Podcasts about uk soul

San Diego native Joe Leavy is a singer-songwriter and producer, renowned for his captivating sound that effortlessly blends soul with heartfelt lyrics. Joe has made an indelible mark on the independent music scene with multiple award-winning accolades and a string of number-one hits on the UK Soul and American independent Charts. His artistry is characterized by a nostalgic throwback to the golden era of music, infused with modern sensibilities, making his work resonate with audiences of all ages.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ladydiva-live-radio--2579466/support.

The SOUL FINE show with DJ Enyaw!This week Enyaw has a special Guest, UK Soul singer Everis with him in the studio.Everis has been in the industry for over 30years.He has just released a new album "Songs in the key of E".Enyaw takes him back from his first single, to dateListen to songs performed by Everis, his and Enyaw's favourite artists, lots of banter and great music.Catch Enyaw live every Sunday afternoon 12-2pm on www.dejavufm.com

Ep 74: Soul Empowerment Music Feat. Elaine E'ssentialEpisode Info: In this episode Durell is joined by indie creative and record label owner Elaine E'ssential. Elaine E'ssential and Durell begin the episode talking about how much she loves the name of the podcast. Durell and Elaine talk about what it means for her to be all about “Soul Empowerment Music. Elaine talks about starting her musical journey in the children's choir and moving her way up to being a part of an all girl group. She shares that she is a descendant of Scott Joplin who is the creator of Ragtime Music and what that means for her and how that has impacted and made a difference for her as a creative. Durell and Elaine E'ssential talk about her opening for artists ranging from both the secular and Gospel world. Durell asked the question if it's still important to open up for major artists in today's social media era of discovery. Elaine shares the answer of how much it meant to her to come from the era where that was something to get excited about. Durell and Elaine talk about being built for the longevity of an up and down career, and her learning from one of her mentors about the importance of being balanced. Durell and Elaine talk about the work she's done under her own indie record label. Durell shares how impressed he is to see so many great things that have been released under Elaine's label E'ssential Music Entertainment. Elaine and Durell discuss her chart topping singles on the UK Soul chart as well as her album entitled “I'm Ready Now”. Durell and Elaine end the episode discussing her singles “Everyday Love” & “Dreamin” and her upcoming EP “Luv, Live Life”. For more information on Elaine E'ssential, please visit her website: http://essentialmusicent.com/Got What U Need NetworkInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gwun.network/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GWUNNetwork Website: https://gwunnetwork.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeA-JJasR0-64nBb1efDJ1Q/featured

Ep 74: Soul Empowerment Music Feat. Elaine E'ssentialEpisode Info: In this episode Durell is joined by indie creative and record label owner Elaine E'ssential. Elaine E'ssential and Durell begin the episode talking about how much she loves the name of the podcast. Durell and Elaine talk about what it means for her to be all about “Soul Empowerment Music. Elaine talks about starting her musical journey in the children's choir and moving her way up to being a part of an all girl group. She shares that she is a descendant of Scott Joplin who is the creator of Ragtime Music and what that means for her and how that has impacted and made a difference for her as a creative. Durell and Elaine E'ssential talk about her opening for artists ranging from both the secular and Gospel world. Durell asked the question if it's still important to open up for major artists in today's social media era of discovery. Elaine shares the answer of how much it meant to her to come from the era where that was something to get excited about. Durell and Elaine talk about being built for the longevity of an up and down career, and her learning from one of her mentors about the importance of being balanced. Durell and Elaine talk about the work she's done under her own indie record label. Durell shares how impressed he is to see so many great things that have been released under Elaine's label E'ssential Music Entertainment. Elaine and Durell discuss her chart topping singles on the UK Soul chart as well as her album entitled “I'm Ready Now”. Durell and Elaine end the episode discussing her singles “Everyday Love” & “Dreamin” and her upcoming EP “Luv, Live Life”. For more information on Elaine E'ssential, please visit her website: http://essentialmusicent.com/Got What U Need NetworkInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gwun.network/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GWUNNetwork Website: https://gwunnetwork.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeA-JJasR0-64nBb1efDJ1Q/featured

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The Legendary MIKI HOWARD is back and shining brightly with a soulful and gusty remake of an old Abbey Lincoln tune "Throw It Away". It was already reached #1 on the UK Soul chart and is climbing the charts here in the US as well! We welcome this incredible artist back with open arms and are honored to have her on our podcast. We laughed, fussed, talked about her past and present endeavors and just had a great time. Listen in as we converse with this iconic lady of soul.Born in Chicago, Illinois, Alicia Michelle "Miki" Howard was the daughter of two well-known gospel singers. Her father, Clay Graham, sang with the Pilgrim Jubiliees and her mother, Josephine Howard, was a member of the Caravans, a group that would eventually be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. When Howard was in her early teens, her mother moved the family to Los Angeles. Already aiming at a career in music, the 15-year-old Howard received her first break when she participated in a teen beauty contest. Augie Johnson, leader of the group Side Effect, happened to be in the audience; impressed with Howard's singing talent, Howard also joined the lineup of Side Effect in 1978 when another singer departed. She sang with Side Effect until 1982. Howard signed a contract with Atlantic Records in the mid-1980s and recorded her first solo album, “Come Share My Love”, in 1986. The title track from the album was its first single, hitting the top ten of the R&B charts and reaching number five in late 1986. A remake of the pop standard "Imagination," which Howard had fought to include on “Come Share My Love”, was another hit from the album. Howard's second solo album, 1988's “Love Confessions”, offered another top-five R&B hit with "Baby Be Mine." "That's What Love Is," a duet with Gerald Levert, also hit the R&B charts. In the meantime, Howard's third solo album,” Miki Howard”, was released in 1989 and proved her most commercially successful to date. The single "Ain't Nuthin' in the World" became Howard's first number-one hit on the R&B charts and another song, "Love Under New Management," followed it to number two and became one of Howard's signature tunes. Howard continued with a successful solo career after switching to Giant Records in 1991. Her first single under her new contract, "Ain't Nobody like You," became Howard's second number-one R&B hit. The subsequent album, 1992's “Femme Fatale”, featured Howard's renditions of classic tracks originally performed by Dinah Washington ("This Bitter Earth") and Billie Holiday ("Good Morning Heartache"). After a casting director saw her perform some Billie Holiday tunes at a New York City concert at Radio City Music Hall, Howard was offered the chance to portray Holiday in a nightclub scene in director Spike Lee's 1992 film “Malcolm X”. The following year, Howard recorded an entire album of Holiday songs, “Miki Sings Billie”, including her favorite Holiday tune, "Don't Explain." In 1993, Howard made another movie appearance in director John Singleton's “Poetic Justice”. She released “Live Plus” in 1996 and a comeback album of original material, “Can't Count Me Out”, in 1997. After a four year hiatus, “Three Wishes”, was released in 2001 to excellent reviews. The album earned a Grammy Award nomination for Best Traditional R&B Recording. She followed that with “Pillow Talk” (2006), “Private Collection” (2008), “I Choose To Be Happy” (2015) and a live recording “Miki Howard- Live In Concert” in 2015. Howard was featured on the second season on TV One's critically acclaimed bio-series “Unsung”. Miki's episode was the highest rated of her season and in 2015 was adaListen and subscribe to the BAAS Entertainment Podcast on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Podchaser, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. “Hey, Alexa. Play the BAAS Entertainment Podcast.”

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As broadcast April 8, 2022 with plenty of soul for your podcast Friday night.  Tonight we welcomed the lead singer from Laura Rain & The Caesars to talk about their new album out today called "Rise Again," out now via LRK Records.  A veteran band, it was an honor to talk to the artist about the new LP along with some of her favorite tunes and fellow artists that call Detroit home.  Tunes from Amp Fiddler, Tall Black Guy, and Napoleon Demps were for the modern side while classics from The Detroit Emeralds, Bettye Lavette, and Parliament brought it home for the old school heads.  #feelthegravityTracklisting (starts at):Part I (00:00)Marvin Gaye – A Funky Space ReincarnationAmp Fiddler – Energy (Blue Lab Beats Remix)Jazzanova feat Sean Haefeli – Face At My WindowTall Black Guy – Leave Us To Say GoodnightAl Hudson & The Soul Partners – Spread Love Part II (31:26)Cleo Sol – When I'm In Your ArmsSAULT – MasterpieceAdria Kain – Only With Time (A COLORS SHOW)Jamie Liddell – How Did I Live Before Your LoveSharon Jones & The Dap Kings – Nobody's BabyLaura Rain & The Caesars – Rise AgainLaura Rain & The Caesars – I Can Fly Part III (61:04)Laura Rain & The Caesars – SuperheroDazz Band – You Are My Starship (Urbanstar mix)Chaka Khan – Like SugarSilk Sonic – Leave The Door OpenThe Detroit Emeralds – Baby Let Me Take You (In My Arms)Al Green – For the Good Times Part IV (100:18)Laura Rain & The Caesars – I AmParliament – Testify (Single version)Dames Brown feat Amp Fiddler & Andres – What Would You Do?Bettye LaVette – Let Me Down EasyZo! feat Tall Black Guy, Darien Brockington, Muhsinah & Phonte – Hold My HandNapoleon Demps – Back Pocket 

1. The Specials - Ghost Town2. Jarrod Lawson - Embrace What You Are3. Ida Devine - Cyclone4. Tall Black Guy Ft Devin Morrison - As The Night Moves5. Ruff N Tumble - Where Do We Go From Here6. Lord Finesse - There'll Never Be (Solidified Soul Mix)7. Kimyana Zanye - Get Myseld 2gether8. Ledisi - Where I Am9. The Foreign Exchange Ft Calitta Durand - Dreams Are Made For Two10. Regi Myrix Ft Hil St Soul - One Life11. Dorrey Lyles - Call Your Name12. Brenda Nicole Moorer Marrow - Take A Little Trip13. Lord Finesse - Body Talk (TBG Mix)14. Average White Band - Work To Do15. Mario Biondi - Paradise (DJ Meme's Prod)16. The Groove Association Ft Georgie B - Thinking About Your Love17. Dorrey Lyles - Back To Me18. JD 73 Ft Natasha Watts - The Real Deal19. PrivateProjekt Ft Stefanie S - Don't Walk That Way20. Carmichael Musiclover - Lifeline21. Omar - Keep Steppin (DJ Premier Remix)22. Soul II Soul - Love Enuff23. Jhelisa - Whirl Keeps Turning24. Sade - Paradise25. Brand New Heavies - Gimme One Of Those26. Loose Ends - Don't Be A Fool27. Young Disciples - Get Yourself Together28. Young Disciples - Talkin' What I Feel29. Amy Winehouse - B Boy Baby30. Young Disciples - Apparently Nothing31. The Family Stand - Ghetto Heaven32. Caron Wheeler - Living In The Light33. Crmande - Bra (Remx)34. Will Alexander Ft Crystal Dawn - Don't Quit On You35. Lord Finesse - I Like It (Soul Synopsis Remix)36. SNG - Wanna Be With You37. Rhea Sun - Train (Nigel Lewis Remix)38. Sherricka Yvette - Jams Session39. Shaila Prospere - Lets be (Soul Syndicate Remix)40. Lukas Setto - Lockdown41. JB Rose - Back To Love42. The Groove Association Ft Georgie B - Soul Family Affair 

As broadcast March 25, 2022 with groove for days if you're on the podcast foray.  Tonight we are proud to present a world premiere on the first Friday show of the new season.  The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble is a brilliant veteran funk and soul band out of San Diego who we've been meaning to have on the show for a long time, and there is no better time to have them on the show tonight.  Sure Fire maestro Tim Felten joined us tonight to talk about their fourth studio album due out in exactly one week's time, and we got an exclusive spin of an unreleased single from the album on the show for a great look into what's on offer come next Friday.  Be sure to presave the "Step Down" LP and check out our exclusive playlist from and interview with Tim Felten, who rocked a series of inspirations to the band's unique sound and gave us a look into how The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble continues its morphology as they move into the future.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Aretha Franklin – Rock SteadyDelvon Lamarr Organ Trio – Don't Worry Bout What I DoStro Elliot feat James Brown – Turn It Up Give It ShroomsLonnie Liston Smith – A Chance For PeaceThe Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – The Other SideThe Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – Step Down Part II (32:34)Lack of Afro – For YouIkebe Shakedown – DramDe La Soul – Long Island DegreesDavid McCallum – The EdgeThe Charmels – As Long As I've Got YouGrant Green – Down Here On The Ground (Live) Part III (61:27)The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – Boardwalk BumpDavid Axelrod – The FlyRamsey Lewis Trio – Slipping Into DarknessThe Poets of Rhythm – Eulogize the SourceThe Mohawks – Beat Me Till I'm BlueArzachel – Queen St. Gang Part IV (100:50)The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – Love AgeIsaac Hayes – Walk On ByThe Cannonball Adderly Quintet – Walk Tall (Baby, That's What I Need)Herbie Hancock – Tell Me a Bedtime StoryBeastie Boys – Something's Got To GivePlacebo – You Got Me Hummin' 

Todays podcast we are talking to a rare breed of artist, prepared to truly transfer emotional experiences from thoughts to music. EmmavIe has had a life of mini lives; overcoming various obstacles, which gave birth to her voice and music as a way to express her emotions. Today we are talking about the music world and the journey as an artist; childhood, childhood trauma, vices and addictions within the music industry, the creative process and way more. This is EMMAVEE'S Podcast, enjoy! BE A PART OF THE SCENE & SIGN UP TO OUR MAILING LIST AND RECEIVE EXCLUSIVE NEWS, PODCASTS, LIVE SHOWS AND LIMITED ADDITION KILLA KELA CONTENT FIRST https://mailchi.mp/7482095b6593/killa... DONT FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE TO YOUR NUMBER ONE MUSIC IN STREET CULTURE PLATFORM OK! Documenting the Graffiti Artists of History past, before their critical acclaims and contributions to the urban arts. Disclaimer: This presentation is for documentation and educational purposes only. No hard drive copies, footage or records of any interviews are held by Killa Kela and once uploaded to the outlets listed below, those are the only records in existence. Any illegal activity discussed is spoken only by our guests within historical context, and is neither encouraged, supported or incited. Any views or opinions made by the guests who appear on this platform are of their own. BE A PART OF THE SCENE & SIGN UP TO OUR MAILING LIST AND RECEIVE EXCLUSIVE NEWS, PODCASTS, LIVE SHOWS AND LIMITED ADDITION KILLA KELA CONTENT FIRST https://mailchi.mp/7482095b6593/killa... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1OGLNJ6... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Acast: https://play.acast.com/s/36212bdb-cce... All episodes are Transcribed here: https://killakelaofficial.blogspot.co... Support the Killa Kela Podcast by being a Podcast Patreon and receiving a mass of exclusives and bonus content https://www.patreon.com/killakelapodcast Killa Kela Weekly Livestream: Monday/Wednesday/Friday of every week. https://bandstream9.wixsite.com/killa... Killa Kela Monthly Live show - Special guests, live performances and profile pieces to a studio audience! : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... KILLA KELA Website: www.killakelaofficial.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/killakelaofficial/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/killakelaofficial Twitter: twitter.com/KillaKela

As broadcast December 20, 2021 with plenty of extra besties for your podcast stocking.  Tonight we present part 2 of our favorite singles and honorable mention albums & EP's for 2021, with tunes in our first hour from Miss Grit and her EP of the Year "Impostor," along with honorable mentions for Faye Webster, SAULT, and Dry Cleaning.  Kat Bass joins us for the final time in 2021 with a great selection from the pop realms, with two solo cuts from BLACK PINK members Rosé and LISA along with tunes from Silk Sonic, The Weeknd, and Glass Animals amongst other luminaries of popular music in 2021!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)shame - Alphabet Dry Cleaning – Scratchcard LanyardSquid – G.S.K.Halsey – Easier Than LyingMiss Grit – BlondeMiss Grit – ImpostorPart II (32:15)Faye Webster – Kind OfKate Bollinger – ShadowsLucy Dacus – ThumbsArlo Parks – For VioletSAULT – Bitter StreetsThe Weather Station – RobberBADBADNOTGOOD – Signal From The Noise Part III (69:58)Ed Sheeran- Bad HabitsManeskin - BegginImagine Dragons - EnemyGlass Animals - Heat WavesSilk Sonic - Leave the Door OpenKali Uchis - Telepatía Billie Eilish - Happier Than Ever Part IV (106:43)GAYLE- abc (nicer)Oliver Tree- Life Goes OnLISA - MONEYRosé - On The GroundThe Weekend & Ariana Grande - Save Your TearsMasked Wolf - Astronaut in the OceanThe kid LAROI & Justin Bieber - Stay

Sharing brand new independent artists to the global world. Music otherwise ignored by major radio stations. Brand new music from urban artists seven days a week.

Sharing brand new independent artists to the global world. Music otherwise ignored by major radio stations. Brand new music from urban artists seven days a week.

August 9, 2021: On this edition of PSYCHOTIC BUMP SCHOOL with DJ ROME:PART 1: JEFFREY KELLER & LORI PEACOCK return to recap the week in international newsPART 2: Comic content creators HANNIBAL TABU & DEMAR DOUGLAS drop by to discuss the business of comic books & their latest project "False Flag"PART 3: Singer/Songwriter VINCE DURRELL drops in to discuss his career + his latest song currently sitting at #1 on the UK Soul chart with GARCIA,WALKER,DURRELL(July 23, 2021) As the production guru behind ‘90s soul-dance outfit Driza Bone, Vincent Garcia crafted memorable remixes of now-classic hits by the likes of Mary J. Blige, Jody Watley, and Lisa Stansfield. Following more than a decade spent largely out of the spotlight, he teamed up with multi-instrumentalist Mark Walker in 2014 to craft the mellow and nostalgic “Praying for Rain,” fronted by US-based Vince Durrell.Although the track garnered notable attention via inclusion on a Soul Togetherness compilation, the album of the same title was shelved—until now. Recent interest in a cover of the late Beloyd Taylor's “Get into Your Life” has brought the Garcia Walker & Durrell project back to life via Soul Intention Records. Simultaneously, more soul fans are discovering “Praying for Rain,” coming to appreciate the laid back vocal appeal of Durrell, songwriting craft of Walker, and production savvy of Garcia.Take a listen to Garcia Walker & Durrell's heartfelt “Praying for Rain” and let us know how it vibes with you:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V3ZhlBoaPE

August 9, 2021: On this edition of PSYCHOTIC BUMP SCHOOL with DJ ROME:PART 1: JEFFREY KELLER & LORI PEACOCK return to recap the week in international newsPART 2: Comic content creators HANNIBAL TABU & DEMAR DOUGLAS drop by to discuss the business of comic books & their latest project "False Flag"PART 3: Singer/Songwriter VINCE DURRELL drops in to discuss his career + his latest song currently sitting at #1 on the UK Soul chart with GARCIA,WALKER,DURRELL(July 23, 2021) As the production guru behind ‘90s soul-dance outfit Driza Bone, Vincent Garcia crafted memorable remixes of now-classic hits by the likes of Mary J. Blige, Jody Watley, and Lisa Stansfield. Following more than a decade spent largely out of the spotlight, he teamed up with multi-instrumentalist Mark Walker in 2014 to craft the mellow and nostalgic “Praying for Rain,” fronted by US-based Vince Durrell.Although the track garnered notable attention via inclusion on a Soul Togetherness compilation, the album of the same title was shelved—until now. Recent interest in a cover of the late Beloyd Taylor's “Get into Your Life” has brought the Garcia Walker & Durrell project back to life via Soul Intention Records. Simultaneously, more soul fans are discovering “Praying for Rain,” coming to appreciate the laid back vocal appeal of Durrell, songwriting craft of Walker, and production savvy of Garcia.Take a listen to Garcia Walker & Durrell's heartfelt “Praying for Rain” and let us know how it vibes with you:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V3ZhlBoaPE

Part 3 of this interview features music from the Beverley Knight album Affirmation (released in June 2004), including short excerpts from Supasonic, Tea & Sympathy and No One Ever Loves In Vain. Music used by permission. Additional music - Signs - was written, arranged and produced by Gavin Calder. Queen of British Soul Beverley Knight, has been one of the UK's most consistent artists for over two decades. She has had gold and platinum-selling albums, 14 Top 40 hits, sold-out tours, 3 MOBO Awards, Brit Award and Mercury Music Prize nominations - plus an Olivier Award nomination for musical theatre. She's also a massive Prince fan...tune in to parts 1 & 2 of this exclusive interview to hear more memories of Prince, and the influence he had on her career.

Listen in to our latest podcast to hear more about the career path of one of the UKs most loved artists and performers, Queen of UK Soul, Beverley Knight. 

The Soul Hour Sunday show with Southampton musician and producer Lou Taylor, each Sunday from 5pm.Featuring the best in Soul and Rnb , plus a weekly update on the top 3 tracks in the UK Soul chart. If you want to get in touch with us, then contact us on our socials @voicefmradio.Don't worry if you miss a show.You can catch up on our website at voicefmradio.co.uk

Another chance to listen to The Soul Hour Sunday show with Southampton musician and producer Lou Taylor, each Sunday from 5pm.Featuring the best in Soul and Rnb , plus a weekly update on the top 3 tracks in the UK Soul chart.If you want to get in touch with us, then contact us on our socials @voicefmradio.Don't worry if you miss a show.You can catch up on our website at voicefmradio.co.uk

The Soul Hour Sunday show with Southampton musician and producer Lou Taylor, each Sunday from 5pm.Featuring the best in Soul and Rnb , plus a weekly update on the top 3 tracks in the UK Soul chart. If you want to get in touch with us, then contact us on our socials @voicefmradio.Don't worry if you miss a show.You can catch up on our website at voicefmradio.co.uk

Another chance to listen to The Soul Hour Sunday show with Southampton musician and producer Lou Taylor, each Sunday from 5pm.Featuring the best in Soul and Rnb , plus a weekly update on the top 3 tracks in the UK Soul chart.If you want to get in touch with us, then contact us on our socials @voicefmradio.Don't worry if you miss a show.You can catch up on our website at voicefmradio.co.uk

The Soul Hour Sunday show with Southampton musician and producer Lou Taylor, each Sunday from 5pm.Featuring the best in Soul and Rnb , plus a weekly update on the top 3 tracks in the UK Soul chart. If you want to get in touch with us, then contact us on our socials @voicefmradio.Don't worry if you miss a show.You can catch up on our website at voicefmradio.co.uk

Another chance to listen to The Soul Hour Sunday show with Southampton musician and producer Lou Taylor, each Sunday from 5pm.Featuring the best in Soul and Rnb , plus a weekly update on the top 3 tracks in the UK Soul chart.If you want to get in touch with us, then contact us on our socials @voicefmradio.Don't worry if you miss a show.You can catch up on our website at voicefmradio.co.uk

The Soul Hour Sunday show with Southampton musician and producer Lou Taylor, each Sunday from 5pm.Featuring the best in Soul and Rnb , plus a weekly update on the top 3 tracks in the UK Soul chart. If you want to get in touch with us, then contact us on our socials @voicefmradio.Don't worry if you miss a show.You can catch up on our website at voicefmradio.co.uk

Another chance to listen to The Soul Hour Sunday show with Southampton musician and producer Lou Taylor, each Sunday from 5pm.Featuring the best in Soul and Rnb , plus a weekly update on the top 3 tracks in the UK Soul chart.If you want to get in touch with us, then contact us on our socials @voicefmradio.Don't worry if you miss a show.You can catch up on our website at voicefmradio.co.uk

Another chance to listen to The Soul Hour Sunday show with Southampton musician and producer Lou Taylor, each Sunday from 5pm.Featuring the best in Soul and Rnb , plus a weekly update on the top 3 tracks in the UK Soul chart.If you want to get in touch with us, then contact us on our socials @voicefmradio.Don't worry if you miss a show.You can catch up on our website at voicefmradio.co.uk

Episode 2:  ///  ... This week, we celebrate our 1 year anniversary with singer / songwriter  Nate James ... We discuss everything from space travel and old folks escaping assisted living facilities to mental health and his 15+ year musical journey  ... woven together by news, random stories and pop culture tidbits.  ///__ Featured Songs: "In My Skin",  "Need to Know", and "Chasing the Sun" by Nate James  __Support the show (https://paypal.me/Ru32)

The Soul Hour Sunday show with Southampton musician and producer Lou Taylor, each Sunday from 5pm.Featuring the best in Soul and Rnb , plus a weekly update on the top 3 tracks in the UK Soul chart. If you want to get in touch with us, then contact us on our socials @voicefmradio.Don't worry if you miss a show.You can catch up on our website at voicefmradio.co.uk

Discover the Colours of Rhythm with world music specialist DJ Ron Jon, as he spins a special blend of music in the African Diaspora and discusses its global impact. Uniting lovers of soul, afrobeat, reggae, jazz, hip hop, house and more, the former CKLN DJ and horticulturalist on iLive Radio.

In this episode of Behind The Mic, we checked in with UK Soul and Disco artist, DROZ. Sam as he is otherwise known hails from Essex, where there is a vibrant disco scene currently flourishing. Before embarking on his journey as DROZ, Sam was in another long-running Essex band called Beach For Tiger. We discuss his journey in BFT and going solo, big stage mishaps and authenticity in the music industry. We also discuss a heart condition Sam lives with called Wolff-Parkinson-White (WPW) syndrome, how it almost came to derail his life before he went to university and how its shaped his life since. As always, #itsokaytovent Listen to DROZ on streaming platforms below: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3hg8GIwLfQ60sx8lAunT3S?si=5W3yETvUSwKLu38M-TzXuQ Follow DROZ on social media below: Twitter: https://twitter.com/droz4life Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsdroz/ Patreon: www.patreon.com/venthelpuk Music: @patawawa - Strange: www.youtube.com/watch?v=d70wfeJSEvk Outro: DROZ - Drinks: https://open.spotify.com/track/7k0bgnDxcvTC7sjWxWPFnK?si=iBjSe1cIRrCyM1UK3Q89Rg

Robert Beckford PhD is professor of Black Theology at Queen's He is a scholar-activist researching the intersections of faith and racial justice in and through diverse media texts. He has written a dozen books which triangulate the fields of theology, cultural studies and politics. Beckford is a BAFTA award winning documentary filmmaker. He has written and presented over twenty films for the BBC, Channel 4 and Discovery USA. His films explore a range of themes including political critiques of the British Empire, biblical history and popular culture. Robert's creative reach extends into drama and black British urban music production. In 2017, his debut radio drama was broadcast on the BBC Regions. ‘Jesus Piece' is a fictional account of a reformed gang member turned Pentecostal preacher-detective. Beckford's current research is a practical theo-musicological project ‘The Jamaican Bible Remix Project'. Taking the form of a studio album, the project inscribes black liberation theology in urban music (grime, drum and bass, and UK Soul) .(//www.queens.ac.uk) Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that seeks to ventures deeper and make connections in the world of faith advocacy activism. To support the work of Msingi Trust and the production of this podcast, please consider making a donation to us via Paypal: msingikenya@gmail.com Patreon:www.patreon.com/msingitrust Mpesa: +254 792 176 030 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/msingitalks/message

Ep.31 The Chancellor of Soul Mike Boone Stops by to Talk about~ His #1 UK "Soul Facts" Show & Gives Us a History of RnB and Soul Music as well as information of the African American diaspora as it relates to music and culture. Take a short trip and find out how music impacted politics in a Civil Rights Movement of the 60's and played an integral part in shaping the Black History of the United States. . OneMicNite Podcast by Professor Sora Music Guest: The Chancellor of Soul, Mike Boone Contact Email: MikeBoone2@aol.com   Videos: Youtube Channel OneMicNite Podcast: IG: @OneMicNite  Fb: @OneMicNite                                      Twitter: @OneMicNite  website:OneMicNite Host: Marcos Luis   IG: @MarcosLuis    Fb:  @Marcos.Luis         Website: MarcosLuis,com      Twitter:  @MarcosLuis       A 3SB Theatre Co Production , NYC

The third session in a special 'In The Mix' series to celebrate Black History Month.  In this session the music is selected by Steve Williams the Captain of UK Jazz Magazine broadcasting the UK Soul Power Movement direct to your home!  Providing two hours into a spotlight of the current UK's Soul Underground movement, which has largely been influenced by the Caribbean, compared to the USA which drawn influence from African roots. 

3 decades in the game… The UKs very own Soul diva Terri Walker talks to SK Vibemaker about: The point in which felt like a serious artist, Writings songs about people & them hearing them, The lack of successful UK female soul artists over the years, Flashing back on her career, Her current project ‘Breakout E.P.’, Amy WInehouse stories & more… www.instagram.com/skvibemaker | www.skvibemaker.co.uk

Ellen shares why it would be best to learn to play instruments for songwriting.

Ellen gives us a little taste of her process of songwriting with guitar.

1. The Specials - Ghost Town 2. Jarrod Lawson - Embrace What You Are 3. Ida Devine - Cyclone 4. Tall Black Guy Ft Devin Morrison - As The Night Moves 5. Ruff N Tumble - Where Do We Go From Here 6. Lord Finesse - There’ll Never Be (Solidified Soul Mix) 7. Kimyana Zanye - Get Myseld 2gether 8. Ledisi - Where I Am 9. The Foreign Exchange Ft Calitta Durand - Dreams Are Made For Two 10. Regi Myrix Ft Hil St Soul - One Life 11. Dorrey Lyles - Call Your Name 12. Brenda Nicole Moorer Marrow - Take A Little Trip 13. Lord Finesse - Body Talk (TBG Mix) 14. Average White Band - Work To Do 15. Mario Biondi - Paradise (DJ Meme’s Prod) 16. The Groove Association Ft Georgie B - Thinking About Your Love 17. Dorrey Lyles - Back To Me 18. JD 73 Ft Natasha Watts - The Real Deal 19. PrivateProjekt Ft Stefanie S - Don’t Walk That Way 20. Carmichael Musiclover - Lifeline Omar - Keep Steppin (DJ Premier Remix) 22. Soul II Soul - Love Enuff 23. Jhelisa - Whirl Keeps Turning 24. Sade - Paradise 25. Brand New Heavies - Gimme One Of Those 26. Loose Ends - Don’t Be A Fool 27. Young Disciples - Get Yourself Together 28. Young Disciples - Talkin’ What I Feel 29. Amy Winehouse - B Boy Baby 30. Young Disciples - Apparently Nothing 31. The Family Stand - Ghetto Heaven 32. Caron Wheeler - Living In The Light 33. Crmande - Bra (Remx) 34. Will Alexander Ft Crystal Dawn - Don’t Quit On You 35. Lord Finesse - I Like It (Soul Synopsis Remix) 36. SNG - Wanna Be With You 37. Rhea Sun - Train (Nigel Lewis Remix) 38. Sherricka Yvette - Jams Session 39. Shaila Prospere - Lets be (Soul Syndicate Remix) 40. Lukas Setto - Lockdown 41. JB Rose - Back To Love 42. The Groove Association Ft Georgie B - Soul Family Affair

This podcast brings you the latest releases, new artists and a live gig guide to keep you up to date with the UK Soul scene, every Saturday. This week: Dornik, Gavin Turek, Mae Muller, Pip Millett, Call Me Loop, Jerome Thomas, Emily Burns, Gabrielle Aplin , Rina Sawayama, Hayley Kiyoko, Talii, NAO, Evann McIntosh, Rydell, Maisie Peters, Josie Man, Lily Moore. Thanks for listening.

Keep up to date with the latest British soul with this podcast, every Saturday. See our back catalogue at www.londonbluesoul.com.   This week: Celeste, Kara Marni, Dua Lipa, Raveena, Pastel, Andreya Triana, Cosmo's Midnight, Jessie Ware, Franky Wah, Joyia, WYA77, Hoody, G.Soul, Jordan Rakei, Benjiflow, Little Dragon, Banoffee, Sinead Harnett. Thank you for your ears.

On episode twelve of ImmaLetYouFinish... Amy & Courtney break down the breakdown at the Grammys, wax ecstatic over Pet Shop Boys and salute the grooves of 90s UK Soul.

This podcast brings you the latest from the London soul scene, every Saturday. This week: Mura Masa, Georgia, Dionne Bromfield, Ella Eyre, Rina Sawayama, Willow, David Guetta, Tiana Major 9 , Satin Jackets, Mabel, Lily Moore, Priya Ragu, MJ Cole, Chloe Bodur, Desta French, Ruby Francis, Gabrielle Aplin.

1hr of UK vibes including Loose Ends, Mica Paris, Joss Stone, Drizabone, Tom Misch, plus an exclusive phone interview with the amazingly talented & grounded UK singer-songwriter & performer Noel McKoy. * Disclaimer: I don't own the rights to this music. I play music from both emerging artists and estabalished artists to help promote their work. All the music I play has been purchased from legal platforms such as iTunes because I believe that artists should get recognition, payment and royalties due to them. Support the show (https://djbenniejames.com/podcast)

Enjoy this promo mix from Summer 2014 when we had UK HIP HOP Queen DJ SARAH LOVE (BBC 1xtra, MTV, London UK)in town for our Long Weekend Jam. The mix features a stack of FUNK, SOUL & HIP HOP party joints recorded live on RINSE FM feat. Josey Rebelle back in 2013. Links: www.facebook.com/DJSarahLove www.DJSarahLove.com www.Twitter.com/DJSarahLove About Sarah Love: International Club DJ MTV Europe Presenter BBC Radio Broadcaster Only Female Ever Nominated for MOBO Award Best DJ First Lady of UK Hip Hop Writer Journalist Musician A & R DJ SARAH LOVE (UK) | Sarah Love is without question the most recognised and respected female entertainer on the UK Hip Hop scene since Monie Love. The Sarah Love brand became mainstream knowledge the world over when she began her weekly BBC Radio 1Xtra broadcasts and on screen presenting for MTV Base. She used these platforms as a vehicle for true Hip Hop with no prejudice to which country it is recorded in, and endeared her a wider audience and opened up opportunities to once again work with old friends and family. From the Deal Real Records (original Deal Real!!) and Kung Fu eras of British Hip Hop and further, she opened up a path to work as a sort of special envoy for Hip Hop worldwide and maintains good relationships with the legends and stalwarts of the American scene from Grandmaster Flash to Souls Of Mischief to The Roots, KRS One, Raekwon of the Wu-Tang Clan and many more. Many female DJs have fallen off or never even got noticed in the mans world that is DJing, but Sarah has a substance and technical ability high above many men on the 1′s and 2′s, and does what she does without having to bark on about not just being a pretty face. This is why she's garnered a respect throughout the worldwide Hip Hop community that has her jet-setting around the planet.

This week the PsychoFellas head across the pond to talk some UK Soul. What is UK Soul? Who are your favorite UK Soul Artist? http://www.uksoulchart.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_soul Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/PsychoFellas Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/psychomusiclyricology/ Like us on FB: www.facebook.com/psychomusiclyricology/ Blog: www.psychomusiclyricology.com Contact: psychomusiclyricology@gmail.com (469) 606-9534

In this episode Karl Benton & Jason Eli talk, laugh, remember, listen to and analyse at the development of UK Soulful music from the years 2000 to 2017. UK Soul has become a little less distinctive due to music in general becoming more of a melting pot since the explostion of the availability of music online and also the ease of international collaboration brought about by the internet. Nevertheless there still remains a distinct UK flavour on many of these tunes. Artists on this include Omar, Reel People, Blacktonez, Mahalia and more. Tracklist "One Hundred and Rising" Incognito "Pleasure Ride" Blacktonez "Forgive Me (D-Influence Radio Mix)" Lynden David Hall "These Words (Dwele Remix)" Natasha Bedingfield  "The Sun (Dwele's Motor City Remix)" New Sector Movements "She's Gone Away" Sean Escoffrey & Sir Piers "In The Sun (Club Mix) (Feat. Angela Johnson)" Reel People "Get Off" Don E. "I Want It to Be" Omar "It Will Be (feat. Tony Momrelle)" Reel People "Spread That" Sillohette Brown "Drawing Board" Terri Walker "Beautiful Contradiction" Beverly Knight & Musiq Soulchild "In My Bed (CJ Mix)" Amy Winehouse "Only Trying To Tell You" Puma Blue www.groovadelica.com "No Pressure" Mahalia "Don't Wanna Be Found (feat. Taye Williams & Pearce)" Jason Eli PHOTO of Beverly Knight 

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40 years in the music industry and Jaki Graham has lost none of her talent, her fun-loving nature or star power. Here's my interview with her and check out the links to follow her on social media http://www.twitter.com/Jaki_Graham http://www.twitter.com/thejntgroup AUGUST 2017 gig http://www.rewindfestival.com/south/lineup/view/artist/138/jaki-graham MORE GIG DATES https://www.ents24.com/uk/tour-dates/jaki-graham BUY JAKI'S MUSIC https://itunes.apple.com/gr/artist/jaki-graham/id218132947

Welcome to the latest edition of the Soul Explosion, first broadcast worldwide on www.icrfm.com and 105.7FM in Ipswich, UK and the surrounding areas on 18th February 2017. We have a rich heritage of soul music in the UK, so much more than could possibly be fitted into a two hour show. Enjoy tracks from classic artists like Delegation, The Real Thing, Soul II Soul, Jamiroquai alongside the new breed such as Diane Shaw, Donovan Blackwood, McCrei, Chidi and many more. Your feedback is always very welcome, here's how you can get involved: Mixcloud www.mixcloud.com/ph5ph5 Facebook http://www.facebook.com/soulexplosionPH5 Twitter http://twitter.com/ph5soul Thanks for listening people !

Welcome to the latest edition of the Soul Explosion, first broadcast worldwide on www.icrfm.com and 105.7FM in Ipswich, UK and the surrounding areas on 18th February 2017. We have a rich heritage of soul music in the UK, so much more than could possibly be fitted into a two hour show. Enjoy tracks from classic artists like Delegation, The Real Thing, Soul II Soul, Jamiroquai alongside the new breed such as Diane Shaw, Donovan Blackwood, McCrei, Chidi and many more. Your feedback is always very welcome, here's how you can get involved: Mixcloud www.mixcloud.com/ph5ph5 Facebook http://www.facebook.com/soulexplosionPH5 Twitter http://twitter.com/ph5soul Thanks for listening people !

KPFT 90.1 FM Broadcast

Be sure to catch The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk live and direct every Friday on KPFT 90.1 FM from 2-5am and 7-10pm CST. Tracklist: Swing Out Sister - Breakout Go West - We Close Our Eyes D'Influence - Shake It Incognito w/Mario Biondi and Chaka Khan - Lowdown Five Star - Let Me Be the One Princess - Say I'm Your Number One Level 42 - There's Something About You Duran Duran - A View to a Kill The Eurythmics - Missionary Man Frankie Goes to Hollywood - Relax The Brand New Heavies - Forever Omar - I'm Still Standing Omar w/Stevie Wonder - Feeling You Omar - Syleste Omar - Falling Omar - The Man Omar - The World of You Jamiroquai - Alright Joss Stone - Head Turner Floetry - Floetic Soul II Soul - Jazzie's Groove Caron Wheeler - Livin' In the Light Omar - Get It Together David Bowie - Young Americans Elton John - Bennie and the Jets Genesis - Misunderstanding Princess Freesia - Analog Soulpersona w/Princess Freesia - Momentum Reel People - Amazing Groove Armada - My Friend Massive Attack - Unfinished Symphony Xantone Blacq - Yes I Do Phil Collins - Sussudio

It has been said that one picture can say a thousand words, and if that is so then it is probably safe to assume that mental pictures could very well speak thousands exponentially. Such is par for the course as pictures themselves are but mere images or vibrations slowed down and captured, and are often accompanied by an audible component. Music, for me, when mixed live or in a recording is usually a collage of days gone by as well as the possibility of those yet to come, perhaps in an alternate reality or fantasy complete with an aroma,and an undeniable, underlying emotional texture. As my solar return is on the horizon, I reflect on the past year, with all of its triumphs and defeats, lessons and losses, as well as those from times past, including a five year marker,and what I was doing twenty years ago. All of it combined calls for a gratitudinous,regretful,happy yet melancholy array of lush chords and basslines, creating a rollercoaster ride of feeling with several possible alternate endings. The beauty of art is just that. It may start as one thing but is left for interpretation by its beholders, and can invoke infinite possibilities as to its meaning. With that, I will allow these tunes to describe scenarios with words spoken and some not, as I project my imprint into the psyche of those that dare to daydream. Gems from groups Koop, Sonzeira, & Hiatus Kaiyote only skim the surface of the treasures embedded in this mix, as Atlanta based artists like Gwen Bunn, Khari Cabral Simmons, Emdee Brown and Carmen Rodgers have also influenced my pallette in the recent past, making the flavors sizzle that much more. Speaking of which, both nuyorican and UK Soul make their way into the pot as well for the well rounded travelers' appetite, and I do hope that it is whet accordingly. Indulge. Imbibe. Injoy. One love.

In 1985 Loose Ends performed on Soul Train and just like all other performers who graced the stage, Don Cornelius strolled up with a mic and a series of music journalistic questions. When guitarist Carl McIntosh opened his mouth to discuss how the band met, I experienced my first ever encounter with Black Britain. With a precious amount of naiveté my nine-year old mind asked, “So Black people exist outside of America and outside of Africa?” As far as I knew we were between those two places and those two places only. Prior to discovering their British voices my family had Loose Ends “Hanging on a String (Contemplating)” on repeat. It was a new soul classic, #1 on the US R&B charts, and I couldn't get enough. After their Soul Train appearance, I went through my sister's tapes to conduct a proper review of their discography, which at the time consisted of two albums (1984’s A Little Spice and 1985’s So Where are You?). I did everything I could to find out what their experiences were with love, joy, soul and pain. I read liner notes in search of clues and discovered that a few members of the band were responsible for arranging and producing material for the group Five Star, who I had no idea was Black and British as well. Amused by my obsession, my mom said with little fanfare, 'yeah, Sade is from over there too.' What? Now you playing! Pretty ass, heartbroken ass, emotionally brilliant ass Sade is Black British too? I'm sold and possibly down for life. And now that I think about it, I’ve been digging in the crates for three decades strong. My digging is what led me to 'Keep on Movin' by Soul II Soul and shortly following that single the group hit us with the monstrous 'Back to Life' track in 1989. They, too, appeared on Soul Train and at the end of the performance I heard the same British accent falling from their lips of African descent. By this time my questions were more refined. How did the Black British community come to be formed? What is their parent’s history? What do they eat? I knew that most of my family was from Louisiana, Texas and Missouri and landed in Cali by way of migration. Were there places where people travelled from to be in the UK? A hostile home they escaped by the thousands to feel ‘The Warmth of Other Suns?’ Isabel Wilkerson I see you. Grandma and them were part of the 1950s crew who packed cold fried chicken and biscuits for the train from Mississippi heading west to the left coast. Inherent to DJ culture is research and my travels today can be traced back to questions I began to ask in the late eighties. I kept my ear to the streets of Black British music and by the mid-nineties I was knee deep in UK Soul and Acid Jazz. The Brand New Heavies, D'Influence, The Rebirth of Cool series, Massive Attack, and Omar were but a few of the folks who put me on to new parts of myself. See that's the thing, these people were me, but at the same time not, and while the similarities between our music and theirs, our social lives and theirs were in some ways parallel, there was a wealth of information to be found in the distinction of our experiences. That said I committed to learning what makes communities of the African Diaspora unique; that feels like the respectful thing to do. White supremacy teaches us to shun difference, as opposed to use it as a tool to cultivate humanizing curiosity. Checking for the lives of Black folks around the planet matters because it's an extension of self-love and a way to strengthen voices of resistance. In 1998, I left the country for the first time to travel to Brixton and Bristol. This was my first experience with a Black global community and it was electronic music that pulled me in. When in grad school, I learned of an opportunity to attend a summer program at the University of Liverpool to study the influence of Black American Blues on the Beatles sound. I jumped on it and from there took my ass to a San Francisco post office to gets, and I do mean gets! My passport. I arrived in the UK with what I thought would buy me the world. Here is where I was introduced to the powerful pound. Damn, it was true the sun never sets on her empire. All I knew was that I couldn’t leave without books about Black British culture and history (Paul Gilroy, Stuart Hall stand up) and a commitment to Manchester record shopping (Joan Armatrading on vinyl, I love you). I also found it important to find the people and build community with artist folks who could show me around town. This is the beginning of what I call “International Localism.” My developing transnational lens and love for Black folks earned me valuable cultural capital, and I was often times welcomed into places and spaces where the making of culture happened. I, DJ lynnée denise am an International Local. International Localism took me to Ghana where I discovered Highlife and kenkey, to South Africa where I investigated kwaito while eating braai, to Montreal to spin with Haitian DJs, to the Caribbean to teach music to Aruban youth, and yeah to DC where them American Black folks created the African percussion based Go-Go sound. Fela Kuti’s travels to London, as well as the under-discussed fact that he died of AIDs will take me to Lagos with questions about Afrobeat and his feminist activist mama, Funmilay Ransome Kuti. The history of Detroit’s techno sound sparked my interest in German electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk. In fact, this mix is the second to be released from a four-part series recorded live in Germany titled The Berlin Sessions. I started these liner notes from an airport in Italy on my way to attend the “Black Portraitures II: Imaging the Black Body and Re-staging Histories,” conference hosted by NYU in Florence. I was inspired by the fact that a large number of the diaspora's brightest thinkers, writers, artists and scholars would be traveling from different corners of the world to “explore the impulses, ideas, and techniques undergirding the production of self-representation and desire, and the exchange of the gaze from the 19th century to the present day in fashion, film, art, and the archives.” Please accept my contribution to the conversation and move to the sounds of a Black global analysis, my Black global imagining. I feel deeply connected to my people and the music on this volume of the series was inspired by my focused nomadic journey. Come with me.

The Music Is Remedy Podcast brings you the finest unsigned UK Soul, Jazz, Poetry, Hip Hop & RnB. This Episode features tracks from Acer Maple, Enrico Delves, Raff and a feature with Mikill Pane, hosted by our guest presenter James Massiah; all of whom are performing at Remedy 5 @ The Rhythm Factory on Sept 29th! Go to the newly rebranded website- www.musicisremedy.co.uk for more info or email info@musicisremedy.co.uk

The Music Is Remedy Podcast is back! Bringing you the finest unsigned UK Soul, Jazz, Poetry, Hip Hop & RnB. This Episode features tracks from Raff, Acer Maple ft Sharlene Hector, AKS and Shanaz Dorsett. Plus an exclusive feature with Nadine Charles. Go to www.musicisremedy.co.uk for more info or email musicisremedylive@gmail.com

The Music Is Remedy Podcast is back! Bringing you the finest unsigned UK Soul, Jazz, Poetry, Hip Hop & RnB. This Episode features tracks from G.R.E.E.D.S, J-Treole, Matti Roots, Stac, Eric Lau and an exclusive live track from The Illersapiens! Go to www.musicisremedy.co.uk for more info or email musicisremedylive@gmail.com

The Music Is Remedy Podcast is back! Bringing you the finest unsigned UK Soul, Jazz, Poetry, Hip Hop & RnB. This Episode features tracks from Shakka, Supa Soul Brother Del and The Neutronics, Jody Anne Bickley, Enrico Delves, BB Architects and an exclusive live recording from Ed Sheeran!!! www.musicisremedy.co.uk

Best music from UK Soul Diva, Kyra Simone, discussing the sexy ballads on her album "The Scent" Discusses her book "The One" and guest author Nancy Sellers discusses her book "I'm Not In Love, You're Just A Booty Call"

The Music Is Remedy podcast is back! Bringing you the finest unsigned UK Soul, Jazz, Poetry, Hip-Hop and RnB. This months podcast includes tracks from Ed Sheeran, Obenewa, Benin City, Szjerdene, Naomi Jasmine and a feature from G.R.E.E.D.S. Music is Remedy is a team that promotes and develops quality live Soul and HipHop in the UK. For the past 3 years we have held nights all around London town showcasing some of the best unsigned talent from the capital and beyond. Placing an emphasis on quality each and every line up provides our crowd with a unique feel good experience that you can only find at a Music is Remedy night. We leave you entertained and enlightened to the fact that in this country we have our own spectacular and fascinating artists for you to follow support and fall in love with. Send us your tracks and show us support. Email musicisremedypodcast@gmail.com or follow us on twitter.com/MusicIsRemedy. Check out the new website www.musicisremedy.co.uk