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Emily Pilbeam sits in with the early morning breakfast show and chats to alt pop sister duo Sistra, about their new album She Won't Let Go.

Artist, producer and DJ Peggy Gou joins Nick to share her new music. Plus, Nick brings you the Cloudbusting mix - an hour of uplifting tunes to banish the grey skies.

Words from Tash Walker about The Log Books: Voices of Queer Britain and the Helpline that Listened.

Kevin Rowland of Dexys Midnight Runners joins Chris to talk about their new album 'Love', his relationship with his father, and the history of Dexys.

Steve launches 6 Music's week-long Artist in Residence: AAA with The Foo Fighters in conversation about their special programme and their history with the Maida Vale studios.

Nathan reveals this week's Breaking Artist: Canadian musician and producer Sophia Stel, with her new single 'In The Club'.

1/4. Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters selects a playlist of tracks perfect for a long drive.

2/4. Chris Shiflett of Foo Fighters rewinds to his high-school days in 80s Santa Barbara.

3/4. Nate Mendel of Foo Fighters curates a playlist of tracks he believes everyone should love.

4/4. Dave Grohl's playlist of tracks that take him back to growing up in Virginia.

Wolf Alice live sets.

Another chance to hear Wolf Alice choosing music the band loves.

Emily has the best music - new and old - to start your day. Plus, there's a second pick from this week's 5 Before 6 DJ.

Author Candice Carty-Williams joins Nick to discuss her favourite music and her new novel Queenie Is Working On It - the follow-up to her 2019 novel Queenie.

Lauren gives you the finest blend of fantastic music for your Tuesday morning.

Peter Hook and Graeme Park join Chris in the studio to chat about the upcoming 10th anniversary of Hacienda Classical, how the show came about, and what you can expect from it.

Huw showcases some of the best bits from Honey Dijon's Triple A programme, and Beabadoobee tells us 'The Song She Wishes She'd Written'.

NYC noise makers Lip Critic are in the building for a live session, playing tracks from their new album 'Theft World'.

1/4. Chicago DJ and producer Honey Dijon shares some of her favourite tracks from the 1970s.

2/4. Chicago DJ and producer Honey Dijon shares some of her favourite tracks from the 1980s.

3/4. Chicago DJ and producer Honey Dijon shares some of her favourite tracks from the 1990s.

4/4. Chicago DJ and producer Honey Dijon shares some of her current favourites.

Alexis Korner continues his series on influential guitarists with a profile of Hank Marvin, the leader of the Shadows. First broadcast 1983.

Alexis Korner continues his series on influential guitarists with a profile of Ry Cooder. First broadcast in 1983.

Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance are in concert from 1974, plus archive BBC live music sessions by That Petrol Emotion and The Members.

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Emily Pilbeam sits in with the early morning breakfast show.

Nick chats to actor, comedian and musician Harry Shearer (known for Spinal Tap and The Simpsons) about his new musical.

Lauren gets your Wednesday going with the most magnificent music.

Chris Hawkins sits in, with what some people have called 'the greatest feature in radio'... That's right, it's time for more Names In Songs.

James Blake joins Huw for a special look at his 6 Music Artist in Residence, Triple A. Plus we get to know Melbourne's 'Way Dynamic' in this week's Huw Are You.

Nathan hears from Tara Clerkin Trio about the making of their new album 'Somewhere Good'.

1/4. James Blake selects some standout moments from his production catalogue.

2/4. James Blake shares some of his favourite dubstep tracks.

3/4. James Blake selects his favourite dance tracks.