BBC 6 Music A Latin House Fiesta you won't want to miss! Dance to Latin rhythms influenced by traditional music from all over South America layered over entrancing house beats. 2026-07-19 Take yourself away to your own personal oasis with this two-hour mix featuring Jordan Rakei, beabadoobee and Ghostface Killah. 2026-07-19 Let these hand-selected tracks, featuring Lana Del Rey, Sons of Sevilla and Pulp, wash over you for two blissful hours. 2026-07-19 Afrodeutsche brings the best music to your Sunday and spins some special records from her collection, alongside a dip into the BBC Archives. 2026-07-19 Chris Hawkins sits in with a feast of great music and chat for weekend breakfast. 2026-07-19 Cerys soundtracks your Sunday social and cultural adventure, with Bristol-based artist Myer U Clark in session and author James Cheshire talking about finding lost maps. 2026-07-19 Guy Garvey chats to Leeds-based songwriting collective Rail Replacement Bus Service about bad band names and trying to give your demos to famous people. 2026-07-19 Jarvis returns to the 6 Music airwaves. 2026-07-19 Agnes Obel selects for our End of Days library + omg must-have new music. 2026-07-19 Stuart's featured album is Sun Ra's Somewhere Over The Rainbow, an Afrofuturistic jazz gem from 1977. 2026-07-19 Zakia provides the soundtrack to your dreams, traversing through psychedelia, dub, soul and more. Plus Tara Clerkin Trio on their new album and songs that transport them elsewhere. 2026-07-19 1/8. Before The Smiths came the man. Morrissey: a shy, bookish boy from working-class Manchester who dared to dream of pop stardom. 2026-07-19 2/8. A boy from Wythenshawe goes looking for a frontman. One sunny day there is a knock on a door in Stretford, and music history is made. 2026-07-19 3/8. From a Manchester rehearsal room to Top of the Pops in a heartbeat: The Smiths become the most important band of their generation. 2026-07-19 4/8. New York City, New Year's Eve 1983. For four young men from Manchester, America is about to open their eyes, and test everything. 2026-07-19 5/8. The Smiths sign with Rough Trade. But who exactly are The Smiths? The answer to that question will haunt them for years. 2026-07-20 6/8. Meat Is Murder goes to number one, the tabloids go to war, and behind the scenes the strains within the band grow ever wider. 2026-07-20 7/8. Spring 1987. In a Notting Hill fish and chip shop, over chips and peas, The Smiths come to an end. 2026-07-20 8/8. The music stops, the lawyers arrive. After the break-up: the financial fallout, the legendary court case, and the enduring, undimmed legacy of The Smiths. 2026-07-20 All the football terrace indie anthems you need pre- or post-game. 2026-07-20 Soundtrack the early hours with back-to-back music, plus exclusive BBC sessions. 2026-07-20 Emily Pilbeam presents a mixtape of her personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing, including a new Track of the Week from The Kitchen Sink Band. 2026-07-20 Afrodeutsche sits in with the early morning breakfast show. 2026-07-20 Nemone sits in with wonderful music to start your day, including the Cloudbusting mix to banish the grey skies. 2026-07-20 Lauren welcomes you to a brand new week with uplifting tunes. 2026-07-20 Chris sits in for Craig Charles and is joined by Josh and Ben from Getdown Services to chat about their new album 'Massive Champion', and there's more Original Pirated Material. 2026-07-20 Steve welcomes Yard Act to play live from the Maida Vale Studios. Plus, there is the first play of new music from Big Truck. 2026-07-20 Nathan and Deb reveal this week's Breaking Artist, hip-hop and R&B producer Dahi, whose latest single 'Running' features vocals from Childish Gambino. 2026-07-20 Gideon Coe plays his music loves from every era and genre. 2026-07-20 Who was MF DOOM? AFRODEUTSCHE and Adam Batty chart the life and work of the highly influential rapper, with help from DOOM super-fan Romesh Ranganathan. 2026-07-20