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In this exclusive one-off podcast we hand the reigns to Boo Boy, an excitable youth from the north of England with a penchant for all things bass. The show features a range of his favourite current beats – the best bass, grime and dubstep from recent times: Joker, Tempa T, S-Type, Starkey and more.

Not only is Boo Boy one of the hottest pirate radio hosts around, he’s also an up and coming battle emcee.

Check out this exclusive collaboration with Glasgow hip hop producer S-Type.

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Tracklist

1. S-X – Woooo Riddim – Butterz
2. S-Type – Terry Nutkins – Phuturelabs
3. Macca – Spaceship Anthem (TRC remix) – Insatiable Music
4. SBD – Retro Boy (Metrodome Dubstep remix)
5. Joker & Terror Danjah – Gully Goon Estate – Hard Drive
6. Starkey – Robot Hands – Civil Music
7. Marco Del Horno VS DJ Swerve – Ho! Riddim – Black Butter
8. Maverick Sabre – Run to the Roof – Civil
9. Tempa T – Next Hype – No Hats, No Hoods
10. Royal-T – Beat Fighter (Bok Bok Remix) – No Hats, No Hoods
11. D Double E – Street Fighter – Dirtee Stank
12. Truthos Mufasa – The Evil Inside Me
13. Newham Generals ft. Skepta – Bag Of Grease – Dirtee Stank

This programme was produced by S-Type for Shed Media and the BBC’s Waterloo Road Reunited web series.

Inner Ear were also involved as music consultants for the show. The free download above was featured in Episode 2 of the web series. You can watch that and the rest of the episodes on the Waterloo Road Reunited website.

The Glue Factory was a derelict warehouse space in the Speirs Locks area of Glasgow until Gary Watt and his team moved in and revived the building as a versatile arts space.

We met Gary when checking out The Glue Factory space (we feel a Radio Magnetic party coming on…) and found out he had a passion for deep dub music so Dougal invited him into the studio to talk us through a selection of his favourite tracks.

Tracklist

1. King Tubby – King At The Controls – Pressure Sounds
2. Tappa Zukie – Beautiful Dub – Blood and Fire
3. Prince Jammy – Step It Up In Dub – Blood and Fire
4. Scientist – Kiss Dub – Rewind Selecta
5. The Upsetters – When Jah Dubs – JL
6. Lloyd Parks – Mafia (Version) – Pressure Sounds
7. The Overnight Players – Shaka The Great – Pressure Sounds
8. Jah Shaka – Smiling Dub – Shaka
9. The Bush Chemists – Khanna –
10. Alpha & Omega – Rastafari – ROIR USA
11. The Roots Man – Rougher Than A Lion – Spex
12. Prowling Lion – Disciples – Universal Egg
13. Jah Shaka – Dub Symphony – Mango

Victor Brierley, who set up the freshest guide to Scotland’s tourism and culture in social media, BaggingScotland.com, dropped into the Radio Magnetic studio to share with us a diverse, eccentric and highly entertaining selection of his favourite songs from Scotland and further afield.

BaggingScotland.com proclaims itself as the saviour of Scottish tourism, which started as a tongue in cheek statement but, we think, is becoming increasingly true. Check out the website and like it on Facebook.

Tracklist

1. Rezillos – (My Baby Does) Good Sculptures – Sire
2. Bill Haley & The Comets – Rockin’ Through The Rye – Half Moon
3. Rod Stewart – Twisting The Night Away – Spectrum Music
4. Paulo Nuitini – 10/10 – Atlantic
5. Horse – The Sound of the Beat of My Heart – Capitol
6. Freddie & The Dreamers – You Were Made For Me – EMI
7. John Martyn – May You Never – Island
8. Edwyn Collins – Keep On Burning – Setanta
9. The Proclaimers – I’m Gonna Be – Chrysalis
10. The Vatersay Boys – Medley (Loch Broom/traditional/Bonnie Lass of Fyvie/Killiecranke)
11. Primal Scream – Movin’ On Up – Creation
12. Eddi Reader – Willie Stewart/Molly Rankin – Rough Trade
13. Louis Prima – Buona Sera – Capitol

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Stuart quipped that his record collection was worth more than his house when he was in the studio…he wasn’t joking.

Here he plays out his favourite rare 1960s soul 45s from Detroit. Motown and some of the smaller independent labels of the motor city are the order of the day. Records which went on to have a new lease of life with the northern soul boom of Northern England in the 1970s.

Stuart’s been an avid going on obssessive collector of these soul 7″s for some time now and here he shares some of his talcum powder flavoured favourites.

Alex Smoke and Jim Hutchison return to Radio Magnetic with yet another Hum n Haw show.

It’s been a while since the last one (5 months) but we know the boys have been busy getting the new Hum n Haw record label set up so they get let off this time. In this show Alex and Jim take us on a musical journey outside the realms of the label’s releases, letting us hear some of the tunes currently inspiring the forward thinking duo. Tunes from the likes of Pangaea, Rustie, Modeslektor, and new Hum n Haw signing Name + Relucto show the breadth of the label’s musical aspirations.

We’re already up to EP number 4 which is good going by anyones standards and features more of a techno style from Name+Relucto with “Spawn Of Spoon”. Watch out for the Alex Cortex mix! It’s an absolute blinder. Get your mits on it at all good record stores including Boomkat and Beatport.

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Tracklist

1. BVDub - A Moments Peace – Meanwhile
2. Shackleton - El Din – Mordant Music
3. Pangea - You & I – Hessle Audio
4. Martyn - Vancouver (2562 Remix) – 3024 Recordings
5. Fisk Industries - Blood – Highpoint Lowlife
6. King Midas Sound - One Ting (Dabrye Remix) – Hyperdub
7. Hud Mo – Still On It – Lucky Me/Wireblock
8. Datashat - Stop The Message (Widescreen Edit) – Handsette Recordings
9. The Seducers – Unavoidable Infiltrators – Cytown
10. Linkwood Family – Peace Of Mind – Firecracker
11. Modeselektor - Black Block (Rustie Remix) – B Pitch
12. Alex Smoke – Lux+ – Hum+Haw
13. Daphne -  -
14. Scuba - Ruptured (Surgeon Remix) – Hot Flush
15. Likhan - Uwill – 7even
16. Silent Servent – Violenca (Kalon Remix) – Sandwell District
17. Lory D – Ghill – Wireblock
18. Name+Relucto – Spawn Of Spon – Hum+Haw

Those of your that know the Radio Magnetic team will know of Tiff and those of you from Scotland will have seen the Peaches name in association with various south American / Latin / African DJ sets and club nights.

Well to be honest Tiff it’s been far to long since your sultry tones Graced the Radio Magnetic airwaves and for all those thinking “Who the hell is tiff and is his name really Peaches?”, think no more. Sit back, switch off and slurp on that imaginary caipirinha as the man like Peaches plays as well as sings a heady collection of baile funk, carioca, samba and bossa.

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*Tracklist coming soon

Our long standing listeners will undoubtedly remember the Ground Loops show presented by the unforgettable Scott Problems.

Well luckily for you and especially our newer listeners we’ve brought Scot back from the radio dead and stuck him in front of the mic in our studio.

After the being spurred on by the success of Crae Caldwell’s birthday show in early September, Scot called us up and demanded he get back in the hot seat for another stab at the Ground Loops massive. How could we refuse?

Tracklist

1. Greg Wilson - DD and Rakim – Greg Wilson
2. Simon Baker – Plastik (Todd Terge Remix) – Playhouse
3. Nick Chacona & Anthony Mansfield – Oh Snap (Greg Wilson remix) – Hector Works
4. Two Tons of Fun – I Got the Feeling – Fantasy
5. Soundstream - Dance With Me – Soundstream
6. Rustie - Clipper – Stuff Records
7. Lil Louis - I Called You – Epic
8. Wax 10001 – Unknown – Hardwax
9. Wink - Staying Out all Night – Ovum
10. Minimal Man – Make a Move pt 1 – Trelik
11. Andomat 3000 – Vertical Smile – Cecile
12. Indigo Raw – Salvarsan – Dynamic
13. Darkl Mountain Group – Lose Control – Buzzin Fly
14. Armando – Don’t Take It (Jonny Fiasco Mix) – Unknown
15. MD Express – God Made Me Phunky – Open

If you apply the rules of dating to working out how many episodes a radio show has to put out before it is called a ‘series’ then Radio Magnetic’s head of music, Tony Black has still a way to go before The Beat Delivery and him move in together.

A second date means ‘I like you, but I’m not sure how much’ therefore it works out that this second show is the one which dangles the juicy carrot of possibility whilst , in the background, looms the spiky stick of rejection.

Luckily Tony’s a trooper so future shows are bound to happen – although when, I’m sure that not even he can tell you that.

So make sure to get the most out of this one; tarted up with the likes of James Pants, the Avalanches and finishing with a absolutely wicked remix of Stardust’s, ‘The Music Sounds Better With You,’ it’s better than a full frontal snog any day!

Tracklist

1. Camp Lo – Luchini (tatelrock & troublemaker remix)
2. Konrad - They Call It Murder
3. Pharcyde – Runnin (Philippians remix)
4. Know Sleep – Know Time For Sleep
5. Cutty Ranks - Limb By Limb
6. Black Ghosts - Repitition (Diplo Remix)
7. Ladyhawk - In The Back Of A Van
8. Johnny L – Hurt You So
9. DJ Jaybird – Hurt You So
10. James Brown - There Was A Time (Kenny Dope Remix)
11. Math Head – Get Hype
12. James Pants - Get Cash
13. The Avalanches – Thank You Caroline
14. Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (The Living Graham Bond Remix)