NTS Broadcaster, Graphic Designer and Founder of Margate Radio Paul Camo creates this season "Blue Quilt" mix sonically exploring the rich history of blues and folk music across the black diaspora.

The mix features exclusive audio from Nigerian-Irish artist Caleb Kunle a musical focal point for this season’s Blue Quilt collection and a short interview with Nicholas Daley exploring his ideas around his creative world.

Paul has curated a mix which weaves through a rich musical tapestry which takes references from folk, blues and beyond.

Robert Wilkins - Rolling Stone 

Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee - Midnight Special

Angola Prison Spirituals - Rise and Fly 

Black Merda - Cynthy-Ruth

The Dutch Rhythm Steel & Show Band - Down by the River

Howlin Wolf - Smokestack Lighting 

Muddy Waters - Tom Cat

Staples Jr. Singers - On My Journey Home

Dr Ross - Cat’s Squirrel

Little Sonny - Memphis B.K.

Son Seals - Your Love Is Like a Cancer

Doug Hammond - Wake Up Brothers

Bayete Umbra Zindiko - The Time Has Come

Tony Williams - There Comes A Time

Universal Jones - River

Joan Armatrading - Warm Love

Caleb Kunie - Boogieman

Nicholas Daley joins forces with New York brand The Rockers NYC aka Marcus Burrowes & Jonnygo Figure at The Lot Radio for a session exploring the realms of their shared passion for Reggae music.

Tracklist coming soon!

DJ, Broadcaster and writer Zakia Sewell creates this season mix exploring the deep rooted connection between martial arts and music within the black diaspora.

 
Featuring tracks from the likes of Lee Scratch Perry and sound bites from cult Kung Fu 70’s cinema highlights the intersection of black culture and martial arts as expressed through the soundtracks that defined the era.

Haitian drumming mixed with the iconic funk soul rhythms, Zakia weaves together a mix which seeks to celebrate cultural exchange, union and self-empowerment. 

Sabu Martinez - NUS

喝不完的茶 - Judy Ongg

Lee Scratch Perry - Kung Fu Man

Family Man & Knotty Roots - Distant Drums

Drummers of the Societe

Absolument Guinin - Juba

Paolo Renosto - Moto Centripeto

Erick Cosaque - Kominike

Gwen McCrae - Movement

Jackie McLean & Michael Carvin - De I Comahlee Ah

Danvers - Aye Ata

South London's DJ, producer and radio host Shy One provides a mix inspired by the SS21 Stepping Razor collection, featuring tracks from Reggae Legend Peter Tosh to 4Hero.

Peter Tosh - Stepping Razor 

Prince Fatty and Horseman - Kung Fu Battle ina Brixton

Freddie McKay - Inna my yard 

Prince Jammy - Swords of Vengeance

D-Roy Band - Trenchtown Skank

King Tubby - Flag Dub 

The Ethnic Fight Band - Rock Steady Rocker

Lee Scratch Perry - Black Belt Jones

Althea & Donna - Gone to Negril

4hero - Escape That 

Yussef Dayes Trio - Encore ~ Babylon Burning 

After his monumental set from Nicholas's AW20 'The Abstract Truth' afterparty during London Mens Fashion Week, we have a special selection of tracks curated by boss of Deep Medi Musik and co-founder of Digital Mystikz, Mala.

Mala x Johnny Clarke -Sinners

AARDVARCK - Monkey See

Dubkasm - Enter The Gates (feat Rider Shafique - Egoless remix)

Dubkasm - City Walls (feat Ras Addis)

Gantz - Fugazi (feat Elif Dikec)

A, T, O, S - Deep End

Commodo - Eldritch

Compa - Truth In Sound

Kahn - Over Deh So

Ishan Sound - We A Talk (remix)

Samba -Snakes. Egos

Flowdan - Welcome To London

Bradley zero has curated a mix incorporating the live performance by Sons Of Kemet from the SS20 'Astro Black' London Fashion Week show for Nicholas Daley, exploring notions of cosmic travel , Afrofuturism and spirituality.

To celebrate Nicholas Daley's jazz-inspired Astro Black collection, Shabaka Hutchings, a central figure in the London jazz scene, blesses us with an exclusive, spiritual jazz mix...

John Coltrane - Feelin good

Pharoah Sanders - Astral travelling

McCoy Tyne - Contemplation

Alice Coltrane - Om Shanti

Billy Harper - Believe, for it’s true

Zim Ngqawana - Kubi

Bokani Dyer - Fanfare

Mandisi Dyantyis - Because you knew

Eddie Gale -The rain

"When approaching this mix, I wanted to tie together the multiple geographical strands from West Africa, Rastafari nyabinghi and the Caribbean … in the lovers rock, roots, jazz and reggae… that might have been blaring out of  SLYGO Reggae Klub’s speakers, Nicholas' parents’ Soundsystem. As well as being a journey through music, I think that mixes have a unique ability to act as sonic history lessons which transport you from place to place and across time.

Live — Nicholas Daley SS19 Slygo (Part 1)

Kiddus I – Crying Wolf (Nyabinghi Take) (1978)

Cymande – Zion I (1973)

Negril – Rasta (1975)

Motion – No Man Is An Island (1981)

Tropical Breeze – So Naive (1980)

Delroy Wilson – I’m Still Waiting (1976)

Kofi – Black Pride (1989)

Live — Nicholas Daley SS19 Slygo (Part 2)

Motion – Basshoven (1981)

Aswad – Not Guilty (1978)

Lifetones – Decide (1983)

Sons Of Kemet – The Long Night Of Octavia E Butler (2015)

14. Live — Nicholas Daley SS19 Slygo (Part 3)

Caya Soundsystem put together
a selection of reggae tracks for the Goodhood store featuring tracks which were played at "The Reggae Klub" in 78-82.

Burning Spear - It is good

Judy Mowat - Black Woman

The Wailers - Small axe

Black Slate - Dread in the house

Misty in Roots- Wise and Foolish

The Abyssinians - Declaration of rights

Fabian - Prophecy

Earl 16 - Children Rise

Twinkle Brothers - Jahovia

Aswad - Warrior Charge

Dennis Brown - Bubbling Foundation

The Revolutionaries - Kunte Kinte