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DJ Spoonz’ love of music was born at a young age in the hills of his beloved Jamrock. After moving to London DJ Spoonz carried that passion through his formative years and into university.
DJ Spoonz plays a variety of rhythms and instruments, from Reggae to Soca to Dancehall. He has been part of several bands and performed at numerous live events: Brixton Splash, One Love Festival and Notting Hill Carnival. DJ Spoonz also supported the participants of Britain’s got Reggae at Hootananny in Brixton between 2016-19.
More recently things have moved online for many artists and DJ Spoonz can be found presenting his own Reggae show ‘REGGAE PULSE’ on Deal Radio.
A collection of recorded female voices from all walks of life that celebrates the rise to equality for women of our current time by the sharing of their life stories in desert island disc style. WOOT women share intimate details of their life struggles and challenges and also share tips and advice as well as celebrate their unique successes.
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Rather than subject listeners to one particular genre of music, our typical presentations cover a wide spectrum of rock and roll, from 60s British Invasion to Rockabilly to 50s rockers to Psychedelic Oldies and all points in between.
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Bands Introducing Hour is a 60-minute radio show without a DJ/Presenter where all the bands featured introduce their own songs – With the tagline “Bands Introducing Hour – The Show, Where The Bands Do The Talking”
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For those who can remember what they were doing 65 years ago but struggle remembering this morning.
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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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A 2 Hour Weekly Blend of Metal, Rock, Hardcore Metal, Classic Rock and Punk! Hosted by Mr P
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In the early days In Yer Ears was a mixture that included more old music than new but as my contacts in the music world expanded I’ve been able to develop the show into the show I always wanted to present.
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