One More TUNE

Having honed her DJ and vocal skills in East London's underground scene, Eliza Rose chats to host Kerr Okan about the songs that have shaped her life and career so far. From working in a record shop listening to Nina Simone to taking inspiration from 1970s crime action film ‘Coffy', Eliza shares the songs and stories that led to her penning her number 1 hit ‘B.O.T.A (Baddest of Them All)' and making chart history as the first female DJ to reach the top spot in over twenty years.

A talented guitarist, songwriter and vocalist, Bonnie Kemplay's life took a dramatic twist when she won Radio 1's Live Lounge competition in 2021. Soon after covering The 1975 in the famous Radio 1 studio, her talents reached the ears of lead singer Matt Healy, who helped sign her to his label Dirty Hit. Now a fully fledged recording artist in her own right, Bonnie joins host Kerr Okan to share the stories and songs that have soundtracked her rapid rise to indie fame.

Playing festivals and tour dates the length and breadth of the country, Glasgow rockers Uninvited dial into Kerr's virtual studio from their tour to chat about the tunes that have changed their lives. From forming a band in their teens to winning Radio 1's Live Lounge competition, the four-piece reflect on their journey so far by picking the songs that have soundtracked their rise in the UK's alt-rock scene.

Born in Glasgow's East End, Joesef chats to host Kerr Okan about his experiences growing up in a home full of music. From Chet Baker to Frank Ocean, Joesef dissects the tunes that shaped his sound and eventually inspired him to leave his days working in a bar behind to become an artist.