Welsh producer provides naughty ear candy

Your Saturday night power hour of dreams

Join Tim for a very special broadcast of the Monday morning show brought to you live from the Radio Alhara studio at Wonder Cabinet in Bethlehem, Palestine.

I want to keep your day flowing with soulful sounds and open dialogue. My goal is to bring you into the rhythm of your late morning by featuring inspiring creatives from across the scene. The show is your front-row seat to the stories, processes, and passion behind the work, shining a spotlight on the heart of creativity. It’s all about uncovering what drives the creators who shape the world around us.

Liquid Liquid is one of the bands that helped make NYC's underground such a rich place in the early '80s, with a sound that echoes through the musical universe to this day. LL co-founder Sal Principato stops by this month to talk about the band, along with follow-up combo Fist of Facts and his current outfit, 178 Product.

Join Nakeira on your Monday afternoon, where soca, riddims, and yap collide

Braga Circuit takes you through his musical influences, drawing a direct line from the raw energy of '90s house and techno to the cutting-edge sounds shaping today’s electronic music landscape. His work bridges eras, blending the soulful grit and rhythmic drive of classic dance music with the innovation and experimentation of todays underground.

Mixing and blending UK Funky, UK Garage and Tribal rhythms

Talina on Rinse FM. Lock in live for the drive time show, every Monday - Thursday from 5 till 6pm.

Ghoulish for an hour of house and garage gems

First the show of 2026 focused on 140-150bpm with the usual selection of both released and unreleased favourites

A specialist show every second Monday of the month focusing on brand new forward-thinking club music from around the world, spanning several genres including Techno, Bass and 160, accompanied by her typically friendly, informal hosting style.

Music & chat with Del & Quinn. Playing new stuff, old stuff, unreleased stuff & talking about stuff.

The show will be a representation of my party roundabout. Bringing on artist who have played for us and bringing bassey sounds from all across the world.

Latest label signee 4STR0 takes control of the ship for an hour long high powered percussive workout

SOMEBODY sent out a promo email without realizing that all of the recipients were in Cc instead of Bcc. But something magical happened and it turned into a big music sharing email thread. (Almost) all of the music in this month's episode is from that email thread.

North London Dub Club takes you on a twenty year journey through dubstep in all its forms, hosted by Cueist.

The latest in underground and mainstream Rap from the UK and US. Ranging from Drill to Westcoast G Funk and everything in-between. Flyo’s show covers all bases.

New music from the international underground. 2 hours of fresh finds in alternative music from around the world.

The Perimeter explores untapped dance music scenes across the globe, following the pulse of developing subcultures and sounds

I present to you SOL Sessions, a space for live performances, catching a giggle and having meaningful conversations where I explore the pivotal turning points in the lives of today’s creative talent and the communities that helped shape them alongside selected music to make you feel good.

First show of the year, kicking things off on an eclectic one. Lots of music to ease in the return to normality.

2 Hours of Audio Sunshine live and direct from the Brighter Days Family

Talina on Rinse FM. Lock in live for the drive time show, every Monday - Thursday from 5 till 6pm.

Your monthly dose of bass-weight, wonkiness and percussive therapy, all delivered fresh to your ears by nora.

Changing Currents delivers genre-fluid sets shaped by his global travels — a rhythmic journey unbound by genre, guided by feeling.

Apollonia, presented by Dan Ghenacia, Dyed Soundorom & Shonky

A fixture of the scene. All things 140 from Grime producer & DJ Silencer.

Forward thinking electronic music from the Diaspora and beyond