Andrew Marston introduces live music from Jellybean Rebellion (Bromsgrove/Redditch)
Unsigned, undiscovered and under-the-radar music, as recorded at Ledbury's Market Theatre on Easter Sunday.
* Live music, as recorded at Ledbury's Market Theatre on Easter Sunday.
* The latest on Bewdley's Becky Hill as she continues through to the next round of BBC1's The Voice.
* DJ, festival organiser, record label entrepreneur - the founding father of the Big Chill Festival is on the show.
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Natalie PYT
Where's Your Heart At
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Redbook
Running Away
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Sam Eden
Footsteps
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Guillemots
Black & Gold
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Jenny Hallam
Background
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Scarlet Carmina
Wish The Night Was Young Again
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Secret Stash
Being Away From Home
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A Little Bit Indie
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Hold On
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Apostles
Glacial
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Pandas and People
Grab Everything
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Answer Back
One More Time
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Ashley Foster
I Blame Disney For All Of Her Hangups
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Russell Marshall
Cathleen
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Red Room Therapy
Skin & Bone
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Be Something
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