UKNY For September 16

Londoners' ability to face adversity with stoicism and strength has long been part of the city's complex character. Tonight's UKNY at 11 leans on new releases from artists hailing from that wondrous, diverse city like Girlhood, Girl Ray, Public Service Broadcasting, Insecure Men, and this year's 2017 Mercury Prize winner, Sampha.

Also, a final song (for now) from Sheffield's astute and witty Nat Johnson before she heads off to graduate school (and motherhood) and another remastered gem from Underworld's recent rerelease of 1999's Beaucoup Fish.

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Songs played:

1. The Horrors, “Something to Remember Me By,” V
2. Public Service Broadcasting (feat. Haiku Salut), “They Gave Me A Lamp,” Every Valley
3. Sampha, “Take Me Inside,” Process
4. Girlhood, “Bad Decisions,” single
5. Girl Ray, “Stupid Things,” Earl Grey
6. Insecure Men, “Subaru Nights,” single
7. (Commonwealth Cut: Melbourne, Australia) Lowtide, “Alibi,” single
8. Underworld, “Jumbo,” Beaucoup Fish (Remastered, Super Deluxe)
9. The Caress, “You’re Always Miles Away,” You Say I Kiss Like A Girl EP
10. Nat Johnson, “Formicarium,” single
11. The Proper Ornaments, “Summer’s Gone,” Wooden Head
12. (Commonwealth Cut: Sydney, Australia) Julia Jacklin, “Cold Caller,” single
13. Cold, cold heart, “Wake Up in Blue,” single