French Music Podcast show on French Radio London

Tonight sees the final French Music Podcast show on French Radio London, so a hearty well done to DJ Parris is on order for flying the flag for French music on the airwaves.

There's been some great material played in the series, some of it familiar, some of it less so, and there have been some absolute gems getting a well-deserved airing.

The show is pretty much essential listening to anyone with an interest in or appreciation of French music

The previous ten editions of the show that were on RFL, and earlier editions as well, are all available to listen here > 

It looks like the show will be back in December for a new series, so until then you can follow them on Facebook by liking French Music Podcast UK.

French Music Podcast UK - FRL - Number 10 - 24th August 2012 by French Music Podcast Uk on Mixcloud

French Music Podcast on French Radio London

A welcome return for the French Music Podcast UK, now a weekly feature of French Radio London.

The channel is broadcast in London on DAB and can be listend to online via their website 

The English language show is repeated on Wednesday at lunchtime as well as available to listen to as a podcast here > 

DJ Parris did a great job running the show as a podcast, presenting some of the best new sounds from France and its return under the wing of France Radio London should introduce it to a wider audience. Meanwhile, the hour-long playing time should give him the chance to play even more of the music he evidently loves.

He's an enthusiastic and engaging host, with a massive musical knowledge and experience of French music. I know in the past I've heard plenty of stuff I'd never heard before, and been well impressed by some of his discoveries.

The French Music Podcast is also worth following on Facebook for an avalanche of French music recommendations.

This week's show featured C2C, Suarez, Revolver, Chinese Man, Kavinsky, Benabar, Jupiter, JunoLips, M83, Area, Soko, Les Innocents, We are enfant terrible, and Laurent Garnier.

Plenty to enjoy there, and much to look forward to in weeks to come I reckon.