Drumbox Radio
Step inside the rhythm with Drumbox Radio, a high-energy journey into the heart of house, dance and electronic grooves - curated by Stephani B. Broadcasting from the pulse...
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Deal Festival Sounds
A show based around all things Deal Festival, from interviews with staff and artists, through to themes and ideas linked to the activities of the Deal Festival and Deal Music and Arts. The show is presented by Luke Styles, Artistic Director of the Deal Festival, Deal Music and Arts. With classical music at its core, the show branches into a wide range of musical styles encompassing jazz, world music, folk, ambient, avant garde and everything imaginable.
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