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Head down to the Arts Centre Forecourt from 6am - 9am tomorrow morning to see The Breakfast Spread LIVE in action! Milo Eastwood will be getting your weekend started early alongside special guest DJs Sophie McAlister, Stick Mareebo, and Citizen Maze. Or tune in from 6am!

Filipino and Aboriginal rapper, composer and multi-instrumentalist Rhyan Clapham, aka DOBBY, teams up with L-FRESH The LION in the commanding new single ‘That’s not me'. Tune in to Subway Sounds to hear the rapper chat with Suzi Hutchings about how he expresses an unwavering rejection of cultural tokenism in the song.

Vieux Farka Touré, The Hendrix of the Sahara, returns to Australia in 2023 on a tour that sees the legendary Malian guitarist perform in a number of our cities from February 24 until March 11. Tune in to Deeep Space to hear Lloyd Briggs chat to Touré about his extraordinary back catalogue, his critically acclaimed new album ‘Les Racines,’ and his upcoming Australian tour.

Adalita's long-awaited third solo album, Inland, is a celebration of an inward journey. A dynamic new work, the record bristles with raw emotion, cerebral lyrics and her trademark kick-in-the-guts guitar. This is a layered exploration of self that the songwriter will talk more about when she drops in for a visit on Homebrew. Adalita might even treat us to a couple of acoustic renditions from the new album so make sure you tune in on Monday!

London label CoOp Presents is the force behind an all-new compilation album put together by Allysha Joy. Titled 'They're Energised,' this 14-track LP is a PBS feature album that gives us a solid glimpse into the current wave of Antipodean bruk / broken beat artists and features some of Australia's most cutting-edge producers. Allysha Joy joins Mike Gurrieri to chat about how she put it all together.

Back in October, Melbourne three-piece jade imagine returned with their sophomore album Cold Memory via Milk! Records/Remote Control Records. The album was written and recorded between Melbourne, Warrnambool, and Fremantle, offering ten songs exploring notions of connection, to self, to nature, and to others. Songwriters Jade McInally and Tim Harvey drop in on Underground Love to chat about the album and to play a couple of stripped-down acoustic numbers.

Political dance-punk icon Our Carlson stops by Underground Love on Tuesday afternoon to hang with Jordan ahead of his set at Meredith Music Festival.

Iconic Sydney blues vocalist Robert Susz is coming to Melbourne for a string of shows. Joining him for these shows will be Andy Baylor, Pete Beulke and Ronnie Ferella. Robert speaks to Tom ahead of the gigs.