UKNY For March 25

After nearly five years on Saturday nights, UKNY moves to Sunday nights at 11 p.m., following "Cavalcade." As always, UKNY focuses on emerging and more established artists from Britain, the Commonwealth, and elsewhere 'round the globe — the hopeful mission of the show is the constant discovery (or rediscovery) of music you might have never heard before via an international artist.

So tonight's show is filled with newcomers, like Bristol's Fenne Lily, South London's Amaroun, and Amsterdam's Pip Blom, who will fulfill a life's dream and open for one of her biggest influences, the Breeders, in the UK and Europe this summer.

Also, I'll have new releases from more established artists, like Edinburgh's Young Fathers, Simian Mobile Disco featuring Hackney's the Deep Throat Choir, and the Aussie-Danish duo Palace Winter, releasing their second album, Nowadays, on May 4.

Can't stay awake until midnight on a Sunday evening? Catch up to the show in the Weekend Archives, anytime after broadcast for up to two weeks.

Songs played:

1. Gengahr, “Before Sunrise,” Where Wildness Grows
2. Young Fathers, “Border Girl,” Cocoa Sugar
3. Underworld, “Jumbo,” Beaucoup Fish (2017 deluxe remastered edition)
4. (EU Cut: Amsterdam, Netherlands) Pip Blom, “I Think I’m In Love,” single
5. Amaroun, “Made a Fire,” single
6. Bryde, “Peace,” Like an Island
7. Simian Mobile Disco featuring the Deep Throat Choir, “Hey Sister,” Murmurations
8. (EU Cut: Copenhagen, Denmark) Palace Winter, “Empire,” Nowadays
9. Ben Watt, “Spring,” Hendra
10. Fenne Lily, “On Hold,” On Hold
11. (Commonwealth Cut: Auckland, New Zealand) Noah Slee featuring Jordan Rakei, “Reality,” Otherland
12. Lucy Rose, “All That Fear,” b-side from Something’s Changing sessions
13. Barbarossa, “Broken Beauty,” Lier