BBC 6 Music

Don's Saturday night selections cross time, space and genre. This week he's got cool cuts and classics from Happy Mondays, Run DMC, Depeche Mode, Billy Nomates and David Holmes.

Following on from last year's Jamaican Christmas, SHERELLE brings dancehall, reggae and soca Christmas classics to get you feeling festive.

Radio 1 & 1Xtra's Jeremiah Asiamah takes over the Sweatbox with dub, reggae and dancehall - the perfect way to round off SHERELLE's Caribbean Christmas party.

Manchester based legends K-Klass take you on a Night Out to the legendary The Haçienda.

Charli xcx offers up a post-Party Girl mix for the morning after the night before. Feautring Cocteau Twins, Lou Reed, Caroline Polachek, Air, Stereolab and more.

Kelly Lee Owens curates an exclusive, delicately euphoric playlist of music, featuring Daniel Avery, Joy Orbison, Logic1000, Floating Points and DOVE.

Cerys Matthews's curates a mix of music to help you wind down over the festive period.

Amy Lamé gets your weekend started with the best new music and stone cold classics.

Stuart Maconie presents a feast of festive music and chat for weekend breakfast. With a host of quality radio items including 'The Chain'.

Cerys gets in the festive spirit with live music from Orchestra Mambo International, guests Bill Bailey and Sarah Clegg. Not forgetting the final door in the jazz advent calendar.

Guy Garvey celebrates the ancient tradition of Christmas Eve Eve Eve, with Christmas songs and songs that sound Christmassy but aren't.

Bill continues to man his festive-free safe space armed with essential cuts by the likes of Meshell Ndegeocello, Fontaines DC, Starcrawler and The Rolling Stones.

Tom Robinson curates the listening choices of the 6 Music listeners.

Stuart returns for another celebration of the Christmas ghost story with haunting music and uncanny stories. Listen with the lights on.

Zakia marks the longest, darkest night with a selection of sounds for the Winter Solstice. There's frosty folk, icy ambience and some old classics to warm your cockles.