For his latest genre deep dive, Øhm Sweet Øhm takes us back to the late 1960s in Brazil, where influences from around the world were redefining the country's music and popular culture. 'Um Toque de Brasilidade' is a place where classic samba meets North American funk and soul, where MPB (música popular brasileira) would collide with expressive pop arrangements, emotive disco and jazz-led rhythms. Through to the early 1970s, this sound swept the country, and later the world. For an hour, lose yourself in this classically groovy sound, and discover a little of what it means to be Brazilian.

Fresh Soup 033: Øhm Sweet Øhm presents Um Toque de Brasilidade

Missing the club? Divert your ears now. JBdeQ returns to Fresh Soup with a whole load of deep and soulful, dancefloor-ready sounds to keep the dream of dance alive.

Fresh Soup 032: JBdeQ

From Libya to Algeria, Ghana to London, New York and beyond, whether Arabic or ethnic African, the music of the continent shapes sounds worldwide; serving as a constant source of inspiration from tribal times to today. With a strong African influence to his latest Sunday session, Buck Houston explores a myriad of styles that have played a key role in his personal journey of music discovery.

Fresh Soup 031: Buck Houston

"Soup is better than a brick. You can't throw a brick, it's too heavy." Wise words from a wiseguy. Pumping out an electronic soundtrack to an eroding global democracy, Pete Carvell crashes into your weekend with big, big bags of energetic Fresh Soup.

Fresh Soup 030: Pete Carvell

As the head of sound at London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Steve Mayo is more used to creating sound effects like angry dogs barking stage left than taking the sonic limelight himself. Putting his craft to use for something a little different, Steve makes his Fresh Soup debut with an eclectic mash up of electro that tips its hat to '90s indie and the great Mr Weatherall. Bravo.

Fresh Soup 029: Steve Mayo

Flooding spaces throughout Barcelona and beyond with melodic and emotive underground electronica for more than two decades, Atmotic (aka Xuki) is a DJ and record collector with experience on his side. For his Fresh Soup debut, he delves into his impressive vinyl collection to share a personal ode to the laidback and jazzy sounds of Joe Claussell and Glenn Underground.

Fresh Soup 028: Atmotic

From the roots of the rave scene to contemporary sounds that stretch the boundaries of the genre, Pierre a Soif floats into our Fresh Soup with an eclectic mix of house music operating to the very left of centre.

Fresh Soup 027: Pierre a Soif

It's Kangol caps and Kappa, double doves and motorway services. Smiley is the flag for your cerebral nation. Grab your whistles and settle into DJ Simm's latest for Fresh Soup, a passionate ode to the epic sounds of 1991. Acieed.

Fresh Soup 026: DJ Simm

Based in Portland, Oregon, Simon Howlett opens his Fresh Soup account with an end-of-summer ode to the sort of deep, dubby and disco-tinged house he would have usually been playing out on Sunday afternoon open-air sessions or at nights such as the city's Folding|Space. Capturing the mood of lazy weekends, Simon reminds us what we've been missing, whilst offering a dreamy hope for a post-pandemic world.

Fresh Soup 025: Simon Howlett

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