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BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire & Berkshire

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BBC Introducing
Oxford
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Berkshire
Oxfordshire
Reading Festival
Music Industry
Christmas Music
Low Island
BBC Sounds
Baby Maker
Local Music Scene
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Krissy Matthews
The Great Escape Festival
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The August List
Mackenzie

Listen to highlights of Dave Gilyeat and his team of new music aficionados as they deliver all the best Oxfordshire and Berkshire bands you've never heard before.

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Latest Episodes

This week on the BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire & Berkshire podcast, blending cinematic pop, warm emotive vocals with sharp lyricism, Dave meets al coffey!

Plus, celebrating Oxford's music scene in the 90s and beyond - hear about Sounds of the City ... more

This week on the BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire & Berkshire podcast, Dave introduces you to indie pop singer Lydia Shute - to hear about her new single DOWN WE GO.

Plus, Alex catches up with Oscar Dunbar, and Lauren has everything you need to know a... more

This week on the BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire & Berkshire podcast, Dave's joined by Jess and James from Reading's indie-rock band The Race - to hear about making music again after a 16-year break!

Plus, there's an incredible live track from South ... more

This week on the BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire & Berkshire podcast, would he Rather Be In Berlin? Maybe, but tonight Baby Maker joins Dave to tell us about his new EP Packed Lunch!

Plus, Alex hears about Chameleons's 'Music for MS' - a live music ... more

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Recent Guests

James (The Race)
Member of The Race, interviewee
The Race
Episode: The Race
Jess (The Race)
Member of The Race, interviewee
The Race
Episode: The Race
Rory Kester
Musician, stage name Baby Maker
Baby Maker
Episode: Baby Maker + My Liberal Pony + Mackenzie
Jody Prewett
Musician with Places Beyond; former Trophy Wife and John Quill member
Independent musician releasing Places Beyond
Episode: Jody Prewett + Late Spring Folk Festival
Isabella Richardson
Singer-songwriter and debut EP artist
Independent/UK music scene
Episode: Isabella Richardson + South Arcade + SISTRA
Richard Neuberg
Musician, solo artist on The Vine
Independent
Episode: Richard Neuberg + May Kolta
May Kolta
Musician, new project with acoustic/jazz influences
Independent
Episode: Richard Neuberg + May Kolta
Ronan Munro
Editor of Nightshift Music Magazine
Nightshift Music Magazine
Episode: rennie + Shock Horror + the last Nightshift magazine
Rebecca Poole
Co-founder of Henley Jazz Festival
The Henley Jazz Festival
Episode: rennie + Shock Horror + the last Nightshift magazine

Host

Dave Gilyeat
Host of BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire & Berkshire (and related BBC Introducing/Oxfordshire & Berkshire platforms)

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 44 ratings
  • Good stuff

    Podcast Addict
    5
    chrisabraham
    4 years ago
  • I love finding new music especially locally. Just can't wait for gigs to start again so I can go and see some of these excellent, talented musicians

    Podchaser
    5
    David Worth
    5 years ago
  • paul the bus driver.

    Dave is a local oxford legend ! hes's my john peel ! ive discovered so much local cool music from this man ! big it up for the gilliat !!! long may he reighn ! then when hes finished put him on radio6. cheers dave. the punters on the x90 love you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    paul the oxford bus driver
    United Kingdom11 years ago
  • Rob Langham

    A must listen for anyone who lives in Oxfordshire and is into music.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Rob Langham
    United Kingdom11 years ago
  • awesome

    great to hear the show and like the kut and the other acts on. very good to hear. keep the music coming, always great new local acts

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Diva_Chick
    United Kingdom13 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners appreciate live performances and firsthand artist insights.
The show is seen as a must-listen for Oxfordshire & Berkshire music fans and industry folks alike.
Locals praise the host for championing new local music and DIY scenes.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Jody Prewett + Late Spring Folk Festival
Q: What sparked the album's ongoing supernatural themes and your interest in events like crop circles and UFOs?
Jody explains that the themes come from a fascination with experiences beyond the visible world, drawing on travel, local legends, and personal anecdotes to shape songs about mysterious encounters.
Richard Neuberg + May Kolta
Q: How did the move from your previous band to your solo project influence the sound on The Vine?
Richard Neuberg explains that his solo work marks a shift toward more acoustic, live instrumentation and a focus on storytelling, while acknowledging the influence of past band experiences and collaborations.
Isabella Richardson + South Arcade + SISTRA
Q: What was it like transitioning from soundcloud demos to an official single?
The artists describe reworking demos, adding live energy, and choosing a version that best resonated with their live shows and audience feedback.
Isabella Richardson + South Arcade + SISTRA
Q: What inspired the storytelling on your EP and how has your background influenced your writing?
Isabella explains that personal experiences and cross-cultural moves shaped the EP, with songwriting serving as a therapeutic way to process relationships and growth.
rennie + Shock Horror + the last Nightshift magazine
Q: Why are you stopping Nightshift Music Magazine after so many years?
Ronan Munro explains it's due to a combination of workload, finances, and the sense that it's hard to sustain the effort while keeping the quality and energy the scene deserves, especially as venues close and the industry shifts.

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This show spotlights local Oxfordshire and Berkshire musicians, venues, festivals, and industry figures, often pairing live performances with in-depth artist interviews. Episodes frequently feature debuts and new releases from regional acts, discussions about the local live scene, and community-focused events, with a strong emphasis on DIY culture, venue networks, and cross-pollination between magazines, festivals, and studios. A standout aspect is the long-running dedication to uncovering emerging talent and promoting grassroots music, making it a valuable listening choice for artists seeking exposure or partners looking to sponsor grassroots, locally rooted music initiatives.

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Recent guests on this podcast include:

1. James (The Race)
2. Jess (The Race)
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4. Jody Prewett
5. Isabella Richardson
6. Richard Neuberg
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8. Ronan Munro

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