The Babelbox Podcast is a monthly mix of new music, exclusive interviews and backstage coverage hosted by Shlomo.
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Episode 5: Arctic special
Episode 5 is an Arctic special. We follow Shlomo on an expedition to North Greenland with Cape Farewell. Hear exclusive new material from Martha Wainwright, music from Feist, Jarvis Cocker and interviews with Marcus Brigstocke, Vanessa Carlton and Laurie Anderson.
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Episode 4: DJ Yoda, Portico Quartet, Polar Bear & others
This episode features an interview with DJ Yoda and music from Portico Quartet, Valgeir Sigurdsson, Polar Bear, Sam Amidon and Ellie Goulding.
Episode 3: Glastonbury special
Episode 3 is a Glastonbury special. We follow Shlomo across the weekend as he performs with guest artists including Martha Wainwright, Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly., Ed Harcourt and DJ Yoda, to name a few, with the Vocal Orchestra featuring as backing band!
Episode 2: Mr Scruff and Mad Professor
In this episode we talk DJing, music and tea with Mr Scruff, and hear his new single. We also feature a backstage audio diary with dub legend Mad Professor, plus a live collaboration.
Episode 1: Polar Bear and Vula
The launch episode of the Babelbox Podcast features an audio diary from Shlomo’s Music Through Unconventional Means gig with jazzers Polar Bear, featuring interviews with Mercury-nominated drummer Seb Rochford, performance poet Lemn Sissay, and Shlomo’s Dad!
There’s also an exclusive interview with Basement Jaxx vocalist and incredible soul singer Vula Malinga, plus a track from her new EP “If You Want It”.
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Credits
Audio diary sound recording: George Butterworth.
Mixing: Tony Birch.