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It's the month of Diwali, so this episode of Celestial Sounds brings a mix of Indian fusion music LIVE to the Slack City Airwaves. Hear a remix of the Bollywood classic Pyar Kiya To Nibhana and Aaradhna's Mango Tree. Hear new music from Sonnyjim, Karik and PATAKA Boys, plus two tunes from the ever favourite Chalo album. All sprinkled with a mix of psychedelic rock and disco classics from Nicola Conte, Rupa & Skeewiff.

Retrospective journey of the tracks personally resonating with me the most. I simply went through all the shows and cherry picked (well 55 cherries) the tracks that impacted me the most. Since there is 55 tracks on this list, tomorrow’s episode no. 29 is playing half of the list and the jubilant episode next week (30 😳!!!) will have the other half of that list! Really hope you enjoy it! 🪭☀️❤️👆 Faithfully, Bo ☀️🫡❤️ Produced by Liam Mustapha ❤️🙏

New releases this week include tracks from UKs top afrosoul collective Kokoroko, Maloya Jazz Experienz from La Reunion island in the Indian Ocean, Swiss based Professor Wouassa with Senegalese vocalist Sahad, Ethiojazz giant Mulatu Atstatke & The Hoodna Orchestra, UKs Nubiyan Twist, and Malian singer and Kamelan Ngoni master Pedro Kouyate. Plus more tracks from The Bongo Hop wiith Haitian singer Moonlight Benjamin, the ACBC Project, Annarella & Django, Nubiyan Twist, Ebo Taylor and more from Ethiopian crew Qwanqwa's live debut US tour. And a classic Halloween treat from the Hot 8 Brass Band, Ebo Taylor

Plenty of tracks have flown into Liam's music library this weekend and he would love to share them with you! So sit down, relax and take a breather with his silly little radio show! Featured artists are Superbravo, Roxy Music, and Marc Seales.

Not surprisingly - plethora of strings and voices in this one. Mellow mood and mellow music all the way. The show reflects the day; from the moody to the sunny. World all over and beauty in the face of pain. Worldly pain and sadness and worldly joy and serenity. Major and minor in the symbiotic dance. Faithfully, Bo ❤️☀️🫡 Produced by Liam Mustapha

Aracataca's John Child remembers the master Latin percussionist Johnny "Dandy" Rodríguez, featuring cuts from Tito Puente's Big Band and Latin Jazz Ensemble (a rare live track recorded in Scotland), Joe Cuba Sextet, Johnny Rodríguez & Angel René Orquesta, Ray Barretto, Típica 73, Dandy's Dandy, Johnny Rodríguez y su Orquesta ft. Raulín and Mambo Legends Orchestra. Plus a new cut from the Spanish Harlem Orchestra and a novelty track from Ray Barretto & La Charanga Moderna.

Seems very relevant to play The Last Poets song This is Madness first released in 1971 in response to the Vietnam War. Nothing changes. Also we play tracks from Nubiyan Twists new album which includes Malian songstress Mamani Keita and Nigeria's Seun Kuti, two classic cumbias from Analog Africa's Super Disco Pirata, a tribute Franco & OK Jazz, and more from Waaju, The Scorpios whose appearance locally in Lewes is a must to catch and a new release from the Hot 8 Brass Band

New album from Aboubakar Traore & Balima, Gnawan guembri master Majid Bekkas & Waaju with Alouane, Dutch synth duo Umoja with Kenyan singer Kuiyu and DJ Jo Bissa. From Mozambique comes singer Makwirrine Baloyi with a track Frelimo, and guitarist Apollo Kris with Senegalese singer Mbacke Sene. More form Annarella & Django, Seun Kuti, The Oriental Brothers Band Int, the Chicago based Occidental Brothers Dance Band, and a track from Leon & Germain Keita. Plus news of a live gig with Sudanese group The Scorpios.

Liam has got some wonders for you this weekend, so why not take a break, turn the radio on and join him on his musical journey for this show? Featured artists are Fleetwood Mac, Katy J Pearson, and Jean-Yves D'Angelo, Kamil Rustam.

there is a pop bone in this body but you must suck the marrow out first you crazy kids

According to Podman, this show is classy! According to Dan, the show is top notch. I think this show really describes my influences in youth; the whole political side of things is spot on! Special respect given to the band “Let 3” and another amazing amazing post-punk - artrock band called “Dry rib” with their tracks from eighties celebrating the Marxist socialist idea. Special thanks to Mr. Paul Kendall, for providing tracks recorded in eighties London. The one track that amazes me is “Belgrade ‘88”. Another journey curated and presented by me; produced by my forever buddy Liam Mustapha! We’re up in the gods again! Faithfully, Bo ❤️☀️🫡

Aracataca's John Child spins new Latin releases and rare vinyl from DJ Lindo ft. Néstor Pacheco, Orquesta El Sabor De Nacho and Julio Albino y su Orchestra Secreto A Voces ft. Frankie Vázquez; reissued and vintage charanga from Orquesta Broadway and Mongo Santamaría y su Orquesta "Sabrosa"; new mambo jazz from Jonathan Powell and vintage Latin jazz from Eddie Cano & Nino Tempo; together with a Louie Ramírez cut from the new vinyl Vampi Soul compilation We've Got A Groovy Thing Going | The Latin Soul Of Bobby Marín. Plus Aracataca remembers bandleader, bassist, tres guitarist, arranger, composer and producer William Millán, featuring Johnny Colón, Saoco, Yambú and Ray Santiago y su Conjunto.

More from the new release by Nigeria's Oriental Brothers after a 20 year period of silence, a new release from the Phil Dawson Quintet featuring Dele Sosimi, and more from Mulatu Astatke and the Hoodna Orchestra, Sad news this month of the loss of Rise Kagona, the last member of the great Zimbabwean band The Bhundu Boys, Joni Haastrop of Nigeria's MonoMono Band and ex Ginger Bakers Airforce, and Brazilian legend Sergio Mendes. New of Master Kora player Seckou Keita returns to the Ropetackle Centre, Shoreham, and if you are in the USA then catch the Super Yamba Band on tour on the East coast.

Last of the summers sun?! Might be! This one has beats from all over the world as usual. Packaged beautifully these tracks have made an impression on me over the past week! Hopefully a nice intro to your weekend. Surely was for me and Liam. Wishing you spring in your step and spring stepping into this autumn! Faithfully, Bo. 🫡❤️☀️ Produced by Liam Mustapha ❤️

Liam is back from being away and is glad to be back on the mic to share some of his newest finds whilst on his travels! Tune in and have a listen, if you are so inclined! Featured artists are Jan Hammer, Gregory Porter and Dave Guy.

Music & poetry for Black History Month with Anthony Joseph, The Bongo Hop working with Haitian singer Kephny Eliacin, more from Ebo Taylor, and afrobeat master Seun Kuti who comes to Brighton on 21 November with Cumbia roots band Pollito Boogaloo and AfroBase DJs in support. New releases from Ngoni player Aboubakar Traore & Balima, and flute and Ngoni from Annarella and Django. Nigerian highlife from the excellent Cavemen, Togolese artist Ali Bawa, and from the Congo gospel singer from Marie Misamu, and International Zaistars with the finger fast guitarist Nene Tashaku.

This one is prelude to the winter. All sorts of beats and sounds. Chilled yet pumpy. Lots of great classics and some of the current sounds. This show is the first one where I’m in my winter jacket. Enjoy yourselves and life… cold days are coming. Faithfully, Bo 🫡☀️❤️ Produced by Liam Mustapha ❤️

Aracataca's John Child plays new Latin releases, reissues and rare vinyl grooves, including Spanish Harlem Orchestra ft. Gilberto Santa Rosa and Hermán Olivera, The Lebron Brothers, Roberto Torres, Bobby Paunetto, Alfredo Valdés Jr. y su Conjunto Pimienta, David Millan & Amistad, Cuba Libre Son Band and La Banda Ramírez; reissued and recent charanga from Orquesta Broadway and Orquesta Cali Charanga; and salsa africana from José Missamou. Plus an item on Dominican trumpeter and bandleader Bobby Quesada, featuring Luis "El Tirano" Rodríguez and Henry Fiol.

Latest TDW with sand blasted blood sausage DJ Fiery Biscuits. Tracks by Adam Bushell/Paul Khimasia Morgan, Patricia Brennan Septet, Gwilly Edmondez/Chris Parfitt, Mary Oliver and Rozemarie Heggen.

New releases from Ebo Taylor in the Adrian Younge series no 22, Soundways imminent release called Nigeria Special Volume 3: Electronic Innovation Meets Culture And Tradition 1978-93 with a cover of Lionel Richie's All Night Long. More from Seun & Egypt 80’ s new album Heavier Yet (Lays The Crownless Head), the excellent recent album from Addis Ababa Band (Addis Airlines). A new Voodoocuts edit of South Africa;s The Movers Soweto Disco. .From Togo, Dogo Du Togo & The Alagaa Beat Band and some stunning Tsapiky guiter work from Madagascar.