Presenter Dan O'Connell chats to Plan B about his favourite new singer, Delilah. She reveals her grand ambitions to Dan and performs two songs.
Singer King Charles chats to Dan O'Connell about his friendship with Mumford & Sons and performs two songs.
In this episode, singer-songwriter Charli XCX performs two tracks and then chats to host Dan O'Connell.
Spector chat to host Dan O'Connell and perform two songs.
Radio 1 DJ Huw Stephens tells host Dan O'Connell about his new favourite band, Theme Park.
Host Dan O'Connell introduces soulful singer-songwriter Jessie Ware.
Band 2:54 chat to Dan O'Connell about their ambitions for 2012.
Geordie four-piece Beth Jeans Houghton and The Hooves of Destiny chat to Dan O'Connell about the year ahead, early appearances on Byker Grove and how they got their name.
Ed Sheeran talks about his favourite new rapper, Dot Rotten. Later, presenter Dan O'Connell chats to Dot Rotten about his plans for the coming year.
Dan O'Connell is joined by Swedish duo Niki & the Dove who discuss their plans for 2012, and the members of Hurts explain why they love the band. Last in the series.
New series. Annie Mac introduces up-and-coming musicians expected to make an impact in 2013, beginning with New Zealand-born singer Willy Moon, who chats and performs.
London-based guitar pop quartet Cheatahs share their hopes and fears for 2013. Introduced by Annie Mac.
The third episode features a profile of dance and pop singer AME.
Annie Mac introduces a performance by Manchester indie rock quartet the 1975.
A profile of singer-songwriter Syron, who reveals her hopes and fears for the year ahead. Introduced by Annie Mac.
Annie Mac introduces a performance by Californian blues rock duo Deap Vally.
Annie Mac presents a profile of R'n'B and electronic pop duo AlunaGeorge, who reveal their hopes and fears for the year ahead.
A performance by London-based singer-songwriter Arlissa. Introduced by Annie Mac.
Soul singer-songwriter Laura Mvula talks about her hopes and fears for the year ahead. Introduced by Annie Mac.
Annie Mac introduces a performance by four-piece band Bastille. Last in the series.
Annie Mac profiles electronic music duo Gorgon City and rock two-piece Royal Blood. The acts also share their hopes and fears for the year ahead in return for the chance to give a musical performance.
Annie Mac profiles singer-songwriter George Ezra and Nottingham-based band Amber Run. The acts also share their hopes and fears for the year ahead in return for the chance to give a musical performance.
Annie Mac profiles American duo Linus Young - made up of Joseph Walker and Iris Belson - and Baltimore-born singer Max Marshall. The acts also share their hopes and fears for the year ahead in return for the chance to give a musical performance.
Annie Mac introduces singer-songwriters Sam Smith and Elli Ingram, who share their hopes and fears for the year ahead in return for the chance to give a musical performance. Last in the series.
English rapper Little Simz and Australian singer and songwriter Josef Salvat feature in the first show as presenter Annie Mac introduces more artists who are tipped for the top.
British/Russian singer Shura and London-based soul/funk act Dornik are the artists tipped for the top as Annie Mac introduces more acts that are expected to make a big impact over the coming year.
North London storyteller George the Poet and four-piece rock act Wolf Alice feature in the programme presented by Annie Mac that showcases the artists who are tipped for the top in the next 12 months.
Multi-instrumentalist Jack Garratt and Swedish songstress Seinabo Sey are the artists expected to make a big impact over the coming year as Annie Mac introduces more acts that are tipped for the top.
Electronica trio Years & Years and singer/songwriter James Bay are the artists tipped for the top as Annie Mac introduces more acts that are expected to make a big impact over the coming year.
