A collection of the most braggadocio street hip-hop

Pretty much as mainstream appeal as heavy progressive rock can have!

Soft-Rock and Indie with piano keys

The ultimate trip-hop collection with inclusions of other complimentary atmospheric tunes

The largest scale epic rock tunes

Hip-Hop tunes centered around J.Cole and his label Dreamville

Songs with the prettiest melodies la la la

A deep dive into heavy industrial rock

Songs from this century with an 80s vibe

High energy vocal and instrumental dubstep

The fusion of two Afro styles: reggae & hip-hop

Bands and singer songwriters based around the surf-rock, roots-rock and jam-rock sounds.

A journey through South Asian sounds through some pretty beats

A journey through oldschool blues, down it's evolution and divergence to modern blues

Rebels with or without a cause: punk rocks!

Upbeat boppy pop songs from the 60s, 70s & 80s

All the biggest mainstream hip-hop hits between 1995 and 2010

The best of the previous decade's indie tunes [2010-2020]

The meeting point of hip-hop and heavy rock music

Vocals with pianos, acoustic guitars or violins only

Move your body to these alternative dance sounds

Collection of simple, catchy pop-rock tunes

Oldschool catchy metal songs

Songs from alternative hip-hop artists that started in the 90s

Atmospheric and/or pretty soundscape journeys through instrumental rock

Energetic, vocal Drum & Bass for casual fans

The prettiest mellow sounds from across many genres and styles

Instrumental (vocal samples allowed) tracks with deep dark bass

The more oldschool, (clear basic samples & simpler rhymed) sound of hip-hop from pre-1995

Complex, conceptual rock music with high musicianship and long experimental songs without standard structures .

One song from each of the best albums of the 2020

Things are like just stuff man. Who needs them anyway. F that S.

All the good 90/00s UK Garage tunes

Mostly original christmas/winter/pagan vibe indie/folk/acoustic songs.

Mostly indie rock with violins from bands across the British Isles

Part 2 of UK Hip-Hop: The Hype Crowd

Get your funky groove on with some rock umph!

Float amongst the dreamy indie/pop clouds

Hype bass music (dubstep, drum&bass, etc) with an MC layer

The third part of the sensual sonics series: hot & fun

Blues, rock and hip-hop in differing ratios

All the songs too heavy to include on GO WITH THE FLOW

Hip-Hop with soulful/bluesy production mostly from Southern USA

Classic Rock from the 60s/70s/80s

90s/00s Pop-Punk retrospective. To sum up that uncomplicated sound from some of our teenage years

Covers that diverge enough from the originals

Songs focused on tribal sounding drums but not just from tribally-bands

Indie tunes that have a dum dum housey kinda beat or house tunes that have a bit more going on, with vocals.

Best-of all the (and only the) bands that played at Woodstock 1969

The more chilled half from the UK rap scene.

Darker, more intense, more passionate sensuality

Spacey sounding instrumentals to work to but with a nice bass kick to keep your butt attentive.

Catch all hits station for indie rock and brit-pop

The meeting between industrially electronic music and electronicy industrial music.

Smooth and prominent jazzy production hip-hop.

Cross-section of where reggae and soft-rock meet. Think of this station as catchy Sublime+

Positive vibes from sunny, happy songs from across the generations, with about half pre-90s and half 90s onwards.

Blues-Rock featuring old legends but with a focus on bands from the last 25 years

Funky Hip-Hop featuring a lot of The Bay's slickest rhymers

Dark industrial/dancehall/dub vibes mostly from The Bug

Lockdown themed station of easy listening music across various genres avoiding obvious classics

A jazzy/acousticy station for those rainy evenings indoors in the warmth escaping the rainshowers outside

Mellow sensual melodies to be heard in your ears and felt through you body

Instrumentals (or minimum vocal tracks) utilising sampling from hip-hop/jazzy/funky/ jivey/chilled turntablists.

Get your Funk on with this station bridging the gap between oldschool funk and it's evolution and divergence since.