Dee Reddy
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482 appearances
9 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard today
Dee Reddy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 9 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 5.
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It's a new album, actually, from the Paris-born, LA-based indie pop duo Juliette Davis and Joaquin Pollock, who are called Pearl and the Oysters.
So the album's called Monkey Mind and the single that we're playing is Wide Awake.
The song I was originally going to choose was the title track, Monkey Mind, which gives you a bit more of an insight into it.
It's all very kind of like...
kind of pointing to the sort of 60s dream pop, but with more of an electronic bent.
Well, I don't know if having the pair at the wedding would be the most suspicious match, you know.
It's a funny one because Stevie Nicks' back catalogue of songs aren't, you know, they're the kind of stuff that if someone gave it to me as their first dance at a wedding, I was DJing.
Stop dragging my heart.
her own I'd maybe caution them to take a look at the lyrics before they made their final decision but that being said if I had the opportunity to have Stevie Nicks play at any event never mind a wedding I'd certainly be booking her booking her booking him
Oh, there you go.
The Last Word with Matt Cooper · The Last Word on Music: Clive Davies Dies Aged 94 · 23 Jun 2026
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Something completely different.
It is from the Cork-based indie folk group Briars.
They've released their latest single.
It's called Riv, R-O-I-M-H.
So they're a six-piece band and they do really good live performances, but their sound is quite unusual.
It kind of combines folk, indie, pop, rock and then Irish trad music as well.
And this is a continuation of the same.
Oh, they're fantastic live.
And Riv, of course, means before in Irish.
So it's actually really nice to see more and more bands not just embracing Irish within their songs, but actually being bold enough and brave enough, I think, to put something out to the international market that has a title that would be hard for other English-speaking nations to, I guess, understand.
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