, Kormac and more... plus news of White Mink's Brighton come-back. |  |
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breaks - tru thoughts unfold
Plenty of new music on this weeks show. Some great Hip Hop from DJ Format, Homeboy Sandman, Hint and Wiley (Produced by Mark Pritchard). Some great Jazz from Matthew Halsall, Portico Quartet, Jazzman Records and Robert Glasper covering Nirvana! Deep soul from Quantic & Alice Russell, Stevie Wonder and Etta James. Karizma reworks Radiohead and some left off centre electronic music from Boss Kite and Jim E Stack. |  |
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world - afrobase
A look at the new compilation from Vampisoul about the legendary NY Latin music label – Montuno Records. New releases from Soundway Records, remixes from Mali’s Amadou & Mariam, afrobeat kings Fanga, and music from Angola reworked via Portugal and Brasil. Russ Dewbury drops by to talk about the origins and the relaunch of the Jazz Rooms now celebrating 25 years in Brighton and around the world. |  |
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experimental - experimental guests and exclusives
Icebreaker’s flautist Rowland Sutherland presents this month’s Radio Icebreaker with an introduction to great players of the flute in jazz, including early examples from multi-instrumentalists Yusef Lateef and Roland Kirk, through the great Hubert Laws, to Bobby Jasper, Bobbi Humphrey, Dave valentin, Alejandro Santos and music from Rowland himself. |  |
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beats - the drum clinic
Guy Andrews & Attak.Media bring you a fresh selection of House, Garage, Dubstep & Techno. Featuring forthcoming tracks from the likes of Scuba, JJ Mumbles, Manni Dee & Randomer. |  |
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world - aracataca
Aracataca's John Child and Tomek play new salsa cuts from Nayibe "La Gitana", Sonando, Don Perignon y la Puertorriqueña, Conjunto La Perla, Wilson Saoko, Victor Manuelle and others; jazz mexicano from Tino Contreras and salsa africana from Amadou Ballaké. Plus a feature on Latin music Trinidadian style with Joey Lewis, The Dutchy Brothers, Sparrow's Troubadours and a cut from the new Strut compilation Sparromania. |  |
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hiphop - the dugout
This week’s show features new tracks from SBTRKT, Kendrick Lamar, Gonjasufi, Tramshed and Mecca:83. Plus a top mix from Lefto – comprising the artists nominated for this years Worldwide Awards. |  |
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chill - morning glory
Destination unknown once again on this week’s Morning Glory as Lost Idol swoops all over the musical map with selections old & mostly new from the likes of Keith Kenniff, Funki Porcini, Ulrich Schnauss, Clark, Nedry & Luke Abbott. |  |
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jazz - the mystery lesson
Noisy goodness on the Mystery Lesson this week, with: Franco-American downtown-Prog-jazz from Marc Ducret; Chicago jazz-huffing from Jason Stein; London electro-acoustic boink-squonk from Grutronic with Evan Parker; and a featured album of the UK’s most incendiary free-jazz from Hession/Wilkinson/Fell. So help me! |  |
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reggae - roots garden sound system
This week’s show features music from: Cornell Campbell, Chezidek, Gladiators, Studio One, Anthony B, Capleton, Luciano, Yami Bolo, I Roy, Al Campbell, Tommy McCook, Burning Spear, Gregory Isaacs, Prince Lincoln, Wackies and more... |  |
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altcountry - gilded palace
A swath of new releases, the pick of which has to be Farmer Jason (performing with The Saw Doctors!). We’ve also got brand new Charlie Parr, Laura Gibson and Austin Lucas. Sit a spell! |  |
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chill - crooked stylus
A harsh but beautiful selection from Brainticket, Graham Bowers/Nurse With Wound, Faust, irr.app.(ext.), The Voice of Seven Thunders and Doctor L. |  |
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