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主持人：Paul Haswell and Carolyn Wright
Paul and Carolyn (AKA the Pop Fugitives) are plotting to make their Escape every Sunday morning between 9.30 and 1.
Join them on the Sunday Escape to hear the best in new music, including three tracks from their album of the week, along with a carefully curated selection of classics, plus interviews with guests from all over the city and beyond. There’s also occasional live music in the studio and all the details of upcoming music events in Hong Kong.
On top of all that is “Biscuit Review”, now a Sunday Escape institution, a feature perfectly designed to complement the most eclectic mix of music on Radio 3.
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Crying At The Discotheque
It’s a quieter week for new music this week but despite that Paul and Carolyn still have all the finest records to play on this week’s Sunday Escape, including new singles from The Nude Party, Bruce Springsteen and ViVii plus albums from Gus Dapperton, Fenne Lily, and Bright Light Bright Light. Paul and Carolyn will also be playing all their favourite records of the last couple of months too along with whatever else has been rocking the Pop Fugitives’ turntables over the past week, including some classics which have just been reissued on vinyl.
There’s all the usual nonsense too, with a new album of the week, another Extended Play (which is a song longer than six minutes you won’t normally expect to hear on the radio), the return of KnitHits (songs involving knitwear - don’t ask) and of course gastronomy corner (which is just a fancy name for biscuit review).
Tune in live on Sunday from 9.30am to 1pm!
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Sign O’ The Times
There’s loads of music new and old on this week’s Sunday Escape, with brand new tracks from Bastille, Kurt Vile, Arlo Parks, Royal Blood, and Fleet Foxes, as well as something from this year’s Mercury Music Prize winner Michael Kiwanuka and of course another album of the week. This week also marks the release of the special deluxe remaster of Prince’s Sign O’ The Times, which features 63 previously unreleased tracks from the Paisley Park vault. Paul has bought it and will feed back on whether it’s any good whilst Carolyn wonders if he’s wasted his money again.
It’s also almost mid-Autumn Festival, so there’ll be talk of that and some tenuous Autumn related records, plus another Super Clever Music Mystery Quiz courtesy of a listener along with all the other usual features (which means biscuits). Tune in on Sunday from 9.30am to 1pm!
