Arlo Parks [6 Music Artist Collection]

Chilled tunes on the Park Stage from the Mercury Prize-winning singer and poet.

Celebrating the music and career of artists and exploring their influences.

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Step into Arlo's inner world for an hour of music and musings on creativity, comfort and inspiration. She's called it Dream Fuel - a scrapbook in sound of her favourite tracks, poems, personal voice notes, field recordings and special guests.

In this episode Arlo is joined by the award-winning music producer Paul Epworth. The man behind some of the biggest records of recent years, including Adele, Rihanna and Florence and the Machine, Paul has won countless awards including seven Grammys, three BRITs and an Oscar. His studio The Church in North London is Arlo's favourite studio to record in, where they've worked together on her music including some of Collapsed in Sunbeams. He also releases his own music, and his debut album Voyager features the likes of Vince Staples and Ty Dolla $ign.

He joins Arlo to swap stories alongside some of their favourite tracks, from the hip hop classics of Mad Lib and J Dilla, to some sunny Zamrock and the lyrical genius of Pixies. Together they discuss the ins and outs of making music, how they channel chaos into songs, and geek out on production.

Plus Arlo shares some of the songs she's had on repeat recently including Janet Jackson, Khruangbin and Rodriguez, and reflects on how music can help healing, self-doubt and sprinkling sadness.

Open Arlo's sonic scrapbook for an hour of music and reflections, featuring Paul Epworth

Celebrating the music and career of artists and exploring their influences.

Open up Arlo's sonic scrapbook for an hour of music, thoughts and reflections. Plus the music producer Paul Epworth joins to swap songs and stories, from Madlib to Pixies.

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Arlo Parks in conversation and performing at the BBC.

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Arlo Parks presents a mixtape of music that's changed her. First broadcast January 2021.

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A playlist celebrating the music of Arlo Parks, and its roots and branches.

Celebrating the music and career of artists and exploring their influences.

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