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Three Minute Epiphany
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Don is a musician, he played with Quincy Jones and Sérgio Mendes. He is also an engineer, and he built and experimented with synthesizers very early on. He created the Live Electronic Orchestra in the early Seventies which led to the developmen
Japan’s mighty BORIS tell us about the music scene in Japan and the country’s love of heavy metal and experimental noise. Experimental music group BORIS comprises drummer Atsuo, guitarist/bassist Takeshi and guitarist/keyboardist Wata. They for
Exploring Kenya’s extreme grindcore and hardcore scene with duo Duma. Duma members Martin Khanja and Sam Karugu are former members of bands Lust for a Dying Breed and Seeds of Datura. They formed Duma together in 2019.
Takiaya Reed and Sylvie Nehill of the American / Australian drone duo Divide and Dissolve share how their experiences as Black & Tsalagi [Cherokee]and Māori women has informed their heavy sound. Mirroring the brash, bone-crushing potency of the
Swedish singer Robyn shares her love for Prince which started as a young child dancing to her mum's albums. She will discuss his seminal album Sign O' The Times and how his emotional lyrics have influenced her immensely.
Dub poet Roger Robinson, winner of this year's prestigious TS Eliot prize talks us through his early influences, the inspiration behind his poetry and his collaborations with electronic musician The Bug, as part of the brilliant King Midas Soun
Paul Wright created the British Culture Archive to document, highlight and preserve the changes in British society and culture through social and documentary photography. His focus is on post war working-class culture and diverse communities t
Charlotte Dos Santos has Norwegian and Brazilian heritage and was raised in Oslo. She studied jazz at Berklee College of Music in Boston and Flamenco and Mediterranean music in Valencia. Her debut album Cleo was released in 2017Charlotte chat
Russian DJ and producer Nina Kraviz talks about heading up a very special remix project.St Vincent approached Nina to make one remix of a track from her album ‘Masseduction’, and Nina suggested curating a series of remixes of the whole album.
Jaz Coleman may be best known to you as the lead singer with eighties post-punk band Killing Joke, but he has another career as an acclaimed classical composer with a global reputation. He discusses his work and much-missed bassist Raven.
We celebrate Bowie's Birthday by replaying Mary Anne's 1997 interview with David, recorded for his 50th birthday. Hear David talk about his love of drum and bass, his friendship with Lou Reed and how he chose the name David Bowie.Includes exce
Kathryn Jeffs gives us a peek into a new series called Earth’s Tropical Islands. She highlights the great adventures the team had filming wildlife in Madagascar, Borneo and Hawaii
We continue Relaxation Week with a Three Minute Epiphany from Malaysian-born and LA-based singer Yuna. She has experienced a busy year with the release of her latest album Rouge, featuring Tyler The Creator and Little Simz.Yuna has also become
We continue relaxation week with a 3 Minute Epiphany from Danish singer/songwriter, Agnes Obel, whose forthcoming album Myopia is set for release in 2020 on the Deutsche Grammophon label. The album is an album about trust and doubt and the writ
We continue relaxation week with a 3 Minute Epiphany from Angolan-Portuguese electronic musician Pongo, who started rapping over kuduro dance routines at Queluz train station in Portugal, when she would travel every week to physiotherapy. She w
She talks us through the power of sound and how a gong bath can enhance the practice.
Nitin Sawhney is a British Indian musician and composer, with one of the most distinctive voices in modern day music. He has released over twenty studio albums and works across a number of different specialisms including film, video games, danc
Anne's work includes sculptural installation, photography and audio. She often explores our relationship with place and space and her pieces re-purpose objects and challenge us to view our surroundings in a totally different way. Anne's art is
Jim's passion for art began in childhood, when his parents encourage him to paint, sculpt and enter competitions on the back of cereal boxes, which happily, he won. As a teenager Jim studied at art collage and it was here that he discovered th
Our celebration of art starts with the renowned boundary-pushing make-up artist.
We look ahead to Delia Derbyshire Day 2019 with event organiser Caro C. Delia Derbyshire Day is a Manchester-based organisation, which pays homage to Delia Derbyshire. The organisation's work is centred around the Delia Derbyshire Archive which
He has released seven albums over the years and shows no sign of slowing at 75.
The BAFTA award-winning composer talks about creating music for video games.
Robert Gordon McHarg III is a curator of the exhibition - The Clash: London Calling at the Museum of London. The exhibition features a huge collection of items from The Clash's personal archive including photographs, notes, clothing and one br
We catch up with experimental artist and producer, The Haxan Cloak better known to friends and family as Bobby Krlic. Bobby recently scored the music for Ari Aster's folk horror film, Midsommar. Known for his dark, intense and at times downrigh
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