Fancy an hour of the good stuff – with occasional camp banter and regal bits? Then our Home Service on Brighton’s ever glorious RadioReverb will deliver. With upfront tracks by Purple Disco Machine, Will Dawson, La Fleur, and Punks Jump Up, classic wonders from Lawnchair Generals, Jamie xx, John Silver and some disco action from First Choice, you are set for an hour of broadcasting like … Continue reading Wildblood + Queenie’s November Home Service
As autumn really gets into full swing with fireworks lighting up the starry sky and piles of leaves just begging to be run through, it must be time to plan some sparkling nights out on those dance floors to keep the night time chills at bay. This month Queenie catches up again with the lovely Lewis Osborne to hear about the rockets he’s setting off … Continue reading Queenie gets sinful with DJ Lewis Osbourne
Tis the month to hunker down, revel in the wonders of a cosy session and relax into a season of winter warmth. Let us deliver just that with tunes to make you go ahhh. First up are the Canadian wonder Blond:ish and their cockle warming electronica Welcome To the Present on Kompakt. Beats to revitalise, this will warm you right through winter. As will the … Continue reading Wildblood + Queenie’s November Nuggets
Need to get your wiggle on? Wake up those neighbours? Then grab a session with Brighton’s own wonder boy Enzo Siffredi as he delivers a sterling mix to celebrate his forthcoming gig at Ministry Of Sound on Saturday 14th November. Press play and let Enzo wet your appetite for night with Doorly & Friends with Darius Syrossian, Doorly, Doc Daneeka and the ever cute, always able Minimal … Continue reading Perfect Distractions: Enzo Siffredi in the mix for MOS
Play me the Bronski Beat Smalltown Boy video and my guts flip. I’m back in 1984 and I’m afraid. I wanna run. My sexuality is confusing the hell out of me and I don’t know where to turn. I know the only thing for it is to summon some bravery from somewhere but the isolation I feel is crippling me. This week those emotions returned as … Continue reading Will Young’s Brave Man
Turns out this radio malarky is a right giggle. Join us as we continue our Wildblood & Queenie Home Service adventures for RadioReverb with the latest podcast of our October show. Get set for an hour of radio like no other with plenty of house and disco infused grooves including Letroluv, Inland Knights, Butch, Kim Ann Foxman, Bicep, John Grant and more destined to keep your listening … Continue reading Wildblood + Queenie’s Home Service now on Mixcloud
Today I am an Arsenal fan. Today I love house music. Today I’m keen on the odd cake. Today I have borderline personality disorder (BPD), anxiety and chronic longterm depression. A diagnosis I live with. Yesterday, today and tomorrow. Since my diagnosis in 2010 I’ve fought then given up then fought again to live with it. I’ve bashed my head hard against the pauper NHS … Continue reading World Mental Health Day: Smash the stigma and demand parity in treatment
As October shows her autumnal face and those clocks get confused and push themselves back an hour please don’t despair. Because as the leaves start to fall surely you can hear the dance-floor call? It’s the wiggling season, so this month Queenie catches up with a fresh faced young man who seems to be getting people to dance wherever he goes. Ladies and gentlemen – … Continue reading Queenie gets her wiggle on with Toby Lawrence
Summer may be bidding us a fond farewell but the beats keep coming as we wind our way towards an autumn of cosy soundtracks and very warm dancefloors. There’s loads to raise the temperature this October including the brilliantly sharp tech and house of Arno Gonzalez’s The Delivery Boy on Timid Records, the techno twirl that is Aphrohead’s impressive Resurrection on Crosstown Records, Kito Jempere Objects … Continue reading Wildblood + Queenie’s October Wonders
Some days I revel in weather like this. Grey. Wet. Mimsy. One look outta the window and Morrissey comes to mind. One listen to this beauty and I’m back there. 1988. Walking along Frinton beach. Footsteps disappearing into the damp sand seconds after I’d taken them. My beloved Sony Walkman my only companion. Damp legs. Angst ridden heart. I was the perfect teenager. And Morrissey captured the essence … Continue reading Perfect (rainy day) Distraction: Morrissey’s Every Day Is Like Sunday
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