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The Guardian - UK
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Presented by Alexis Petridis, produced by Peter Sale

Music Weekly: Massive Attack

To paraphrase Nina Simone: "It's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's a new Music Weekly ... and I'm feeling good." Yes, this is our first podcast of 2010, picking up after we ended last year with a look at the noughties, a showcase of live sessions and a fond farewell to presenter Paul MacInnes.

This week, your new host Alexis Petridis will be guiding Rosie Swash and Miranda Sawyer around the latest Massive Attack album, Heligoland. And we hear from 3D about his favourite collaborations and the possibility of band counselling.

There's also new music from Yacht, Gorillaz, and Marina and the Diamonds in Singles Club, plus our new feature, Your Label's Showing, in which we hear all about wonderful compilation specialists, Soul Jazz Records.

We're pleased to be back and hope you enjoy the new show. Please let us know what you think of Massive Attack's Heligoland, Soul Jazz Records and Singles Club. If the fancy takes you, we can even be friends on Facebook. Enjoy!

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