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Bhangra Bounce
The biggest sounds in the scene
Dipps is back with another Bhangra Bounce Mix, sounds that keep the dancefloor moving.
with Vallisa
Vallisa gets you moving out of work mode and settling in to your evening!
Charlie Jeer’s So Good
Jasmine hears from the BBC Introducing Artist of the Week, Charlie Jeer from Kent.
Bollywood Sing-Along Anthems
with Nikita Kanda
The best feelgood Bollywood anthems to get you singing!
Friends and business partners: Bavleen and Keeya
Bavleen Grover and Keeya Gohel tell Harleen Nottay about creating a PMOS app together.
British-Pakistani DJ Haashim
British-Pakistani DJ Haashim is stepping into the Desi Dancefloor Mix.
Nikita wants to have a Guinness World Record, but what should she do?!
Your daily mix of Bollywood, Bhangra, UK garage, R&B, hip-hop and more with Nikita Kanda.
Kicking off the week with big tunes
Kicking off the week with big tunes and plenty of fun chat to keep you company.
Festival dust
Black bogies and scratchy throats - is festival dust actually harmful?
Haroon Rashid
Dil Chahta Hai Mixtape
As the cult-classic Dil Chahta Hai turns 25, Haroon brings you the Dil Chahta Hai Mixtape!
with Haroon Rashid
Haroon Rashid plays Certified Throwback bangers! Big anthems you haven't heard in ages!
The Sound of the Underground!
Jaz Singh is chatting to voice of the London Underground, Emma Clarke!
Middlesborough crash update
Twelve people are arrested across Teeside over a crash that killed seven on Saturday.
Kizzi sits in with exclusive first plays
Discover your new favourite artists, curated by Kizzi sitting in.
with Ramzan Miah: Protecting your peace in a busy world
Ramzan Miah explores protecting your peace, setting boundaries and enjoying the moment.
A Legend Remembered & Chess's new queen
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s legacy and Bodhana Sivanandan makes history.
The South Asians owning the dancefloor
DJs and creatives are making new spaces for South Asians to celebrate music.
