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Samara Joy – ‘Samara Joy’ Review Adam Sieff
Too often music is pigeonholed into a category, seeming to suggest that you can’t like this if you don’t like that, or how can you listen to him if you listen to her? In this show, Mr Rye looks to break down these mythical barriers and explore a musical world where there are just two types of music: Music you like and music you don’t like.
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When all of the presenters are away we let the ghost of presenters past run the desk. Our automated system takes over for its own special few hours of broadcasting. Playing a selection of great music from across the decades!
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From techno to melodic house, R&B to dark, gritty pop, her label has the coolest vibes for many different tastes.
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The USA’s first (December 1981) syndicated, electronica based weekly music program on commercial radio.
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Are you a Night Owl, night worker, or one of our many listeners worldwide in a different timezone, then our daily Night Owl selection is the perfect way to enjoy Deal Radio! Playing overnight with all of our best music.
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The Fab 60s show, a trip back to the best music decade of all time. Whether you were there or not a chance to hear what you missed (if you can remember the 60s you weren’t there!)
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Play Morricone For Me is a weekly web radio show centred around film soundtracks and discussion. The show features thematic deep-dives into everything from spaghetti westerns, to blaxploitation, disaster movies, crime jazz, the history of the theremin, Disneyland Records, classic, cult and contemporary cinema and everything in between.
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A show for petrol heads and car enthusiasts. Join me and the team for all things car; from Motorsport, Styling, Buying or selling, it’s all here in a one hour show.
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