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Really loving the sound of that one from Laramie.

Definitely hearing their influences of Fortet and Bonobo coming through on that.

And if you do throw any more raves in the forest in South Shropshire, then please do let me know.

I'd love to come.

fucking factory.

Do you know what I mean? Like, there is that privilege there, but, But still, like, I mean, my mate is the guitarist in Bonobo.

And he said to me, like, I think they played, I don't know, Red Rocks or something.

He's one of my best mates.

So to end with and kind of carrying on the theme, what's a recent dance floor moment that's moved you?

Recently, recently, I went to Bonobo's pop up and on on Wednesday where we were playing some unreleased tracks.

They were all wicked.

Like there was not one song that I didn't like.

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And here's some new music from Bonobo featuring Niloufer Yanya.

This is a track called Youth's Fountain.

Believe in seasons.

I really like these kinds of world music blends where musicians with sometimes sort of Cajun country roots in Louisiana, Southeast United States, often you can hear flavors of – I'd say elsewhere in the Caribbean, especially maybe from Haiti and that part of the world.

But in this case, a nod in the direction of the African roots of so much, in quotation marks, black music in the new world, again, in quotation marks, generally.

Bonobo was in that set as well.

Also from the UK, from Distance and Static with Niloufriana, a truck called Youth's Fountain.

You know, not really reinventing the wheel for EDM, but a big stepper from that last one.

Love the Bonobo album as well.

If you just love a bit of shimmering, multi-instrumental, lovely and sort of swelling, gently euphoric modern dance music, if you do it better than him and that new one's really good as well.

But yeah, that's about it really.

Yeah, I've got to be honest.

I found the Bonobo album like a little bit sort of like it was nice when it was on.

But then I sort of forgot about it as soon as it finished.

That's all I've really got to say about that.

We're in the world of lovable pop songs and post-punk and assorted charms.

I'm Bonobo, sorry, I was distracted by myself with Uncasually, it just came out, and Tricky and Lita Loras with Because I Don't Know, The War on Drugs, Red Eyes, one of my favorite The War on Drugs songs

ever, and

I hadn't heard it in a while.

We're ready to get back into it.

Speaking of which, that was a new one from Joy Crooks and Bonobo.

And then before that, we had Aloe Willia.

I think I'm saying that right.

Find, find, find, find

find[upbeat music] The latest from Bonobo.

This is Drift from the album Distance in Static.

Before that, Midnight Roba, a remix of the song Joy.

It's from Leak 0413.

Before Jay Paul was brand new from Bonobo.

It's from his new album Distance and Static.

which came out last Friday.