Selector Sessions

Our Selector Sessions series brings some of UK music's most exciting artists straight to you. Watch them perform live in the studio with performances from Penelope Isles, Nabihah Iqbal, Hak Baker, The Orielles and many more. And in the Selector Archive, you'll find music from past guests like Elbow, Emmy the Great, Bat For Lashes and Soweto Kinch – recorded exclusively for Selector on their way to huge careers in music.

The Orielles Live in Session

The Orielles hail from West Yorkshire and are the champions of an evolving, psychedelic indie sound. In session for us in London, here they can be heard perfoming songs from their 2018 debut album Silver Dollar Moment and they share their insights and wisdom!

Hak Baker Live in Session

Hak Baker grew up on the Isle of Dogs in London and as one of nine children. In music, Baker's unique blend of grime and reggae has seen his collaborate with The Streets. In 2022, he performed at Glastonbury for the first time. Here, you can find him in conversation with Selector and performing Thirsty Thursday and Gallizionaire.

Nabihah Iqbal Live in Session

The musician, writer and broadcaster Nabihah Iqbal is no stranger to us at Selector HQ. The karate black belt and former legal professional, whose studied at SOAS and The University of Cambridge, first released her music under the alias Throwing Shade in 2013. She began hosting on NTS Radio with a show still running and also contributed vocals to Sophie's early releases before switching to her birth name for her debut album Weighing of the Heart and finally appearing on Selector Radio. Catch Nabihah Iqbal, the electronic musician, DJ and in-demand collaborator, all for yourself right here.

Jane Weaver Live at Substance Festival, Hull 2017

2017 was the year when Hull, in the north of England, was the UK's City of Culture. As part of the programme, Jane Weaver performed for Selector at the Substance Festival at Hull City Hall. This track, Did You See Butterflies, is taken from Jane’s 2017 album, Modern Kosmology.

Slow Club Interview and Live Session

The duo Slow club might not have been around for too long but they definitely delivered and here's the prove. The duo formed in Sheffield in 2006, made-up of multi-instrumentalists Charles Watson and Rebecca Lucy Taylor. Taylor has since gone on to form the Mercury-nomiated outfit Self Esteem, win the BBC Music Introducing award and star in the West End of the musical, Cabaret. Here, you can catch Slow Club in conversation for Selector and performing two tracks in the studio.