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The playlist

Our team of experts curate bespoke playlists for different forms of music from around the world
  • A still from Diamond Platnumz’s video for Salome

    10 of the biggest African tracks of 2016: Tekno, Babe Wodumo and more

    From Diamond Platnumz’s update of a Tanzanian classic to Patoranking’s ode to sexual consent, these are the tunes that got Africa shimmying this year
  • Royksopp

    Röyksopp's vocoder playlist: Transvolta, Laurie Anderson, Kraftwerk and more

    Among the group’s top five vocoder tracks are a Belgian disco stomp from the 70s, Anderson’s O Superman, Kraftwerk’s Robots, and a slice of fine Italodisco
  • The Vaccines

    Justin Young, Olly Alexander and more pick their songs of hope

    From punk’s cathartic power to the raw vulnerability of a folk icon – artists involved in Calm’s Torch Songs, a campaign celebrating the music that uplifts us, share their most empowering tracks
  • Captain Sensible … on stage with the Damned, 2016

    Captain Sensible's playlist – Soft Machine, Mylène Farmer, Terry Riley and more

    Forty years after helping to form the Damned, the Captain picks a punk-free playlist of all-time favourites
  • Jim Kerr (left) & Charlie Burchill
Simple Minds
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    Jim Kerr's playlist – Neil Young, Lou Reed, the Dubliners and more

    Ahead of the first ever Simple Minds acoustic album, the band’s frontman picks five songs that have shaped him
  • Musical outlier … Bonobo.

    Bonobo's playlist: The Invisible, Pional, Yussef Kamaal and more

    The producer picks his current favourite jazz, LA-Ethio funk and ‘non-electronic electronic music’
  • The Pop Group’s Mark Stewart, left, and Gareth Sager on stage.

    The Pop Group playlist: Richard Hell, Massive Attack, Public Enemy and more

    Mark Stewart of the Bristol post-punk group recommends noise aficionados, an aural alchemist and a sonic assassin
  • Hypernormalisation by Adam Curtis

    HyperNormalisation playlist: Pye Corner Audio, worriedaboutsatan and more

    Adam Curtis’s music supervisor, Gavin Miller, shares some the arpeggiated synths and creepy atmospherics that score Curtis’s latest documentary
  • John Foxx

    John Foxx's ambient playlist – with John Cage, Popol Vuh, Elgar and more

    The singer and artist selects music from the tranquil end of the spectrum – from Erik Satie to Thomas Tallis via Virginia Astley and Aphex Twin
  • Seth Lakeman

    Seth Lakeman's playlist: Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss and more

    One of the UK’s leading folk artists chooses his top five collaborations, including John Hiatt and Glyn Johns, Buddy and Julie Miller, and Go Jane Go
  • How to dress well

    How to Dress Well's playlist: Prince Bopp, Donna Lewis and more

    The alt-R&B artist picks some hyper-melodic, joyful tracks from rap’s new wave, a modern experimental standout and a late 90s love song
  • Billy Bragg and Joe Henry

    The playlist: Billy Bragg and Joe Henry’s favourite travel songs

    Recorded while travelling across the US by train, Bragg and Henry’s new album, Shine a Light, features songs made famous by Hank Williams, Lead Belly and more. Here they pick their favourite tracks for a road trip
  • Dan Smith of Bastille

    Bastille's A-team playlist: Anderson Paak, Anohni and more

    The indie pop frontman chooses distinctive music from 2016 by artists whose names start with A
  • Rihanna in concert in Poland<br>epa03780120 Barbadian singer Robyn Rihanna Fenty - known by her stage name Rihanna - performs on stage during her concert in Gdynia, Poland, 07 July 2013. EPA/ADAM WARZAWA POLAND OUT

    The Heatwave's Notting Hill carnival playlist: Konshens, Rihanna and more

    London DJ duo the Heatwave select their ultimate tracks for this weekend’s festivities
  • Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie.

    Bobby Gillespie's playlist: Diiv, George Harrison, Cate Le Bon and more

    From the latest summer dreampop to hypnotic trance, the Primal Scream singer shares his current favourite tracks
  • David Brent: Life On The Road<br>Embargoed to 0001 Tuesday August 9
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    David Brent's playlist: Bob Marley, Des’ree, Mike + the Mechanics and more

    The reality TV star and Foregone Conclusion frontman shares some of the music that inspires him – plus some of his own compositions, to help inspire others
  • Davido

    Davido's Nigerian playlist – Wizkid, Fela Kuti, D'Banj and more

  • Field Music

    Field Music's playlist: Joni Mitchell, Donna Summer and more

  • The Beat vocalist Ranking Roger.

    The Beat's playlist: the Clash, Bob Marley, Average White Band and more

    Vocalist Ranking Roger picks the punk, ska and reggae tracks that influenced him and the sound of his band, the Beat
  • Zane Lowe

    Zane Lowe's playlist: Banks, Blood Orange, Skott and more

    From a moody duet to a joyful four-on-the-floor groove, the DJ, producer and poptimist shares the songs he’s got queued up this summer
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