Forward-thinking Electronic music from 1985 Music, fronted by label head Alix Perez, basing it's roots in 170 / 85 BPM and beyond.

From Cali, Colombia to sunny California, Latin rhythms and Tribal percussion become dancefloor anthems with Lupe Fuentes.

An hour-long mix exploring sounds and genres you’re not used to hearing from our residents.

An hour-long mix exploring sounds and genres you’re not used to hearing from our residents.

An hour-long mix exploring sounds and genres you’re not used to hearing from our residents.

A music lover and curator first, Esk is the voice of Wednesday mornings on Rinse - establishing himself as a passionate champion of new music, spotlighting artists from the UK and beyond.

Khadejia’s weekly radio shows are a place where you can be free and be yourself as she plays the latest songs from dance to hip-hop to R&B. Catch her in the mornings having banter with the listeners and her guests.

Multi-genre show with a focus on Afrobeats and Amapiano from Kim Turnbull.

Guaranteed to lift your spirits, Arthi brings you a mid-weekly mood booster complete with new and classic tunes spanning her musical spectrum. Expect sounds of Dancehall, Reggaeton and Afrobeats to underground club, UKG, funky and more.

Showcasing the hottest in the Afrobeats scene for 10+ Years on London Radio.

Ollie brings his take on the UK club continuum, largely leaning into the shuffle and groove of UK Garage but often delving further afield, be it deep and rolling 4/4, dubby basslines or Breakbeat.

Bluetoof delves into all corners of electronic music, ranging from 80 to 160 bpm and concentrating on bass-driven sound.

A specialist show every second Monday of the month focusing on brand new forward-thinking club music from around the world, spanning several genres including Techno, Bass and 160, accompanied by her typically friendly, informal hosting style.

G-Town’s own KETTAMA tears it up with his typically bass-heavy selections to get you raving.

Allecto joins the Rinse roster for a monthly residency, playing different genres across left-field dance music.

Darker sounds out of South London.