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Gilles invites London-based comedian Stewart Lee to the studio to talk about music, improvisation, and sources of inspiration. Plus, lots of new releases from around the world.

Putting down the Trunk of Funk this week is Miles Away Records. A label known for unearthing deep soul, rare grooves and beautifully restored sounds from the past.

Don's Saturday night selections cross time, space and genre. This week, he's got new numbers by Alan Braxe & Fred Falke, Fauna, The Flying Hats and BCUC.

SHERELLE leans into the darker side of jungle, techno and hardcore to see out January.

Crate digger, DJ and producer Devnull provides an unrelenting ride in this Sweatbox.

Smoothly starting the year with a playlist of some more laid-back, atmospheric dance music! Featuring tracks from SG Lewis, The Blaze, Fatima Yamaha, Romy and more.

Take a moment to decompress with this curated two-hour mix featuring Morcheeba, Guy Garvey and Joni Mitchell.

Two serene hours of carefully sequenced laid-back tracks. With music old and new from artists including John Grant, Sault, Bobby Womack, English Teacher and Laura Marling.

Let Afrodeutsche be your guide into a sublime state of relaxation with music from SAULT, D'Angelo, Chilly Gonzales and John Martyn.

Mark and Stuart present a feast of great music and chat for weekend breakfast.

Cerys chats to Ian Leslie about his new Beatles book 'John and Paul' and Tilar J. Mazzeo about her new book 'To the Edge of the World', the true story of a pioneering young woman.

Guy is joined by music journalist and Needle Mythology label boss Pete Paphides, to talk about records, reggae and soft furnishings.

Iggy serves up a sonic cocktail to soundtrack your afternoon. Including a selection of female-fronted Japanese punk by the likes of Kyosei, Osoroshia Kakumei and Otoboke Beaver.

With a borderless spectrum of music, new experiments in Storytelling and sound.

Stuart's featured album is Dorothy Carter's acid folk drone masterpiece Waillee Waillee. Plus Kevin Ayers, Magazine and a smidgen of Polish jazz funk.

Sounds to welcome the light in - Zakia pulls out some hopeful selections for Imbolc, as well as a Dreambience mix from Liverpool-based composer Dialect.

Guy is joined by music journalist and Needle Mythology label boss Pete Paphides, to talk about records, reggae and soft furnishings.

Soundtrack the early hours with back to back music, plus exclusive BBC sessions.

Emily Pilbeam presents a mixtape of her personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing, including OneDa, Dead Dads Club and a new Track Of The Week from The Itch.

Chris is joined by Mathew & Issey Cartlidge AKA The Molotovs to chat about the new album 'Wasted On Youth'.

Thundercat chats to Nick about his upcoming new album Distracted, sharing the first single and some of his musical inspirations.

Lauren welcomes you to a brand new week with uplifting tunes.

Ahead of their upcoming UK tour, singer-Songwriter NoSo joins Craig to chat about their latest record 'When Are You Leaving?'.

Showcasing the very best of what Steve's listening to and supporting right now.

Nathan and Deb unveil this week's Breaking Artist, Swedish avant-pop musician COBRAH, following the release of her single Hush Hush. Also, The Rundown celebrates pop provocateurs.

Marc Riley and Gideon Coe come together to play their music loves from every era and genre.

Sampa The Great shares the music that has shaped her with psychotherapist and DJ Nemone. She reveals how her uncle and Zamrock pioneer George Kunda inspired her latest LP.