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As if having her debut album produced by Portishead's Geoff Barrow wasn’t enough, Anika’s recorded a Jen Long session too (and a fine session it is!!) And Alex from Holy Roar Records is the Pro-Bro.

As if having her debut album produced by Portishead's Geoff Barrow wasn’t enough, Anika’s now had the pleasure of recording a session for Jen Long too (and a very fine session it is!!)

And for the very last time, the lovely Alex from Holy Roar Records dishes out the kind of 'money-can’t-buy' advice that only comes from a true Pro-Bro!!

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Mon 25 Jul 201100:00
BBC Radio 1 Wales

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Music Played

  • Town

    Teenage Sky

    • Label Fandango.

  • NewVillager

    Lighthouse

    • IAMSOUND.

  • Blaktrix

    Sour Grapes

    • Skreemer/Associated Minds.

  • Byzanite

    Ring Ting

    • White.

  • Sam Airey

    The Blackout

    • Hide & Seek.

  • Robyn & Royksopp

    None Of Dem

    • Phrazer Remix.

  • Anika in Session

    • Anika

      No One's There

    • Anika

      Yang Yang

  • Brutality Will Prevail

    Heavy Eyes

    • Holy Roar.

  • Team Awesome!

    • Drains

      Del Preston

      • White.

  • Man Without Country

    King Complex

    • Lost Balloon.

  • Al Lewis

    Make A Little Room

    • White.

  • Bright Light Bright Light

    Disco Moment

    • Crown Music.

  • Pro Bro with Alex from Holy Roar

    • The rKives

      Diazepam Days

      • White.

    • Slabdragger

      Murky Fen

      • Holy Roar.

  • Caesars Rome

    Traitors

    • White.

  • Ifan Dafydd

    Miranda

    • White.

  • Anika in Session

    • Anika

      Sadness Hides The Sun

  • Plant Plants

    Hands That Sleep

    • This Is Music.

  • Elephant

    Allured

    • Memphis Industries.

  • White Noise Sound

    Sunset

    • Alive.

  • Falcon Lake

    Moving On

    • White.

Broadcast

  • Mon 25 Jul 201100:00
    BBC Radio 1 Wales