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|     totallyradio - the daily show Stellar remixes on the daily show from Shackleton reworking To Rococo Rot, Joe Hot Chip doing the honours with a track by The Invisible and Carsten Jost & Efdemin creating an epic tour de force out of original tune by Pantha du Prince. Sonic musings by Fred Neil, Hannah Peel and Dopplereffekt. |  |
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 |     breaks - tru thoughts unfold Exclusive track from the forthcoming Maddslinky single on Tru Thoughts featuring Omar, a track from the forthcoming Bonobo album, Sbtrkt remixing Tinie Tempah, hip hop from Gang Starr, Edan, Spank Pops and Classified, Afro from Mercury Dance Band and Sofrito plus some Drum and Bass from DJ SS. |  |
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 |     breaks - solid steel DK trawls through the digital inbox including Bonobo remixed by Warior One plus Martyn, Joy Orbison and Octa Push. Pt 2 starts with Point to C and their System Pulley mix brimming with off kilter neck snappers. Autechre, APC and Tortoise all in the mix. Neotropic closes including tracks from her 'Equestrienne' long player. |  |
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 |     beats - the remix Jo Youle gets to the bottom of those rumours of The XX remixing Gil Scott Heron’s new album, finds out exclusive Florence and The Machine Glastonbury news and spins the new Warrior One remix of Bonobo from Ninja Tune Records. |  |
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 |     jazz - slipstreem In this weeks show, new music from Dirt Music and Toureg Rockers Tamikrest, and an Amparo Sanchez collaboration with Omara Portuando. Also fine Afrobeat from Seua Kuti and some storming Jazz vibes from Nostalgia 77 and Jazztronik. |  |
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 |     hiphop - the dugout Music from D’Angelo, Darkstar, Illum Sphere, Blackmoon, Erykah Badu, Mount Kimbie’s remix of Foal’s Spanish Sahara and a guest mix from Johnny Crump. |  |
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 |     rock - the spinning man Garb your ears in tunes from The Shend's garden shed. Piles of Punk, slabs of sixties psych, Rock and Roll rumblings, wodges of weirdness and steaming lumps of strange ranging from the forties to the day after tomorrow. Stuff you've heard and stuff you'll wish you hadn't. What the hell is going on? |  |
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 |     world - afrobase New releases and remixes from Sofrito and Soundway and tracks from Bako Dagnon, Jaro Koco, Fanga, Razia, El Remolon, Tremor, and Anibal Velasquez. City of Progress raise money for Haiti and an unreleased track from Seun Kuti who will be playing in the UK in May. Please donate to the Haitian disaster fund at www.dec.org.uk. Check our charts at Juno Records www.juno.co.uk or email us at afrobase@totallyradio.com for the playlist. |  |
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 |     rock - future rocknroll New Vampire Weekend popness, new Kate Nash progness, Matthew Dear on the mix of classic XX chilledness, plus new Local Natives, New Young Pony Club, Yeasayer and even some dubstep at the end….. |  |
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    world - african and global beat Pt. 8 of the series on the Congolese group Anti-Choc. In the mid 1990s leader Bozi Boziana introduced a strong keyboard influence on one of his albums and this week we pick out some of the high points of that session,. Plus, as always, we feature plenty of dynamic guitar led tracks. Guest vocalist Esperant and guitarist Burkina Faso join Bozi, Betty, Scola, Florence and the Anti-Choc Stars. |  |
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 |     world - aracataca Aracataca's John Child and Tomek showcase new and vintage Latin releases from Venezuela, New York and Italy, featuring DJ Ricky Campanelli, the Venezuelan Masters Orchestra, Johnny Sedes, Canelita Medina, Carlos Julio Ramírez, Charansalsa, Cita Rodríguez, Monguito El Unico and others. |  |
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 |     altcountry - gilded palace Exclusive ‘live’ Richmond Fontaine track, plenty of old-time fiddle, a clutch of Loose releases – and corkers from Glossary and Drag The River to book-end this fortnight’s Gilded Palace. |  |
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 |     pop - pop kraft Join Boogaloo Stu with Pop Kraft to fill your ears with pop like delights. |  |
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 |     chill - morning glory We kick off this week’s show with a homage to the pioneering cruisers of the autobahn with kraut brilliance from Cluster, Kraftwerk, Harmonia & Eno & some chap called Servi, then proceed through pastures new with Daedelus, Pantha Du Prince, The Ruby Suns & Field Music, as well as other oddities & gems along the way. |  |
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 |     jazz - the mystery lesson Tune into The Mystery Lesson this week for the sound of people from all over the world making things up as they go along. Including: Scottish noise; Brighton thump and tinkle; German jingle-jangle; Norwegian free-oompah; and a whole gaggle of jazz from the Land of the Free. Hey Nonny Yay! |  |
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 |     experimental - experimental guests and exclusives Music selected by guest Pete Garvey. Radio Icebreaker presenter James Poke welcomes guest Pete Garvey onto this month's show, playing music by Silvestrov, Steve Vai, Don Caballero, DeVotchKa, Dead Factory, and Johan Johannson, plus Thomas Tallis played by the Kronos Quartet, traditional Georgian folk music by the Rustavi Choir and Garvey's own piece for Icebreaker, Wires. |  |
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 |     altindie - the other woman Coming soon |  |
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 |     altindie - totallywired brighton The return of totallywired and they’re having a party! Guests include a regressive Moebius, the Zambri darlings, the noble Yeasayer, the dependable Caribou, a cheeky Lo-Fi-Fnk and new vocoded Breakbot. Crystal Fighters get a little out of hand, there’s a shameful skulk with Jimmy Cliff then some funny business with Hot Chip covering Marvin Gaye gets some people thrown out. All in all a successfully shambolic affair. |  |
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 |     breaks - fabric This weeks Fabric mix comes from Toddla T with tracks from Ladyhawke, Lee Scratch Perry, and Little Dragon. |  |
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 |     altindie - where to now coming soon |  |
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 |     chill - crooked stylus This instalment is a mixture of aged and newly born sounds in both a groovecentric and flat on your back style. Artists include Cluster, Ghost, Spacemen 3, Arch Garrison, Gonjasufi, Mayblitz, Colin Potter & Paul Bradley and many more…. |  |
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