The emblem of Radio Illumini, crafted by the talented Alex Stillwell, features the iconic triad of rabbits—a motif with ancient roots that has traversed through Middle Eastern and Far Eastern cultures, eventually reaching European and English shores via the Silk Road. 

This emblem is a testament to its widespread appeal, having been embraced by diverse religious traditions including Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, with its earliest known appearance in China.

The rabbit, a harbinger of good fortune, symbolizes serenity and peace. It is emblematic of a sacred trinity encompassing fertility, the lunar cycle, and the natural goddess’s cycle of life, death, and rebirth, which also corresponds to the holistic unity of mind, body, and soul.  Moreover, the logo resonates with the familiar adages of “following the white rabbit” and delving into “rabbit holes,” mirroring Radio Illumini’s spirit and the essence of its content.

As a unifying symbol, it bridges civilizations and faiths, offering a beacon of hope to mend the divides of our times.

Allan Jackson has been a stalwart in the musical arena, his journey seemingly transcending the very fabric of space-time, with some suggesting his tenure predates it. Engaged in an eternal tussle with his musical persona, Dr. Jaxon, for the pinnacle of artistic dominance, Allan has lent his talents to an array of ensembles, theatrical productions, radio shows, podcasts, and solo ventures. Beyond his quest to conquer the musical landscape and elevate fellow artists, Allan dedicates himself to the cause of Animal Rights. Through dialogue, educational initiatives, and artistic endeavours, as well as hands-on activism, he champions the defence of the voiceless. Radio Illumini serves as the conduit for Allan’s dual devotions. Here, he curates a Sunday morning segment at 10 am titled “Singed,” spotlighting undiscovered musicians and poets. And every Wednesday at 9 pm, “Dr. Jaxon’s Elixir Of Life” offers a two-hour medley of eclectic tunes to stir the senses and elevate spirits.

For inquiries and collaborations, reach out directly via email. 

“The Beth Williams Indie Americana Songwriter Show” is a weekly 1-hour broadcast that spotlights the creative works of songwriters from Colorado, Texas, and beyond.
Launched in February 2017, the show’s theme captures the essence of “Where the Colorado mountains meet the West Texas wind and beyond.” Beth Williams, an indie singer-songwriter and an ACM nominee for Best New Female Vocalist, has seen her music ascend the Billboard and Cash Box charts, as well as various European charts over the years. As the proprietor of Hill Country Recording Studio, nestled on Colorado’s western slope, and a sought-after session vocalist, Beth collaborates with a global clientele to bring their musical visions to life.

Tune in to join Beth every Wednesday at 8 PM.

For more insights into Beth’s musical journey, visit her website.

Dar Ra, a virtuoso musician, singer-songwriter, and producer, helms Kusha Deep Music with a flair for crafting exquisite musical pieces.

Explore the depths of Dar Ra’s creations at the Kusha Deep Music YouTube channel. 

Drivetime Fridays is the ultimate way to kick off your weekend!

Tune in every Friday afternoon for engaging interviews with your favorite celebrities, exciting special features, and a hand-picked selection of the greatest music to keep you company on your drive home. Whether you're stuck in traffic or cruising down the highway, we'll keep you entertained and energized! Enjoy!

Email Darren to join the dialogue and contribute your thoughts.

Tune into “Ellie Grace's Music Space” every Sunday at 11am.

Discover more about Ellie Grace and her music on Instagram.

“The Retro Hits and Headlines Show” is your time machine to the past, reviving the tunes and tales of a specific month and year. It’s a nostalgic journey through chart-topping hits and the memorable moments of the era. Tune in for a dash of trivia with our quiz questions that promise to jog your memory. Enjoy the blend of excellent content and classic melodies, all delivered with a touch of wit.

Connect with Gill on Facebook for more fun!

Join us every Sunday at 6 PM for The Rockabilly Show! 🎸 Featuring award-winning singer and entertainer, ETA, and radio broadcaster J.K. Cochran, also known as "The Chills." Follow J.K. Cochran on facebook.

Don't miss out on the electrifying tunes and unforgettable performances! 🎶

Jo Jo’s show is a vibrant tapestry of themes, from her global mission to sow seeds of joy, to musings on philosophy and the power of an open mind. She shines a light on the unsung heroes whose daily deeds and charitable efforts often go unnoticed.

Expect a lively mix of news,  event shout outs, and conversations with intriguing guests. And, of course, Jo Jo will be spinning a stellar selection of music to brighten your day. Catch ‘Spirit & Quest - What’s On’ every Tuesday at 2pm.

Reach out via email and join the journey.

Proudly sponsored by The Faerie Shop, Enterprise Centre, Eastbourne. 

DJ Kimbo discovered his passion for music as a teenager when he tuned in to pirate radio. His fascination with radio led him to build his own mixer using two record players and a tape deck, allowing him to play the music he loved. Over the years, he maintained his interest in radio despite its evolving landscape, embracing various music styles. Eventually, Kimbo became a mobile DJ, performing at minor venues across London. After a hiatus due to family commitments, he rekindled his passion through a local community radio station, joining it from its internet inception until it transformed into an FM station. Tune in to DJ Kimbo's Music Connection every Friday 6-8PM.

If you wish to get in touch or request a song, please email Kimbo.

Martina Mercer, the Founder and Station Manager of Radio Illumini, brings extensive experience to the broadcasting industry. With over fifteen years in radio, she honed her skills while volunteering at community FM stations. In 2020, Martina earned a qualification with merit in Radio Journalism. By May 2021, Martina launched Radio Illumini, offering an alternative platform for diverse show production and broadcasting. These shows span various music genres, engaging reality podcasts, topical news, and captivating interviews from around the world.

Martina’s inclusive approach encourages individuals to share their voices and musical passions with the station’s growing audience.

You can reach out to Radio Illumini via email.

Embark on a mystical journey with the celestial pair known as One Love Nation, a husband-and-wife duo of cosmic architects, who traverse two millennia back from the year 4027. Harnessing the duality of yin and yang through entwined electro-static fields, they navigate the temporal labyrinth, defying the laws of causality to emerge in the era of spiritual awakening from 2020 to 2027. As humanity watches in awe, they herald the dawn of the Golden Age as Merangel 108 and the Progeny of the Primeval Luminescence. In a moment reminiscent of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s iconic union, they captivate the world’s imagination, setting the stage for a revolution.

The unique blend of Shakespearean eloquence and Reggae rhythm by One Love Nation ushers in an ageless tranquility, the quintessential ‘one drop’ of harmony to blanket the future. The eternal parade of life’s marvels, once hidden, now comes into full view. Tune into the vibrations of ONE LOVE NATION every Tuesday at 8pm, with an encore presentation on Thursday at 10am.

Paul Hammond, a punk rock icon hailing from Liverpool, UK, boasts an impressive three-decade tenure in the music scene. Punk AF Radio is his high-energy broadcast that features a blend of the freshest global releases with a sprinkle of timeless classics, ensuring a listening experience that’s both cutting-edge and nostalgic.

Join the Punk AF Radio community at their Facebook group.

"My journey with country music has been a rich tapestry of experiences, from curating shows for the BBC and other networks to penning liner notes for CD compilations and contributing to music magazines. I often encounter misconceptions that country music is solely an American domain, lacks variety, or sounds monotonous. Contrary to these beliefs, country music boasts an incredible diversity that spans a multitude of styles and expressions. The dream of hosting my own country music show finally materialized in 2010, thanks to an offer from a beloved local radio station. This marked the debut of ‘Paul Hazell’s World of Country,’ a show where I could freely share the music I love. Join me every Sunday from 3-6pm, with a repeat broadcast on Tuesdays from 8-11am.

Stay connected and follow the show’s updates on Facebook at Paul Hazell’s Country Facebook page.

Robert Johnson began his DJ career in 1974 and played bass in a band until 1980. By 1992, he was painting backdrops for bands, DJs, and nightclubs. Robert later teamed up with DJ Stray to form Deconstructed Cinema, blending 16-channel mixing with film. Throughout the 1990s, Robert performed at notable venues like Bagleys, Brixton Academy, and the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London. Under the alias The Irritants, he played Ambient gigs and coordinated Anti Everything gigs to support various causes. Deeply involved in the free party scene, he also ran his own record label, New Sence Records, in the late 1990s. Now semi-retired, Robert creates Chill Out mixes for Radio Illumini under the title The Cellar Tapes every Saturday at 9pm.

Ex-tramp, Ex-teacher, writes poems and stuff
Extremely inappropriate

and if that ain’t enough.

One thing for sure

I’m too Punk to Funk

I don’t drink booze

so I never get drunk.

Leukaemia Survivor

and my spirit is strong

I know all the words can’t remember the song.

I love to scribble and

write stuff like this

I once stood for parliament

I reminisce.

I lived in the woods

for a minute or two

Natural born anarchist if that gives you a clue.

I fight for what’s right

and insist on the truth

Geriactivist

and I’m long in the tooths.

Rocky's insightful drivel and sometimes an honorary broadcast from String on his 'String's Ting' Show can be heard every Monday at 9pm and Thursdays at 6pm.

Visit Rocky's website.

Sharon Davis, initially at the helm of the Four Tops fan club, later took the reins of Motown Ad Astra, overseeing all Motown artists and managing the editorial side of the TCB magazine. Her journey in the music industry also includes roles as a publicist for renowned labels like Fantasy, Stax, and Salsoul, culminating in a position at Motown Records in London. Venturing out on her own, Sharon established Eyes & Ears, a press and promotion firm, contributed to Blues & Soul magazine, and embraced her calling as an author and researcher. Her literary contributions include eleven published works, with “A Girl Called Dusty” as her latest offering from Carlton Books, and the freshly penned “Mighty Real: Sharon Davis Remembers Sylvester.” Her expertise also extends to assisting Diana Ross with her memoir, “Secrets Of A Sparrow,” making Sharon a sought-after authority on Motown history and its iconic figures. Now, Sharon channels her passion for Motown into the airwaves with her one-hour show “Hitsville,” airing every Sunday at 1pm, and her Soul & Northern soul programs broadcast at various times durig the week to different audiences - check schedule for days and times.

Stay connected with Sharon’s Motown journey on Facebook at her official page.

Step into the Blues Café, where every week, Steve James serves up a rich blend of Blues music spanning the genre’s storied history. From the raw roots of the Blues to the latest chart-toppers, each show is peppered with fascinating tales behind the artists and their songs. Each episode spotlights an ‘Artist of the Week,’ diving deep into their musical contributions. And don’t miss the ‘Joker in the Pack’ feature, where Steve shares a personal non-Blues favorite. Catch the show live every Wednesday at 7pm, with a Sunday encore at 2pm. Stay tuned for special guest interviews sprinkled throughout the schedule.

For more information or to reach out via email.

Immerse yourself in the timeless allure of classic jazz and the treasured melodies from the Great American Songbook with your host, Ted Allison. Each week for three hours, Ted delves into the masterpieces of jazz legends like Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, John Coltrane, Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, Charlie Parker, and Count Basie, among many others.

Trace the origins of jazz from its birth in the late 19th century in New Orleans to its nationwide embrace in the 1920s. Experience the evolution from intimate trios to grand big bands, and explore the genre’s expansion into over 50 subgenres, ranging from the smooth strains of cool jazz to the vibrant rhythms of modern styles.

As you journey through the program, you’ll also enjoy selections from the Great American Songbook, a collection that encapsulates the quintessential American jazz standards, beloved popular songs, and enchanting show tunes from the early 20th century. Don’t miss “Classic Jazz” every Sunday from 7-10pm, with a repeat broadcast on Wednesday from 8-11am. For more information, visit the Classic Jazz with Ted Allison website.