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Joanna Chaundy chats to London artist, Shae Universe about being one of the first to represent 'RnDrill music, the 90's RnB women that influenced her the most, and being invited to do her own Tiny Desk performance.

Joanna Chaundy chats to British singer/songwriter Rosie Lowe about her unique experimental music, working with diverse artists such as Gotts Street Park, Little Simz and Duval Timothy and her incredible new album, Lover, Other.

Joanna Chaundy chats to Australian musician and singer, Allysha Joy about her upcoming album: The Making of Silk, what the single David is really about, and her love of all things poetic.

Joanna Chaundy kicks it with London artist, Summer Pearl. The 29 year old has created a serious buzz around her high energy performances at places such as Cross The Trax and the Montreux Jazz Festival. She chats about being inspired by Amy Winehouse, life at the Brit school and her disgust at the recent P Diddy scandal.

Joanna Chaundy chats to the incredibly talented, Adi Oasis about her rapidly growing career, playing the bass, and being a black immigrant in America today.

Joanna Chaundy talks to 90's RnB songstress, Monifah, about her relationship with Heavy D, the tragic loss of her father and brother and how she got through her battle with addiction.... and of course the amazing music.

Joanna Chaundy talks to the incredible UK soulstress, Terri Walker, about finally finding herself in music, working with Rodney P and the late rapper, Ty, and how depression needs to be spoken about more within the black community.

Joanna Chaundy chats to UK soultress, Terri Walker, about her illustrious career in music and the bumps in the road along the way. Terri talks about the advantages of growing up in Germany then returning to South London where she went on to appreciate her Jamaican roots - leading her to find the artist she was always meant to be.

Joanna Chaundy is joined by former member of girl group, Truce, Michelle Escoffery, who discusses her incredible journey in the music industry, songwriting for artists such as Tina Turner, representing emerging talent and how she became President of the Members Council for PRS for Music.

Joanna Chaundy chats to London's very own, Kele Le Roc in an in-depth interview about her journey through music and how RnB led the way for her to forge a career on the UKG scene.