The internet changed music (and art in general) in an endless number of ways. The barriers between one genre and another, one medium and another, artist and audience - have melted away, leading to a slew of new artists who defy traditional convention and categorisation. ///-///// RADIO EPISODE 4 - INTERNET COWBOY is an exploration of the effects of the internet on this new generation OF artists, covering all genres from house, to hip-hop, to indie.  I hope you enjoy.

///-///// RADIO EPISODE 4 - INTERNET COWBOY

Say what you will about the American Pie movies, but those soundtracks went crazy. Some of the best music of the early 2000s, all in one place, and played over a teenager fucking a pie. It's amazing. In episode 5, we'll look at the best music from those soundtracks, as well as taking a more underground look at the same genres, themes and musical ideas. Featuring music from bands like N.E.R.D., Flagpole Sitta, Beastie Boys and much more. I hope you enjoy ///-///// RADIO EPISODE 5 - THIS ONE TIME AT BAND CAMP.

///-///// RADIO EPISODE 5 - THIS ONE TIME AT BAND CAMP

Anyone who was anyone in the 90s had (or wanted) a Spike Jonze music video. After inventing the modern skate video with classics like Video Days and Goldfish, he turned his attention to the world of MTV and continued to experiment and pointer in whatever genre he chose to work in. Episode 6 is a retrospective of the best songs featured in his work, from classic collaborations with the Beastie Boys, to his more conventional videos for Weezer and the Breeders, as well as more boundary pushing work for the likes of The Pharcyde and Fatboy Slim. Those who know me know how obsessed I am with Spike and his work, so enjoy this deep dive into one of the most exciting, diverse filmmakers of recent times, brought to you by the #1 Spike Jonze Wannabe.

///-///// RADIO EPISODE 6 - BECOMING WHOEVER

Movies are nothing without sound, and more specifically - they're nothing with music. ///-///// Radio episode 7 is a loving homage to the best of the best in movie music, each track forever linked with the film and the moment in which I heard it. From the opening montage of Scorsese's "Mean Streets", to the iconic image of Greta Gerwig dancing through the streets of New York, there's nothing like the right song at the right time. So come join me for a night at the movies.

///-///// RADIO EPISODE 7 - A NIGHT AT THE MOVIES

The world doesn't need any more DJs, so here's a DJ mix. Inspired by hours spent crate digging in tiny record stores - as well as hours spent virtually digging through Soundcloud and Youtube, "///-///// Radio Episode 8 - Please, No More DJs!" is a collection of House, Jungle, DnB and much more, spanning from the early 90s to the present day. Enjoy.