BBC 6 Music

With Stuart Maconie. The Trunk of Funk is from Aroop Roy, London-based DJ, producer and label head known for blending house, disco, jazz, funk and global sounds into soulful sets.

Don's Saturday night selections cross time, space and genre. This week, he's got new numbers by Runkus, Joan As Police Woman, Dreadzone, Aja Monet and An Dannsa Dub.

SHERELLE soundtracks your Saturday night with music from the rave continuum.

Atlantan DJ, artist and club promoter Zack Fox takes the reins in the Sweatbox.

An energising hour of Hard House, Techno and Trance designed for Peak Time Raving.

A soothing mix of music to calm your mind featuring the likes of Floating Points, Air, Sade, David Bowie and Curtis Harding.

Music to make you better. Subscribe for new playlists every Sunday.

Let Afrodeutsche be your guide into a sublime state of relaxation. Her musical flow is exactly what you need to start your Sunday morning just right.

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

Eclectic music from blues to beats with poetry and live sessions.

Guy Garvey talks to 'Manchester's coolest daughter' Jane Weaver about songwriting and synths.

John Cooper Clarke sits in on Sunday afternoon.

Arooj Aftab selects her End of Days track, plus music you didn't know you needed.

Stuart's featured album is the Ethiopian jazz funk groove of Hailu Mergia's Tche Belew. Plus tunes from SUNN )))), Bo Hansson and the Groundhogs.

Broadcaster, writer and dreamer Zakia Sewell provides the soundtrack to your dreams.

Guy Garvey talks to 'Manchester's coolest daughter' Jane Weaver about songwriting and synths.

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

Stephanie Cheape and Phoebe I-H present a selection of tracks from BBC Introducing, with a look ahead to the BBC Introducing stage at TRNSMT, and a day fest at the RNCM, Manchester.

Chris is joined by lead singer and frontwoman of Ibibio Sound Machine, Eno Williams to chat about the new album 'Chopping Mountain'.

Wonderful music to start your day, including the Cloudbusting mix to banish the grey skies.

Welcome to a brand new week with uplifting tunes.

Stuart Maconie is joined by actor and musician Damian Lewis to chat about his new album 'Sweet Chaos', before serving up another Bowl of Soul.

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

Nathan and Deb unveil this week's Breaking Artist, Copenhagen songwriter and producer GB. His second album Herzsprung will be released on 21 August via London label AD 93.

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

1/4. SHERELLE on pioneering 70s and 80s clubs Heaven, Blitz, Bang and The Nightingale. Deals with adult themes.

4/5. Brittany Howard shares the musical milestones of her life, discussing an early passion for Elvis Presley, teenage years, guitar heroes, Alabama Shakes and her solo album Jaime.

5/5. The development of Alabama Shakes through sessions and interviews at 6 Music and Radio 1.

3/5. As part of the 6 Music Artist Collection, we revisit Brittany Howard's brilliant set, recorded live at the Roundhouse in London in March 2020 as part of the 6 Music Festival.

1/5. Ruby Turner celebrates the influential gospel singer and guitarist Sister Rosetta Tharpe.

2/5. Celebrating the music of Brittany Howard and its roots and branches, including influences such as Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Prince, James Brown, Björk, Nina Simone and Funkadelic.

The biggest tunes to start the day, plus there's your chance to vote on a 'Lost Love'.

Actors Amy Adams and Patrick Wilson join Nick to discuss the new psychological thriller series, Cape Fear, their favourite music and past iconic roles.

The finest blend of fantastic music for your Tuesday morning.

Stuart Maconie sits in for Craig, and is joined on the show by legendary musician Johnny Marr, before we take a moment to chill out in the Zen Den.

Huw guides you through a series of tracks he's loving right now. Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard also reveals 'The Song he Wishes he'd Written.

Danish post-punk group Iceage are in session from Maida Vale, following the release of their critically-acclaimed album For Love of Grace & the Hereafter.

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

2/4. SHERELLE on legendary 90s queer clubs including Flesh at the Haçienda, Club Kali & Trade. Deals with adult themes.

Emily Haines of Metric takes over the Indie Forever playlist.

Johnnie Walker concludes the story of the legendary label.

Craig Charles presents the story of Muscle Shoals, Alabama, birthplace of Southern Soul. From the Fame Studios 60s Soul to the Muscles Shoals Sound of the 70s and beyond.

Another chance to hear mesmerising sessions from Thom Yorke and Jon Hopkins. Magnum are live in concert from 1980, and Calexico in session.

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Names in Songs returns, can you hear your name in a well-known song.

Wonderful music to start your day, including the Cloudbusting mix to banish the grey skies.

Get your Wednesday going with the most magnificent music.

Stuart Maconie sits in for Craig and shares another Trunk of Punk, featuring three rip-roaring punk tracks.

Aldous Harding joins Huw for a special live session recorded at Maida Vale, plus we get to know Marsy in this week's Huw Are You.

Nathan chats to Max Winter about the making of his new mixtape, 'Like the Season!' Max Winter is a London-based experimental musician and previous session guest on the show.

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

3/4. SHERELLE on some of the noughties best queer clubs: the UK's longest running QTPOC night, Bootylicious; Horse Meat Disco; Sink The Pink and Dalston Superstore. Deals with adult themes.