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Smell That Tune!

A weekly voyage through the most remarkable emerging music the UK and the world have to offer.

There’s loads to choose from on Huw’s musical market stall this week, including a sprinkling of Christmas magic from Golau Glau and charity single supergroup Hunks & Friends. There’s a special double session from MCs KOF and Envy, and an exciting edition of Smell That Tune. Plus the Musical Hen drops by with a track, and Huw gets back on his carbon neutral record-playing bike.

1 hour

Last on

Mon 7 Dec 200902:00
BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 1 Wales, BBC Radio 1 N. Ireland & BBC Radio 1 Scotland

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Music Played

  • Paul White

    Cheese Special & A Draw

    • One-Handed Music.

  • Memory Tapes

    Bicycle

    • Something In Construction.

  • The Musical Hen lays an egg….

    • Detachments

      Circles

      • Thisisnotanexit.

  • Envy in session

    • Envy

      Set Yourself On Fire

      • Live at Maida Vale.

  • BBC Introducing Uploader Discoveries

    • Golau Glau

      Foolstide

      • White.

    • Yes Cadets

      Rufio

      • White.

  • Smell That Tune!

    • Wetdog

      Women's Final

      • Angular.

  • Exclusive First Play

    • HUNKS & Friends

      The Magic Of Christmas

      • Self Raising Records.

  • Carbon Neutral Record Of The Week

    • Colourmusic

      Yes!

      • Memphis Industries.

  • Munch Munch

    Cyclorama

    • Fear And Records.

  • I’ve Got A Little Something For Huw: Kissy Sellout

    • Taken by Trees

      Anna (Kissy Klub version)

      • Rough Trade.

  • KOF in session

    • KOF

      Famous

      • Live at Maida Vale.

Broadcasts

  • Wed 2 Dec 200921:00
    BBC Radio 1 N. Ireland, BBC Radio 1 Scotland, BBC Radio 1 & BBC Radio 1 Wales
  • Mon 7 Dec 200902:00
    BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 1 Wales, BBC Radio 1 N. Ireland & BBC Radio 1 Scotland