BBC 6 Music

BBC 6 Music's Focus Beats programme is playing 'All The Words We Don't Say', an Omari Jazz remix of a track by Australian neo-soul band Hiatus Kaiyote. Listeners following the station's automated track updates shared the play, with links to the song on Bandcamp and Spotify. Hiatus Kaiyote remain a favourite among fans of experimental soul and jazz-fusion.

BBC Radio 6 Music's Huw Stephens show played Underworld's track Two Months Off, with an automated playlist bot logging the spin and linking to the song on Spotify and Bandcamp. The 2002 electronic single remains a staple of the British band's catalogue and a favourite on the station.

BBC 6 Music's Huw Stephens played Tame Impala's 'Elephant' on air, accompanied by a link to a Marvel Years remix of the track on Bandcamp and Spotify. The play spotlights continued interest in the psychedelic rock band's 2012 song and its remix versions, giving listeners a way to stream both the original and the reworked take.

BBC Radio 6 Music's Craig Charles show has played 'Nothing Happens Twice', a track by the Irish band Gurriers. An automated playlist bot shared the spin, noting the song is available on Spotify and Bandcamp. It marks another radio appearance for the group, whose profile has been growing on the UK alternative scene.

Kareen Lomax's track 'OFFLINE' was played on Craig Charles's show on BBC Radio 6 Music, with the song also listed on Spotify and Bandcamp. The Ukrainian flag emoji in the post suggests the bot supports Ukraine. Listeners of the station's funk and soul programming are noting the play.

Sharp Pins' new single "How Can I Explain What She Does To Me?" was played on BBC 6 Music during Lauren Laverne's programme, drawing attention to the fresh release. The track, available on Bandcamp and Spotify, is being highlighted as a new release, giving the indie act exposure to a wider UK radio audience.

Sébastien Tellier's track 'Kilometer' was played on BBC Radio 6 Music during Craig Charles's show. The song, from the French musician's album 'Sexuality', featured in the station's now-playing updates alongside links to Spotify and Bandcamp. Listeners following the station's playlist updates picked up on the spin of the 2008 electronic pop track.

Primal Scream's 1991 anthem 'Movin' On Up' is being played on Nick Grimshaw's BBC 6 Music show, with automated playlist trackers flagging the spin and linking the track on Spotify and Bandcamp. The song remains a staple of the station's rotation and a favourite among listeners of the Manchester-born Glasgow band.

BBC Radio 6 Music is playing Veruca Salt's 1994 alt-rock single Seether as part of its 6 Music's 90s Forever programming, a celebration of nineties music. Automated playlist posts are tracking the track as it airs, pointing listeners to Spotify and Bandcamp. The station's nostalgia-themed season has fans revisiting the era's guitar bands.

BBC 6 Music is playing 4hero's track Hold It Down as part of its 6 Music's 00s Forever programming, celebrating music from the 2000s. The West London electronica and broken beat group's song is being highlighted alongside playlist and streaming links. Listeners are following the station's nostalgic dive into the era's catalogue.

BBC 6 Music's New Music Fix has played 'C*ntry Girl Rock', a new single from horsegiirL, the Berlin-based artist known for her horse persona, produced with Dylan Brady of 100 gecs. The track marks a country-influenced turn and is now streaming on Spotify. Listeners are picking up on the unlikely pairing of the experimental pop producer and the cult hyperpop-adjacent DJ.

Gil Scott-Heron's classic track Johannesburg was featured on BBC 6 Music's 6 Music's Jukebox programme. The late American poet and musician, known for blending spoken word with jazz and soul, remains a staple of the station's playlists. Johannesburg, a 1974 anthem of anti-apartheid solidarity, continues to resonate with listeners decades after its release.

The London band HMLTD has a new single, 'Umami', and it was played on BBC Radio 6 Music's New Music Fix programme, which showcases fresh releases. The track is available on Bandcamp as part of the band's latest output. Radio 6 Music's new-music slots are closely followed by alternative music fans, giving the single an early boost in visibility.

BBC Radio 6 Music's Huw Stephens has played "Nothing Happens Twice" by the Irish band Gurriers on his show, with the track also added to the programme's Spotify playlist and available on Bandcamp. The play highlights continued radio support for the group, whose raw guitar sound has been drawing attention on the UK alternative scene.

BBC Radio 6 Music's Lauren Laverne played The Waterboys' 1985 classic 'The Whole of the Moon' on air, and listeners are sharing the playlist pick across social feeds. The track remains one of the band's most beloved songs and a staple of the station's daytime rotation.

The track Worldstar by Silverwingkiller was played on BBC 6 Music during Chris Hawkins's show, with playlist details shared via a now-playing update linking to the station's Spotify playlist and the song on Bandcamp. It signals continued BBC radio support for the independent artist's music.

Actor Martin Freeman is presenting a Curtis Mayfield special on BBC Radio 6 Music, trading a DJ's usual 45rpm habit for 33rpm as he plays his selection of Mayfield's finest recordings. The segment, part of the station's 6 Music Stories series, is available to stream again on BBC Sounds.

Grace Jones' track Williams' Blood is currently being played on Huw Stephens' show on BBC Radio 6 Music, with the playlist also shared on Spotify and the song available on Bandcamp. The artist's music continues to receive airplay on UK radio, keeping her work in front of new listeners.

BBC Radio 6 Music presenter Huw Stephens played The Notorious B.I.G.'s classic 1994 track 'Juicy' on his programme, with the track listed on the station's playlist alongside links to Spotify and Bandcamp. Listeners following the show's now-playing updates picked up on the spin of the hip-hop landmark on the UK alternative music station.