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Find out which tracks Talvin Singh has on repeat and discover new music with our Among the Trees playlist.

Southbank Centre Your culture fix

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Animation: Your culture fix.Repeat after me 

If you’re guilty of listening to the same songs over and over, you’re not alone. Research suggests that putting our favourite music on loop helps us feel at ease and brings back good memories.

In this week’s culture fix, discover the music Mercury Prize-winning artist Talvin Singh never gets tired of hearing, and step into a forest of sound with a playlist inspired by our Among the Trees exhibition.

explore stories → Can’t stop, won’t stopTalvin Singh.

Six things… I find myself listening to again and again – Talvin Singh

Have you ever wondered what composer, producer and tabla player Talvin Singh listens to in his spare time? This selection of his favourites includes a sonic journey from Murcof and a captivating performance by Indian classical classical vocalist Kishori Amonkar.

read now →Breezy listeningEija-Liisa Ahtila, Horizontal - Vaakasuora, 2011, at Among the Trees, Hayward Gallery, 2020. © Crystal Eye, Helsinki, 2020. Courtesy of Hayward Gallery. Photo Mark Blower © Mark Blower.

Playlist: Gillian Moore, inspired by Among the Trees

Spirit yourself away to a wooded glade with a playlist from our Director of Music, Gillian Moore. Featuring Handel, Billie Holiday and Schubert, the selected tracks pay tribute to the enduring power of trees.

Eija-Liisa Ahtila, Horizontal – Vaakasuora, 2011, at Among the Trees, Hayward Gallery, 2020. © Crystal Eye, Helsinki, 2020. Courtesy of Hayward Gallery. Photo Mark Blower.

listen now →Human connectionsAuthor, Khaled Hosseini © UNHCR_Brian Sokol.

Southbank Centre’s Book Podcast: Literature and the refugee crisis

Go beyond the headlines about conflict and crisis with our podcast featuring writers Nick Makoha and Khaled Hosseini. The pair discuss migration, civil war and the power of literature to teach, enrich and transform.

listen now → What an earthPoet, Mark Waldron.

Outside in: Mark Waldron

Bring the outdoor world into your home with poet Mark Waldron, who shares his poem ‘Trees, Breeze and Rabbits’ and talks about how nature inspires him in this blog, drawing upon the themes of our Among the Trees exhibition.

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Culture Picks

Sneak a look behind the scenes of a West End production in a documentary, marvel at photographs of lockdown London and get fresh laughs with never-before-seen comedy highlights – it’s our top things to do this week.

read now →see all storiesM.I.A. performing at her Meltdown Festival © Mike Massaro.

Statement from Southbank Centre’s Artistic Leaders

Read a message from the artistic leadership team at the Southbank Centre about the challenges we face at the moment and how we plan to take our mission of providing great artistic experiences for everyone into the future.

read now →Interior view of the Royal Festival Hall auditorium. Photo credit: Nick Rochowski.

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Text 70085 with the code SOUTHBANK 20 to donate £20, SOUTHBANK 10 to donate £10 or SOUTHBANK 5 to donate £5. Texts cost your donation amount plus one standard rate message. Thank you.

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Plug in for toe-tapping music

Missing the sweet sound of your colleagues’ voices? Try one of our playlists to fill the silence or to accompany your lunchtime dance around the room. We’ve got mixtapes hand-picked by Joan As Police Woman, Marius Neset and Susheela Raman, to name a few.

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Learn something new with our podcasts

Our podcast series features conversations with great writers, comedians, thinkers and musicians. Consider women on the page with Roxane Gay, spend an evening with Roger Daltrey or mull mental health and creativity with Matt Haig and Jordan Stephens.

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