💚 An electronic / dubby / jazz-adjacent first hour sees returns from old favourites Mala, Calibre, Glass Beams & Nilüfer Yanya. Look out for a controversial appearance of a Kate Bush cover and a brand spanking newYard Act release.
Things get taken down a bit at the start of the second hour, think more ethereal and dream poppy: Beach House, HTRK.
The final hour has a few classics from the likes of the Headless Chickens and Eric B. & Rakim with a scattering of great singles from the tail end of 2023 + some campy dance adjacent selections via Tokischa / Ninajirachi.
Hopefully something for everyone.
See you all next week, thank you again for all the support on todays show and for turning out to the bRave last weekend. It was a special time.
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Hosted by PHILLIEE, featuring the Sound of Sydney courtesy of our man Carlos Avilés.
~ Universal Harmony ~
Oozing a grateful ora, massaging the creative mind.
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Today on your bFM Breakfast: Big ol' Wednesday breakie for ya'll this morning; the Prime Minister dials in ahead of the election on Saturday; Nick from Cut Off Your Hands joins us for a special preview of their newest track; Rachel was lucky enough to have a chat with the directors of Totally Under Control; Rob talks plastics in the ocean on The Mind Trench; Tim gives us a plethora of media news; and Amelia talks filibustering on Word Salad.
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