They are using the same set of songs they played yesterday.

 

Yes I have heard Beyoncé Halo about 5 times since yesterday morning. It's like they've raided the Chillout Anthems playlist and gone this'll do for now

Yes I have heard Beyoncé Halo about 5 times since yesterday morning. It's like they've raided the Chillout Anthems playlist and gone this'll do for now

Same could be said for Mirrors, Diamonds, Loud Places, Hey Now, and probably some others I'm forgetting. They've probably played Cornerstone by Arctic Monkeys and This Town by Niall Horan more in the last 24 hours than the last year :lol:

Arielle doing Dance Anthems today with James Cusack back next week for a couple of weeks. Arielle will also do the show again towards the end of the month.

The Radio 1 Dance output has been phenomenal. I'm really surprised they don't already have just a chillout show for dance music. The Wind Down really doesn't cut it as it's just mixes.

I heard one of my old BJSC entries on Radio 1 earlier :cheeseblock: (Azari & III - Reckless (With Your Love), not sure if that gets played too often? Tbf I did originally discover it from Radio 1 lol but it was a nighttime show)

A somewhat regular playlist has been implemented today with a few chilled tracks still thrown in. Took me by surprise hearing the likes of Super Freaky Girl, B.O.T.A. and Hot In It :lol:

Schedules for the weekend and Bank Holiday Monday on the day of the Queens Funeral

 

- Saturday at 7pm is 'Radio 1 Dance' show presented by Jeremiah Asiamah

- A 3 hour Chillest Show on Sunday evening (will presumably include the national minute's silence at 8pm)

- From 10pm Sunday to 7am Monday morning its Radio 1 Relax mixes/playlists

 

BH Monday:-

 

7-10 - Arielle Free

10-1 - Greg James

1-3.30 - Katie Thistleton

3:30 - 5:45 - Vick & Jordan

6 - 9 - Clara Amfo

9 - 11 - R1 Powerdown Playlists with Sian Eleri

11 - 1 - Radio 1 Wind down Presents….

 

Information on what the rest of the BBC are doing on Monday (https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/):-

 

BBC coverage of The State Funeral of Her Majesty The Queen

 

The BBC will be providing full coverage of The State Funeral of Her Majesty The Queen across television, radio, iPlayer and BBC Sounds.

 

Coverage on BBC television will be led by Huw Edwards, Kirsty Young, Fergal Keane, David Dimbleby and Sophie Raworth.

 

Huw Edwards and Fergal Keane will be covering events from London, Kirsty Young and David Dimbleby will be in Windsor, Sophie Raworth will be at Parliament Square, Anita Rani at the Long Walk at Windsor and JJ Chalmers at Wellington Barracks.

 

The special programme will be on air from 0800-1700 on BBC One, BBC Two and iPlayer with BSL signed coverage on BBC Two.

 

For radio audiences, a special programme presented by Martha Kearney will capture the key events in London and Windsor.

 

Allan Little will be inside Westminster Abbey, with analysis from Royal Correspondent Jonny Dymond and commentary from different points along the procession route from Ken Bruce, Mishal Husain, Emma Barnett, Clive Myrie, Adele Roberts, John Murray, Mike Costello, Rachel Burden, Nuala McGovern, Chris Mason, Jamie Coomarasamy, Andrea Catherwood and James Naughtie.

 

Eleanor Oldroyd will be inside St George’s Chapel, with commentary from different points along the procession route from Naga Munchetty, Paddy O’Connell, Alistair Bruce-Ball, Julian Worricker, Anna Foster and Tony Livesey.

 

The special programme will be simulcast on BBC Sounds, BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio Scotland between 0900 – 1330 and 1430 – 1700.

 

BBC Local Radio will join for the funeral coverage in a special programme which runs from 1000 to 1400 across England.

 

BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 3 will broadcast the State Funeral Service at 1100, and BBC Radio 3 will also broadcast the Committal Service at 1600.

 

BBC World Service English will broadcast the Procession, the State Funeral Service and the Committal Service.

 

BBC Radio Ulster’s Talkback programme from 1030-1330 will bring listeners in Northern Ireland live coverage of the State Funeral Service with commentary from presenter William Crawley. Evening Extra, from 1500-1800 will provide coverage of the Committal Service.

 

On BBC Radio Cymru, Dewi Llwyd, Alun Thomas and Garry Owen present live coverage of the State Funeral Service between 1015 and 1315. There will be regular updates via extended bulletins during the afternoon before an extended Newyddion Radio Cymru presented by Dylan Jones will cover the Committal Service and reflect on the day’s events.

 

On BBC Radio nan Gaidheal, Cathy MacDonald will present live coverage of the State Funeral Service from 1000. There will be regular updates via extended bulletins during the afternoon before an extended Aithris an Fheasgair will cover the Committal Service and reflect on the day’s events.

 

The two minute silence during the State Funeral Service will be observed across all live stations.

 

BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 1Xtra, BBC Asian Network and BBC Radio 6 Music will reflect the events of the day in their news coverage, with amended schedules. Radio 1 Dance and Radio 1 Relax will be simulcasting Radio 1 on Monday.

Edited September 15, 20223 yr by gavindeejay

I think the schedule for Live Lounge Month has been reshuffled a bit following the Queen’s passing. Sam Smith is on Thursday, and they’re not on the original lineup so I presume they are one of the ‘very special guests’.

Europe's Biggest Dance Show is back on Friday with its full night of simulcasting across several radio stations from 6pm. In the daytime, Radio 1 will be playing dance tracks all day in the lead up to it (praying for the chart show once again oop)

Mollie King is off on maternity leave after today. Jamie Laing will be co-presenting with Matt Edmondson over the weekends until her return.

 

Maia Beth, who presented during last year's Christmas takeover, will cover Future Pop on Thursdays.

 

Jordan North is presenting Christmas Day Breakfast from 8am. Dean McCullough will be on from 11am.

 

Radio 1 Relax has launched its Christmas programming today with several presenters broadcasting an hour of their favourite Christmas songs. The daytime schedule on the stream has been completely overhauled with Christmas.

Jordan taking over Scott’s traditional Xmas morning role then!

Radio 1's Dance Awards air this Friday from 6pm and here are the nominees

 

Dance Track of the Year

Eliza Rose & Interplanetary Criminal - B.O.T.A. (Baddest Of Them All)

KH - Looking At Your Pager

LF SYSTEM - Afraid To Feel

Schak feat. Kim English - Moving All Around (Jumpin')

Watch The Ride & Nia Archives - Mash Up The Dance

 

Dance Album Project of the Year

ANOTR - The Reset

Fred again.. - Actual Life 3

Honey Dijon - Black Girl Magic

Swedish House Mafia - Paradise Again

TSHA - Capricorn Sun

 

Dance Vocalist of the Year

Aluna

Bru-C

Clementine Douglas

piri

Poppy Baskcomb

 

Breakthrough Artist of the Year

Anish Kumar

Eliza Rose

Hannah Laing

Matt Guy

Nia Archives

 

BBC Introducing Dance Artist of the Year

Barry Can't Swim

Hannah Laing

Junior Simba

TAALIAH

Tibasko

 

Bass Track of the Year

Bru-C - No Excuses

Gardna & DRS - R.A.V.E.A.S.A.P

Sub Focus & Dimension - Ready To Fly

venbee x goddard. - messy in heaven

Watch The Ride & Nia Archives - Mash Up The Dance

 

Electronic Chill Track of the Year

Barry Can't Swim - God Is The Space Between Us

Bonobo - Rosewood

Hannah Wants feat. Clementine Douglas - Cure My Desire

Kx5 feat. Hayla - Escape

TSHA - The Light

 

Dance Impact Award

Eliza Rose

I. JORDAN

Jaguar

Michael Bibi

Patrick Topping / Trick Label

 

Essential Mix of the Year

Anastasia Kristensen

Job Jobse

KH

Kings Of The Rollers

Soichi Terada

 

Mini Mix of the Year

CLIPZ - The Rollers Selection

Dance System - Work Out

Gardna - Past & Present Of Bristol Rave Culture

Girls Don't Sync - Party In The Basement

lau.ra - Woman's Touch

 

Viral Moment of the Year

Charlie Hedges' Homebass DJ set on Tower Bridge

Diplo's pop up Shoreditch rave

Dom Whiting's D&B on a bike

Fred again..

Schak's Moving all around and jumpin' on public transport

TikTok Takeover planned for Christmas Day at BBC Radio 1

 

There will be 29 new presenters on BBC Radio 1 this Christmas in addition to a TikTok Takeover on Christmas Day.

 

Ten TikTok’ers will host half an hour each between 2pm and 6pm.

 

 

This is in addition to the station’s annual Christmas Presenter initiative from Boxing Day to New Year’s Day 2023

 

Fats Timbo, Watson D.Hirschfield, Anastasia Kingsnorth, Chewkz, George and Joe Baggs, Maddie Grace Jepson, Kyron Hamilton, Madeline Argy, Max Fosh and Max Balegde will take to the airwaves.

 

Radio 1’s TikTok Takeover schedule:

 

2pm – Maddie Grace Jepson and Kyron Hamilton

2.30pm – Max Fosh

3pm – Anastasia Kingsnorth

3.30pm – George and Joe Baggs

4pm – Chewkz

4.30pm – Madeline Argy

5pm – Max Balegde

5.30pm – Fats Timbo and Watson D.Hirschfield

 

Then, from Boxing Day until New Year’s Day, the station will be showcasing new and emerging talent by giving new DJs and presenters a once in a lifetime opportunity to host a show on Radio 1.

 

This year includes an array of talent, many of whom began their presenting journeys in student, local, community or hospital radio including; Issra Wiheba who presents the daily Drivetime show on London-based community station Westside, Angelle Joseph from BBC Radio Suffolk and Roesh from BBC Radio Manchester.

 

Also among the new presenters is partially sighted Chrissy Cameron, who was crowned ‘Best Presenter’ at this year’s Student Radio Awards. Chrissy currently presents on Spark Sunderland and will be taking over Radio 1’s iconic Future Sounds show.

 

Others include, 23-year-old Betty Douglas who has a blog where she discusses everything from her physical disability to love and relationships; and 22-year-old Bisola Otun who hosts her own YouTube show ‘Hood Veganism’.

 

And 27-year-old Jodie Bryant from Kingston, daughter of Nation Broadcasting’s Jason Bryant.

 

Aled Haydn Jones, Head of Radio 1, says: “Over the past few years Radio 1 has been dedicated to providing a platform for some of the UK’s most exciting, undiscovered radio presenters. I’m thrilled that this year we’re also able to make some room for new and emerging social media talent as I know our young audiences would love to hear a different side to their online heroes. I can’t wait to tune in over the festive period and hear how everyone does!”

 

Radio 1’s Christmas Takeover launched in 2019 as an initiative created by Head of BBC Radio 1, Aled Haydn Jones. To date, eight of the former guest presenters have landed permanent slots on Radio 1, most recently with Dean McCullough and Vicky Hawkesworth – from the 2020 search – being announced as the new presenters of the iconic afternoon 1pm – 3.30pm show.

 

The full list of Christmas Takeover presenters (in alphabetical order):

 

Abbie Dewhurst, 29, from Grimsby (Radio 1’s Life Hacks)

Alannah Mackenzie, 25, from Hamilton (Radio 1 Anthems)

Angelle Joseph, 30, from Ipswich (Radio 1’s Indie Show and Future Artists)

Betty Douglas, 23, from Bradford (Radio 1 Anthems)

Bisola Otun, 22, from South London (Radio 1 Anthems)

Chelsey Ward, 25, from Worksop (Radio 1 Anthems)

Chrissy Cameron, 21, from South Tyneside (Radio 1’s Future Sounds)

Connor Coates,29 from Belfast (Radio 1 Dance Anthems)

Conor Knight, 27, from Essex (Radio 1 Anthems)

Evanna Maxted, 23, from Belfast (Radio 1 Anthems)

Ifan Davies, 28, from Tywyn (Radio 1’s Chillest Show)

Issra Wiheba, 24, from West Sussex (Radio 1 Anthems)

Jess Bays, 30, from Surrey (Radio 1’s Dance Party)

Jodie Bryant, 27, from Kingston (Radio 1’s Future Pop)

Jorja McAndrew, 25, from Edinburgh (Radio 1’s Power Down Playlist)

Martha, 29, from Peckham (Annie Nightingale)

Mary Mandefield, 28, from Welwyn Garden City (Radio 1’s Life Hacks)

Melle Brown, 26, from Camden (Radio 1’s Future Dance)

Nick Gibbons, 32, from Manchester (Radio 1’s Future Soul)

Olivia Toplain, 25, from Glasgow (Radio 1 Relax)

Olly Hilton, 20, from Loughborough, and Izzie Norwood, 22, from Huddersfield (The Official Chart on Radio 1)

Oré Olukoga, 27, from Hackney (Radio 1 Anthems)

Phoebe I-H, 29, from Glasgow (BBC Introducing on Radio 1 Dance)

Roesh, 28, from Manchester (BBC Introducing on Radio 1)

Sweetpea, 33, from South London (Radio 1’s Drum & Bass Show)

Tara Kumar, 32, from Alice Springs, Australia (Radio 1’s Future Sounds)

Tom Featherstone, 30, from Lincoln (Radio 1’s Rock Show)

Tommy Gold, 24, from London (Benji B)

 

https://radiotoday.co.uk/2022/12/13/tiktok-...at-bbc-radio-1/

I love TikTok as much as the next person but that on Christmas Day is an absolute no go thank you.

 

I'm always keen to see who they get to do the more specialist shows, especially the later night ones (Annie, Benji etc) as there's some fab talent

The Boxing Day to New Year’s Day period on radio 1 is crap anyway!

Time for the annual look at the most played songs of 2022 for those with interest of what got played and how much they got played. All the information that I have included has come from the BBC Radio 1 Last.fm page which is avaliable online. The infomation takes all tracks played during the daytime period and nighttime periods and as well as songs played on simulcasts of 1Xtra shows and any repeat shows that were broadcast. As always there may be some missing or incorrect data as some plays may have not been recorded due to failures with the scrobles but the data below will give a mostly clear idea as to which tracks was played the most in 2022. Some songs scrobles are combined and don't reflect the original figures on Last.fm but are used to get a more accurate representation of how many times a song is played, I have listed where I combined figures and these combined figures include versions of a song that went down as a seperate track that wasn't supposed to, variations of song that are similar and any live performances that were played out of a song. Combined figures don't include dance remixes unless they were used as an official version that was pushed. Also inlcuded is the most played songs for each month, the most played artists of 2022 and them by month.

 

A few statistics before we begin, this year, there were a total of 133,495 plays of songs this year which is slightly above the 133,129 of 2021. On average, a total of 365 plays of songs were done on average per day. December had the most total plays of songs. (11,905 plays)

 

Most Played 2022:

1. LF System - Afraid To Feel (439 Combined)

2. Belters Only - Make Me Feel Good (feat. Jazzy) (353)

3. Diplo - Don't Forget My Love (feat. Miguel) (336 Combined)

4. Florence + the Machine - My Love (323)

5. Eliza Rose & Interplanetary Criminal - B.O.T.A. (Baddest of Them All) (318)

6. George Ezra - Anyone For You (316 Combined)

7. Adele - Oh My God (314)

8. Lizzo - About Damn Time (308 Combined)

9. Harry Styles - As It Was (306 Combined)

10. Fireboy DML & Ed Sheeran - Peru (Remix) (291 Combined)

11. Jax Jones - Where Did You Go? (feat. MNEK) (289 Combined)

12. Chase & Status - Mixed Emotions (286 Combined)

13. Beyonce - BREAK MY SOUL (285)

14. Foals - 2am (284 Combined)

15. The 1975 - I'm in Love with You (283 Combined)

16. Cat Burns - Go (282 Combined)

17. GAYLE - abc (281)

18. George Ezra - Green Green Grass (279 Combined)

19. Sam Smith - Unholy (feat. Kim Petras) (279 Combined)

20. Dave - Starlight (277)

21. Aitch - Baby (276 Combined)

22. Charli XCX - Beg for You (feat. Rina Sawayama) (269)

23. Lewis Capaldi - Forget Me (264 Combined)

24. Jack Harlow - First Class (260)

25. Central Cee - Retail Therapy (259 Combined)

26. Harry Styles - Late Night Talking (256 Combined)

27. Anne‐Marie & Aitch - Psycho (256)

28. Tion Wayne & La Roux - IFTK (251)

29. David Guetta, Becky Hill & Ella Henderson - Crazy What Love Can Do (248)

30. Wet Leg - Wet Dream (246 Combined)

31. James Hype - Ferrari (feat. Miggy Dela Rosa) (245 Combined)

32. Luude - Down Under (feat. Colin Hay) (241)

33. Burna Boy - Last Last (240)

34. ACRAZE - Do It To It (feat. Cherish) (237)

35. Drake - Massive (236)

36. Tom Grennan - Remind Me (236 Combined)

37. Mimi Webb - House On Fire (234 Combined)

38. Beyonce - CUFF IT (232)

39. Future - WAIT FOR U (feat. Drake & Tems) (229)

40. John Summit - La Danza (229)

41. Lost Frequencies - Where Are You Now (feat. Calum Scott) (228 Combined)

42. PinkPantheress - Reason (228 Combined)

43. David Guetta & Bebe Rexha - I'm Good (Blue) (227)

44. Disclosure & RAYE - Waterfall (226)

45. D.O.D. - Still Sleepless (feat. Carla Monroe) (224 Combined)

46. venbee & Goddard - Messy In Heaven (223 Combined)

47. Tiësto & Charli XCX - Hot In It (220 Combined)

48. Paramore - This Is Why (217)

49. Rex Orange County - Keep It Up (217)

50. FKA Twigs - tears in the club (feat. The Weeknd) (215)

 

Most Played By Month:

January: ACRAZE - Do It To It (feat. Cherish) (116)

February: Fireboy DML & Ed Sheeran - Peru (Remix) (105)

March: George Ezra - Anyone For You (11)

April: Harry Styles - As It Was (110)

May: Jack Harlow - First Class (114)

June: Calvin Harris - Potion (feat. Dua Lipa & Young Thug) (117)

July: LF System - Afriad To Feel (119)

August: Eliza Rose & Interplanetary Criminal - B.O.T.A. (Baddest of Them All) (100)

September: Eliza Rose & Interplanetary Criminal - B.O.T.A. (Baddest of Them All) (118)

October: Sam Smith - Unholy (feat. Kim Petras) (121)

November: venbee & Goddard - messy in heaven (115)

December: Sub Focus & Dimension - Ready To Fly (71)

 

Most Played Artists 2022: (Note: I combined artists plays where some songs are jointly titled and therefore counted as a seperate artist)

1. Calvin Harris (1125 Combined)

2. Harry Styles (1031)

3. Georg Ezra (909)

4. The 1975 (817)

5. Foals (788)

6. Beyonce (778)

7. Ed Sheeran (748 Combined)

8. Wet Leg (730)

9. Joel Corry (730 Combined)

10. Drake (691 Combined)

11. Sam Fender (689)

12. Aitch (673)

13. Fred Again... (661 Combined)

14. Lil Nas X (655)

15. LF System (652)

16. Florence + the Machine (647)

17. David Guetta (632 Combined)

18. Taylor Swift (631)

19. Adele (617)

20. YUNGBLUD (613)

 

Most Played Artist By Month:

January: Adele (134)

February: Adele (118)

March: Central Cee/Rex Orange County (122)

April: Harry Styles (121)

May: Harry Styles (134)

June: Calvin Harris/Lorde (130)

July: Beyonce (139)

August: Beyonce (123)

September: The 1975 (137)

October: The 1975 (148)

November: Stormzy (168)

December: Taylor Swift (117)

Thanks for this list mate always an interesting read. 4/5 dance music and not surprised ‘Afraid to Feel’ is most played!

 

Diplo and Chase & Status getting plays above their chart popularity but Diplo was in the b/a list for ages! Also thought WetLeg would be higher as they’ve given them a lot of support this year!

Edited January 1, 20233 yr by Christmasteve201

A decent chunk of those Jax Jones plays coming just from the chart show alone :kink:

LF SYSTEM at #1 definitely seems about right - wow at how big of a lead it has though!

 

Lorde sneaking as joint top artist in June :cheeseblock: