LISTEN: GIHE on Soho Radio (10.06.26)

Tash hosted the GIHE show on Soho Radio solo this month, bringing listeners another eclectic mix of new music tunes from some of their favourite female, non-binary & LGBTQ+ artists. They also focused on the theme of water throughout the show, exploring what the element represents and means to them and indulging in the fluid, soothing vibes of the tracks they specially selected.

Matthew Herbert, Mykki Blanco, james k, Kloyd, Dogviolet, Planningtorock, ALT BLK ERA, Feeo, Trash Kit, Milkweed and many, many more artists are featured on the genre-spanning playlist!

Listen back below:

 

We’ll be back on Soho Radio on Wednesday 8th July from 20:00-22:00
Listen via DAB, the Soho Radio app or www.sohoradio.com

Tracklist
Matthew Herbert, Momoko Gill Herbert – Calm Water
Jessica Pratt – Mother Big River
Milkweed – Tête Brec, The Twinkling Hoard
Aldous Harding – I Ate The Most
Angie McMahon – Exploding
Snail Mail – Let’s Find an Out
Ellie O’Neill – Silent Water
Dogviolet – Daughter
Trash Kit – Horizon
Kat Five – Emergency Start
Smerz – Spring Summer
Vera Ellen – Gayfever
Kloyd – New Love
Planningtorock, Romy – The One
Hercules and Love Affair – I Get High
Vistoso Bosses – Delirious
Mykki Blanco – Little Feet
james k – Doom Bikini
ALT BLK ERA – Our World
Feeo – The Hammer Strikes the Bell
Fred again… ft. Soak – Just Stand There
HNNY – I Let Go

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LISTEN: GIHE on Soho Radio x The Great Escape Special & WIDGET (13.05.26)

Tash, Kate and Mari were back on Soho Radio this month with a special playlist celebrating the female, non-binary & LGBTQ+ artists who are playing The Great Escape this year! They dedicated an entire section of the show to the artists who are performing as part of the GIHE showcase at the festival on The Soundwaves Stage on Brighton Beach on Saturday 16th May – so listen out for tracks from Problem Patterns, The Baby Seals, YAKKIE, steel. and Jessie Mac…

The team were also joined in the studio by Ky & Estella from East London queer disco-punk band WIDGET. They spoke about the joys of being in a DIY band, the amazing people they’ve met through their various DIY communities and shared stories about the tracks on their self-released debut album, CLASSY HITS VOL.2. If you can’t make our GIHE showcase at The Great Escape this Saturday 16th May, you should head to The Pie House in Deptford to watch WIDGET play a special fundraiser gig instead! Grab a ticket here.

Listen back below:

 

We’ll be back on Soho Radio on Wednesday 10th June from 20:00-22:00
Listen via the Soho Radio app or www.sohoradio.com

Tracklist
Peaches – Boys Wanna Be Her
Lauren Auder, Celeste – Unseen
Jessie Mac – Trans Is Beautiful
The Baby Seals – Tamoo Trance
YAKKIE – Kill The Cop Inside Your Head
Problem Patterns – I’m Fine and I’m Doing Great
steel. – DFTTM
Ngaiire ft. Nai Palm – Dirty Hercules
Lumi – Once In A Blue Moon
Tanzana – Pulse, Pose, Position
Roomer – Written By
SISTRA – Things I really Mean
ARXX – We Don’t Talk About It Enough
Cowboy Hunters – Money For Drugs
congratulations – This Life
WIDGET – WHAT IF PHONES BUT TOO MUCH
**Interview with Ky & Estella from WIDGET**
Track chosen by WIDGET: Mia Musa – Knew You Before
Not Richard & Her Majesty – A Song About Being A Parasite
Twat Union – Tiny Shorts
Bonnie Trash – Hellmouth
Fraulein (Jonique) – Wait and See
Afternoon Bike Ride – Sunday Sketch
Neve Cariad – Burdens
Yaz – Father Nature
Jamaica Moana – CYA
Meduulla – Vibe Nice
Kimmortal – This Dyke
Tom Rasmussen – There’s A Lot To Be Happy About

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LISTEN: GIHE on Soho Radio x Supersonic Fest Special (02.04.26)

Tash, Kate and Mari were back on Soho Radio bringing listeners another eclectic mix of new music tunes from some of their favourite female, non-binary and LGBTQIA+ artists.

Tash shared their memories of seeing Robyn live at Hackney Empire on her Sexistential tour, and Kate hosted a special Supersonic Festival section, showcasing some of the amazing experimental and alternative talent on the Birmingham-based festival’s SOLD OUT line-up later this month (25th-26th April). She waxed lyrical about the intuitive electronic soundscapes of feeo, the unique mixes of “anti-format DJ” DJ Haram, the unusual “slacker trad” of Milkweed and the righteous catharsis of trans anti-facist punk band Traidora.

Keep your eyes peeled for more Supersonic Festival coverage on our website over the next few weeks…

Listen back below:

 

We’ll be back on Soho Radio in a brand new slot on Thursday 5th March from 16:00-18:00
Make sure you tune in via DAB or download the Soho Radio app.
You can also listen at www.sohoradio.com

 

Tracklist
Jackie Shane – Sticks And Stones
Robyn – Dopamine
CLT DRP – What Is She For
VERO – Dumb It
Kim Gordon – Dirty Tech
Azari & III – Manic
Fever Ray – The Lake
ESYA ft. Jessy Lanza – Chasing Desire
Dose – Chump Change
deary – Alma
Alewya ft. eejebee & Vraell- City of Symbols
Kloyd – New Love
**Supersonic Festival Special Section Begins**
feeo – The Hammer Strikes The Bell
DJ Haram ft. El Kontessa – Sahel
Milkweed – Téte Brec, The Twinkling Hoardahel
Traidora – Disforia Eterna
**Supersonic Festival Special Section Ends**
Konradsen, Angie McMahon – What I Aim For (Tash’s Track Of The Show)
afromerm – reflections (Kate’s Track Of The Show)
Ailsa Tully – Womb Room (Mari’s Track Of The Show)
Modern Woman – Dashboard Mary
Squirrel Flower ft. Babehoven & Billie Marten – Wheels
th’sheridans – Painted
Black Water County – People
NEXT TO NADA – Nan’s In a Punk Band
ScareBears – Softboy Disco
YAKKIE – Kill The Cop Inside Your Head
ANOHNI and The Johnsons – It Must Change
Alanis Morissette – You Oughta Know

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LISTEN: GIHE on Soho Radio with YAKKIE (05.02.26)

Tash, Kate and Mari were back on Soho Radio celebrating their 11 year anniversary and bringing listeners another eclectic mix of new music tunes from some of their favourite female, non-binary and LGBTQIA+ artists.

They also celebrated the launch of Tash’s new book! Published via the esteemed Faber, The Log Books is an “intimate exploration of inter-generational queer heritage, charting four decades of LGBTQ+ life in Britain through the call logs of a charity helpline.” Tash spoke about the launch event at Royal Vauxhall Tavern and their upcoming UK book tour – full details of which can be found here.

Janey and Robin from independent punk band YAKKIE also joined them live on air to talk about their highly anticipated debut album, Kill The Cop Inside Your Head – due on 13th February. A heavy album for heavy times, Janey spoke eloquently about the inspirations behind the record and how it’s important to remain hopeful and support each other in the face of oppression and injustice. Robin also discussed the “sick riffs” that soundtrack YAKKIE’s manifesto and they both performed acoustic versions of their latest single ‘He Sleeps Alone’ and new album track ‘Secrets’.

YAKKIE will be playing a London headline show at The Victoria in Dalston on 21st March to celebrate the release of Kill The Cop Inside Your Head. Grab a ticket here.

Listen back below:

 

We’ll be back on Soho Radio on Thursday 5th March from 16:00-18:00
Make sure you tune in via DAB or download the Soho Radio app.
You can also listen at www.sohoradio.com

Tracklist
Tom Rasmussen – There’s A Lot To Be Happy About
Planningtorock x Bronski Beat – Smalltown Boy
deary – Seabird
Sade – Young Lion
Pixie Cut Rhythm Orchestra – I’ve Been Here Before
The Echograms – Lovesick
pem – milk, blue
Gretel – Squish
Lucky Iris – fall in love with the DJ
Lauren Auder – Praxis
Frances Murray – Adults
VERO – Dead Train
DJ Sophie Stirling – The Log Books mix
YAKKIE – Kill The Cop Inside Your Head
** Interview with YAKKIE **
** YAKKIE acoustic performance of ‘He Sleeps Alone’ & ‘Secrets’ **
Upchuck – Freaky
1-800 GIRLS ft. Council – eye contact (Tash’s Track Of The Show)
dayydream – Proximity (Kate’s Track Of The Show)
Fightmilk – Sounds Like A You Problem (Mari’s Track Of The Show)
HAWXX – Resistance Is Justified
Scarebears – Scapegoat
Junk Whale – Lime n Soda
Radhika – Starry Eyes
Tenderness – The Salt Flats

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