Last weekend at Glastonbury was extraordinary, by all accounts. Three days of glorious weather (wellies? ha!), stunning performances, jubilant crowds and, of course, a host of new talent in the BBC Introducing tent.



Over on the BBC's Glastonbury site, you can watch video highlights of the 25 acts that were chosen to appear by our local and national show producers and presenters across the country, plus a special guest appearance from some old friends of ours in the shape of Roll Deep.



We'd like to say a huge THANK YOU to all the bands and to everyone who came along to watch them. Even the acts whose slot clashed with that football match on the Sunday enjoyed a brilliant crowd.



We were proud to host a really broad mix of music over the weekend, from Fellow Stranger and Dry The River's introspective folk to Celt Islam's skanking dub, not to mention a spectacular, crowd-surfing, stage-climbing no-holds-barred performance from Saturday's rocking headliners, Pulled Apart By Horses.



There were also appearances from some promising new urban talent, tipped by BBC 1Xtra's 100% HomeGrown with DJ Target. Grime acts P Money and Lady Leshurr did themselves proud, as did Ms. Darks, who you might recall was our Tip of the Week a few weeks back.



Well, so much did we enjoy Darks's set at Glasto last weekend, we're going to make her Tip of the Week for a second time. Here's Huw Stephens to introduce Let the Bass Control Ya, recorded live on our stage on the opening day of the festival. Enjoy!

You can watch Ms. Darks performing at Glastonbury here.

Links



https:///www.myspace.com/msdarksmusic

https://www.msdarks.mfbiz.com/



Listen to Ms. Darks recorded in session at our Maida Vale Weekender, February 2010.

More from the BBC Introducing stage at Glastonbury 2010.