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Taylor Swift, Jean Michel Jarre, Brockhampton

Taylor Swift on re-recording her early work including album Fearless, out now. Plus, Jean Michel Jarre, rap collective Brockhampton, Polo G, Doja Cat and Rag'N'Bone Man and Pink.

Due to contract issues Taylor Swift has been note for note re-recording her first few albums and out now is a new version of her album Fearless. We find out why she is revisiting her early work and see if we can tell the difference between the new and original recordings.

Also we hear from electronic music pioneer Jean Michel Jarre who is back with a soundtrack to a new exhibition about the Amazonian Rainforest.

There is new music from rap collective Brockhampton, plus the latest hit songs from rapper Polo G, Doja Cat and Rag'N'Bone Man who has teamed up with singer Pink.

We also find out if Lil Nas X can make it week three at the top with his song Montero. Plus, we check out the top five best selling songs in the charts.

Presenter: Kim Robson

(Photo: The Recording Academy shows Taylor Swift, winner of the Album of the Year award for Folklore. Credit: EPA)

53 minutes

Last on

Sat 17 Apr 202123:32GMT
BBC World Service Americas and the Caribbean

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Music Played

  • Blockhampton

    I'll take You On

  • DMX

    Slippin

  • Jean‐Michel Jarre

    Amazonia

  • Taylor Swift

    Mr Perfectly Fine

  • Rag'N'Bone/Pink

    Anywhere Away From Here

  • Doja Cat

    Kiss Me More (feat. SZA)

  • Dave

    Titanium

  • Joel Corry

    Bed

  • Justin Bieber

    Peaches

  • Polo G

    Rapstar

  • Nathan Evans

    Wellerman

  • Lil Nas X

    Montero

Broadcasts

  • Sat 17 Apr 202102:06GMT
    BBC World Service Australasia
  • Sat 17 Apr 202108:06GMT
    BBC World Service South Asia, Europe and the Middle East & East Asia only
  • Sat 17 Apr 202111:06GMT
    BBC World Service East and Southern Africa & West and Central Africa only
  • Sat 17 Apr 202123:32GMT
    BBC World Service Americas and the Caribbean