Rinse FM announces 60+ new residents, Friday night dance show with Emerald
Rinse FM has revamped its radio schedule with a number of new shows and over 60 new resident DJs joining the station.
Among the DJs and producers who will be hosting monthly shows on the station going forward are Yung Singh, Two Shell, Angel D’lite, NIKS, 96 Back, Ross From Friends, Al Wootton, DJ Plead, DJ Randall, Machinedrum, Metrist, DJ Hype, Giulia Tess, Vigro Deep and Jamie Jones.
A number of record labels will also be joining the station for shows, including K-LONE and Facta’s Wisdom Teeth; Simo Cell’s TEMƎT; Bambounou’s Bambe; TSVI and Wallwork’s Nervous Horizon; and Scuffed Recordings. FABRICLIVE will also host a show, featuring various guests that you might catch at the London club’s regular Friday night parties.
In addition to the new residents, Rinse FM DJ Emerald will start a new flagship Friday night show, ‘The Dance Show’, which will air every Friday from 6pm-9pm BST. Other dedicated genre shows will be devoted to Afrobeats (hosted by Neptizzle) and rap (hosted by Pretty Hood).
Speaking about her new show, Emerald said in a statement: “I’m so ready, excited and happy to begin this new chapter of radio. This show feels like a coming together of all my passions, experiences and knowledge gained over the past decade of my professional life.
“Three hours of my selection of brand new and forthcoming underground club focused dance music across the spectrum. Championing unsung heroes, hidden talent, and established pioneers.
“Expect deep dives into my favourite cities for club culture, explorations from the archives of my favourite record labels old and new, an array of exciting guests consisting of DJs, producers and label heads currently driving the electronic music scene plus guest mixes, b2b’s and live mixes from myself.”
See the full list of new Rinse FM residents for 2022 via the image below, and check out the station’s new look website here.
Revisit DJ Mag’s 2021 feature on how independent radio thrived during the COVID-19 pandemic here.
