Balamii

Danniella was live, laying down the next instalment of blissed out roots, reggae and dub gems.

Namesbliss, DeeRiginal, Melvillous and Samson join us for Balamii IRL, live from the Carpet Shop in Peckham. Watch the set back here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6w_lns140o

This month on Club Swei, DJ The Wardrobe takes us through a range of percussive cuts across footwork, Jersey club and Drill edits with some Kudoro and Gqom in the mix.

Right back after the break, Noah Tucker jumps on the controls for a mix packed full of darker moodier sounds.

Listen back as UBT, D1gsz and Soulz joined Faultsz on mic duties for an hour of heavyweight grime business, with bass bin ratters throughout from Lollingo, Oblig, Patrice and Just Jane.

Global grooves selected by producer/selector Guohan, featuring music from Voision Xi, Weldon Irvine, Maurice Fulton, Julion De'Angelo and more.

Tune in for 120 minutes of deep, dubby club flavours from the DAM Show, as Kalla was joined by Tom Ellis this month.

This week Ariane V caught up with Wallace. Tune in for 2 hours of rolling house and acid cuts from Boof, Sayro, Morgan Page and more.

This month we have London based deep house aficionado Mad World Music. Black Eyes is on pre-scuba-vibes with the deep stuff as well. As per usual, scuba gear is heavily encouraged. Let go deep!

Listen back as Daveyoh invited Saiming, Zuko Rosemeid, Luke RV, Foolz, Mace The Great and lucwhatscooking into the booth for an hour of Soul Grime. A bag of new and forthcoming releases inside.

This month London's EARWORM takes over Repetitive Strain for a guest mix of mangled tape, shredded steel improv and wild experimental power electronics. Earplugs not available.

MOMA READY joined EQUISS for their monthly dose of break-heavy club cuts. Tune in for 120 minutes of high energy selects across speed garage, deep house and more.

Moving from soul and hip hop into deeper bruk cuts, Footshooter, Natty Wylah and Brother Portrait were live on this months edition of Sonic Fruits. Listen back for selections from the likes of Sticky Dub and Gavsborg, as well as some live PA in the mix - plenty of wholesome goodness inside.

Jack Bagshaw was live with a bag of house, garage and grime, joined in the second half by Jaycen Spades on mic duties. Tune in for tracks from the likes of Reek0 and Flying Lotus, as well as some exclusives.

Sid Elmachhour is back with a selection ranging from uncle music to last week's tik tok hit. A selection of Lebanese patriotic voices, chaabi, Saharan bangers, the latest and hottest raï and rap tunes around the west of the Maghreb to fend off the October rains.

Joey Manzi was live, with an hour of percusive club cuts across house, batida and more. A bag of fresh releases inside from the likes of Hagan and DJ Lycox.

Listen back as Jamie.stew and Jake Elliot stepped in for Last Nubian this month, joined by Renelle 893, Andre Master, Lorry, Kay3 and Dunno Studios on mic duties for the second half. 60 minutes of deep hip hop grooves and plenty of exclusives in the bag.

2 hours of soothing downtempo goodness from Josh this month, running through jazz and psychedelic infusions.

Listen back as Sound Condition ran through 120 minutes of deep, dubby cuts.

Piers Harrison joined Ariane V this week, running upbeat balearic selects from the likes of Droid Bishop and Sonja Marie.

Listen back as Goya caught up with NY's Earf and Shavuo on this months edtion of The Youtube Bootleg Show. Plenty of wholesome goodness inside across hip hop, house and beyond, as well as some fresh exclusives.

This month jjamz was joined by singer Olympia Vitalis, taking us through some recent finds and favourites. Expect deep grooves across R&B, funk and soulful house throughout.

Kicking off with soulful flavours and moving into some smooth hip hop cuts, Morriarchi was joined by Kofi this month, running some tracks from his new release.

Running warm, soulful flavours across reggae, dub and beyond, Dubplate Pearl and Mr Swing Easy were live with the next instalment of selects from the likes of Stevie Wonder and Dennis Brown.

Moving from soulful R&B into choppy broken beat cuts, Jimmy Smith was live with an hour of smooth selects from the likes of Mos Def, Stefan Ringer and Sticky Dub.