You can check out the full list here and you can also listen to a Spotify playlist of of selected tunes here. Happy holiday listening…

You can listen again to the show for the next 14 days on the 6 Music Website.

From his days as a cloakroom attendant at the infamous Blitz Club, dance music has always played a pivotal role in George’s life. In this show he shares the soundtrack to his clubbing life with Dave, from Bowie to Telex, Sylvester to Strafe via the E Zee Possee and More Protein Records up to Felix and Duke from his days as a resident at Progress and Miss Moneypennys. There’s also a premiere of a new dance track he’s made featuring George Michael.

You can catch the show on BBC 6 Music on Sunday July 17th at 8pm and repeated on Saturday July 24th at 10pm.  You can also listen again via the BBC iPlayer.

Dave Pearce and Frankie Knuckles, May 2011

In this two hour special for BBC 6 Music, Frankie hooked up with long time DJ buddy Dave Pearce to talk about the origins of house music, the clubbing scene in the New York and Chicago during the late 1980s/early 90s and his remarkable career as a producer and DJ. We also found time to play some of Frankie’s favourite dance tunes, including tracks from Robert Owens, Derrick May, and Alison Limerick.

You can listen again here, and also find out what Dave had to say to The Guardian about the legendary Mr Knuckles here.

The Somethin’ Else team were on hand to film the set, with the results as beautiful as ever.

Watch Andy Barlow aka Hipoptimist and Lou Rhodes perform Gorecki and Build A Fire.

Hear the two of them deep in conversation about Raphael’s music including Lucy Pearl, working with Erkyah Badu, their shared love for Shuggie Otis and why he’s moving to Paris.

Also watch out for some great new tracks from Art Department, Cottam, Landslide, Kode9 and a sweet Koreless remix.

Check out the full tracklist online and listen again on the BBC iPlayer for the next 7 days. You can always catch us live every Tuesday night/Wednesday morning, 2 – 4am on BBC Radio 1.

Behind the Hit was a remix competition run by Nissan UK to promote the launch of the new Juke car model. The winning track, which was judged by and used samples of La Roux’s music, will be played for the first time at the gig in a DJ set by the band’s Elly Jackson. She is joined on the bill by Pony Pony Run Run, The Naked and Famous and Delphic. Host for the night is our very own Goldierocks.

You can watch the stream live from 8pm on your Spotify player or at the Behind The Hit site.

There is also a selection of records that Gilles has found from recently clearing out his studio – from The Roots to Riton. Check out some of the collection below…

Gilles also spins some fresh ones including Jacques Greene, Locussolus, Mic Newman and a Hudson Mohawke re-work of Jamie Woon. See the full tracklisting online and listen again for the next 7 days on the BBC iPlayer. Or, catch us live every Wednesday morning 2 – 4 am on BBC Radio 1.

There’s more about the programme here.

We were responsible for all the video content, commissioned by OMD, and tailored to specific European markets.

The campaign features a competition for up-and-coming music acts. Each act was presented with a car for a week and given a series of challenges to complete, such as making a music video, performing at fans’ houses and organising a flashmob gig.

Bands involved include French pop group Pony Pony Run Run, Spain’s The Pinker Tones, Bakkushan from Germany, and Italian DJ duo The Visitors Attak. Viewers will vote for the winning act, which will stage a special gig in their home town.

Read about our involvement in this campaign at Campaign, Brand Republic and New Media Age.