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Sep 11, 2026

Greg KotHOST
28:12
Yeah.
Greg KotHOST
28:12
So my next pick sort of ties in with that a little bit, Nia Archives.
Greg KotHOST
28:17
She is a British record producer, DJ, singer, and songwriter, third generation Brit of Caribbean heritage.
Greg KotHOST
28:26
She was a little too young to have come up during the first iteration of what became known as jungle or drum and bass music in England during the 90s.
Greg KotHOST
29:07
Kind of dramatic, but I think she's putting a sense of pop song structure and soul on top of these club beats, these drum and bass beats.
Greg KotHOST
29:17
And here's a good example of that.
Greg KotHOST
29:18
It's called Danger from Nia Archives on Sound Opinions.
Greg KotHOST
29:50
That's Nia Archives from England with a track called
Greg KotHOST
28:12
Yeah.
Greg KotHOST
28:12
So my next pick sort of ties in with that a little bit, Nia Archives.
Greg KotHOST
28:17
She is a British record producer, DJ, singer, and songwriter, third generation Brit of Caribbean heritage.
Greg KotHOST
28:26
She was a little too young to have come up during the first iteration of what became known as jungle or drum and bass music in England during the 90s.
Greg KotHOST
29:07
Kind of dramatic, but I think she's putting a sense of pop song structure and soul on top of these club beats, these drum and bass beats.
Greg KotHOST
29:17
And here's a good example of that.
Greg KotHOST
29:18
It's called Danger from Nia Archives on Sound Opinions.
Greg KotHOST
29:50
That's Nia Archives from England with a track called
MarthaGUEST
34:53
...
MarthaGUEST
34:53
Nia Archives.
MarthaGUEST
34:54
I'm so jealous.
MarthaGUEST
34:54
I just went and had the best time.
Denzel CurryGUEST
6:57
I haven't tapped into anybody new from here.
Denzel CurryGUEST
7:00
I think the last person I really tapped into was Nia Archives and SD Kid and Fake Mink, but that's
Scroobius PipHOST
7:08
about it.
Scroobius PipHOST
7:09
What I enjoy about you and your audience is the variation, right? It's not like, obviously, you've got the hip-hop heads on side, but you've got the indie kids and the dance kids and the punk kids and this real range of stuff.
J ZedHOST
0:33
I have got music by Gil Gerand and opera, Tommy, G. Phallix, a sick remix by Miangos, and much, much more during the first 30 mix, which, if you are new to the program, is approximately 30 minutes of all of the essentials that are filling my playlist this week.
J ZedHOST
0:50
After that, it is time for a detour into drum and bass land, where I will have tunes from the likes of Georgia Smith and Nia Archives, Aiden, Mike Kiss, and others, before winding it down in the virtual after-party segment that I like to call Disc 2, where I will be featuring only the deepest cuts, this time by Marini, Martin Luczyk, Paul Varney, and Mint Edit.
J ZedHOST
1:10
But on tap right about now is DT's own Whitener, back-to-back with Lex Valverde, formerly known as Better Than Lex with Fuego.
J ZedHOST
1:19
And then that one is followed by Folkness on the remix for Lo Stepa with Sin Pero.

34 MINS LATER

J ZedHOST
35:31
And just before that one was Buenos Aires producer G-Fallix with a frenetic slicer entitled Please Get Up, which you can find on the Moist Music Black Label.
J ZedHOST
35:41
I've got all things jungle and drum and bass related coming up next, just after this quick pause for the cause for station identification, so do not touch that dial.
J ZedHOST
36:06
Okay, starting off the segment this week are Georgia Smith and Nia Archives, a real made in heaven collaboration with their latest release, the warm and bold Get Me Down, followed by Might Kiss and Counterculture with a beautiful tune called Forgotten Fields.
J ZedHOST
36:22
Enjoy.
Jorja SmithGUEST
25:29
And it's beautiful to watch them create.
Jorja SmithGUEST
25:31
Same as when I was with Nia Archives in the studio.
Jorja SmithGUEST
25:34
I was so inspired just watching her at her laptop, picking plugins and just watching her produce.
Jorja SmithGUEST
25:41
It was incredible.
Jorja SmithGUEST
25:07
but to be fair I have had Dame Dame's album on loop they are just like they're incredible they take you to like a different world I feel like when we were doing Falling Off Lighting they have their world I have mine we kind of met in the middle then I like went to their world yeah and you can hear it sonically And it's beautiful to watch them create.
Jorja SmithGUEST
25:31
Same as when I was with Nia Archives in the studio.
Jorja SmithGUEST
25:34
I was so inspired just watching her at her laptop, picking plugins and just watching her produce.
Jorja SmithGUEST
25:41
It was incredible.
SamHOST
38:28
Who's making this fucking list? Well, Brett Anderson, Ray,
StuHOST
38:36
Nia Archives.
SamHOST
38:38
One of the things that is a real put off for is that it costs money, it costs significant money to enter the Mercury Prize.
GemHOST
38:47
It's not that
Lee EverestHOST
69:06
Chloe's been on.
Lee EverestHOST
69:07
She said, Lee, can you play me some Nia Archives, please? Love a bit of Jungle.
Lee EverestHOST
69:09
Let's get this on then, especially for Chloe.
Lee EverestHOST
69:11
It's vertical.
David JamesHOST
32:10
A track I've been playing week after week since its inception and release.
David JamesHOST
32:14
Georgia Smith and Nia Archives in collaboration.
David JamesHOST
32:16
A track called Get Me Down.
David JamesHOST
32:18
And of course, Nia and Archives will be coming to Toronto in the fall.

25 MINS LATER

David JamesHOST
56:54
It lights me up in the morning, that's for sure.
David JamesHOST
56:56
We've been playing it week after week after week.
David JamesHOST
56:58
Georgia Smith in collaboration with Nia Archives.
David JamesHOST
57:01
Track called Get Me Down.

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