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Lana Del Rey, Ringo Starr, Black Honey

Lana Del Rey on her new album and Ringo Starr still rocking with a new five-track EP. Plus music from Black Honey, Justin Bieber, James Arthur and Tiesto and Riton.

Since her debut 10 years ago Lana Del Rey has made her mark with her cinematic quality soundscapes and exploration of themes of sadness and tragic romance amongst others. She is back with a new album and this week we caught up with her for a chat all about it.

We also hear from one of the most famous drummers of all time, Ringo Starr. At the age of 80 he is still producing new music and he is back with a new five-track EP which features a whole host of stars.

Kim plays tracks from the latest albums by Brighton based quartet Black Honey and Justin Bieber plus we have the new hit song from James Arthur and Tiesto and Riton.

Can Nathan Evans can remain at number one with his version of a 19th Century sea shanty? Plus, we look at the top five best selling songs in the singles charts.

Presenter: Kim Robson

(Photo: Lana Del Rey with her Number 1 Award from the Official Charts Company for Chemtrails Over The Country Club. Credit: OfficialCharts.com/PA)

50 minutes

Last on

Sat 27 Mar 202122:32GMT
BBC World Service Americas and the Caribbean

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Music Played

  • Black Honey

    Believer

  • Sting/Shiraeze

    An Englishman/African in New York

  • Ringo Starr

    Not Enough In The World

  • Lana Del Rey

    Chemtrials Over The Country Club

  • Lil Tjay

    Headshot

  • Griff

    Black Hole

  • Ella Henderson & Tom Grennan

    Lets Go Home Together

  • Justin Bieber

    Peaches

  • Riton

    Friday

  • Tiësto

    The Business

  • A1 & J1

    Latest Trends

  • Nathan Evans

    Wellerman

Broadcasts

  • Sat 27 Mar 202103:06GMT
    BBC World Service Australasia
  • Sat 27 Mar 202109:06GMT
    BBC World Service South Asia, East Asia & Europe and the Middle East only
  • Sat 27 Mar 202112:06GMT
    BBC World Service East and Southern Africa & West and Central Africa only
  • Sat 27 Mar 202122:32GMT
    BBC World Service Americas and the Caribbean