Coming at you this week — Ariel Pink, DIIV, Herb Alpert, and Linkin Park. With Melanie C, Missy Elliott, Nuevos Rios, Shed, and UNKLE.

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Episode 112
March 12, 2026

It’s an ease you in kind of show today starting as I did with alush ambient cut by Skee Mask, and the dub techno of Copenhagen’s Mikkel Metal. There’s a couple of shoegaze influenced indie cuts from Ariel Pink and DIIV that lead us into Mac DeMarco, and the first single from a new group, the Latin flavours of Nuevos Rios.

What else? Well, Kruder & Dorfmeister reversion Bomb The Bass. You’ve the trumpet of Herb Alpert, and the fellow trumpet of Keyon Harrold who features on a new track by Terrace Martin & drummer Marcus Gilmore.

There’s a chunky breaky dub roller from Shed for Tectonic. The Oh Sees. And a cut from the 1998 masterpiece that is UNKLE’s debut full length.

Missy Elliot pops up, with Method Man. And we travel back to the hip hop of 1987 with Eric B & Rakim.

You’ve a brand new acid cut from A. G. Cook. The dub techno of SND & RTN. Deep house favourite Ital as his ambient breakbeat project Relaxer. Four Tet remixes Bristol dnb don Krust. We travel to mid 70s Ethopia, all before Melanie C, Linkin Park, and The Cranberries to close us out.

Have yourselves a lovely day and I’ll see you soon.
Mx.

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