PBS has the best of new and classic funk, deep soul, crossover, Northern soul, disco and soulful electronic. If you want to find out about the greats of the past of the sounds of today, then PBS has all of your funk and soul needs covered.
The PBS Feature Sounds and Feature Album of the week will return soon, but in the meantime, check out the list of the top tracks the PBS team are loving this week. We hope you enjoy these as much as we do!
The PBS Feature Sounds and Feature Album of the week will return soon, but in the meantime, check out the list of the top tracks the PBS team are loving this week. We hope you enjoy these as much as we do!
In January PBS listeners can expect to hear a few tweaks to our weekly programming roster, and we also welcome a brand new show to the airwaves.
After 26 years on-air, Peter and Gary wind up their epic Thursday night show Screaming Symphony on January 1, 2026, allowing for some movement across the grid and some fresh sounds for PBS listeners.
Each week throughout the year, we select one new outstanding album to feature across our platforms as a way of celebrating music that is authentic, original and pure. In 2025, we featured dozens of exceptional albums across a variety of genres that tap into various musical traditions from different corners of the world. Every one of these albums tells a profound story in its own voice, speaking directly to the soul of those willing to listen.
As we start to wrap up for the year - and before publishing 2025's top ten feature albums next week - we wanted to share with you ten new tracks that speak to the breadth of our sound and tap into the various musical traditions that we love. With music from Naarm to Damascus to Delhi, from liquid drum n bass and soul, to prog, folk and rock n roll, we sincerely hope you enjoy these fabulous selections.
Gorillaz - 'Damascus' feat. Omar Souleyman and Yasiin Bey
Melbourne 10-piece funk outfit Mondo Freaks launch their debut, self-titled album Friday December 12 at Howler, Brunswick - proudly presented by PBS. Tickets are on sale now via Moshtix.
Joining them on the night are masters of vintage Afro-disco and psychedelic boogie, Wrong Way Up, plus Northside DJs turning the night well and truly into a party.
This week’s PBS Feature Album is the self titled album from GODTET + The Sydney Symphony Orchestra.
At once bold and nuanced, this album explores the friction between improvisation and orchestration. Where the orchestra is anchored in fully composed material, GODTET remains free – navigating the work's harmonic architecture with instinct and spontaneity. Structures are fixed, but expression is fluid.
As the weather gets warmer, PBS 106.7FM and Kingston Arts welcome back Live at City Hall: Sunday Sounds, a series of free, family-friendly events. This summer, we kick off with ‘the high priestess of Melbourne soul’, Kylie Auldist!
Kylie Auldist and her band + DJ Lyndelle Wilkinson Kingston Town Hall Sunday 30 November 2025 2pm - 4:30pm Free entry - find more details and accesibility info at kingstonarts.com.au.
