Featuring four tracks from their debut album Fable Electric.

Following the release of their debut album with The Vinyl Factory last week, London-based band Marine popped into Soho Radio with guitars and shakers in tow to join VF Editor Anton Spice for a special live acoustic session.

Broadcast live, the four-piece played four tracks from the records – ‘Mount Olympus’, ‘Selkie’, ‘Big Dog’ and ‘Aesop’ – each of which corresponds to a fable or myth. Drawing on a range of influences Cara, Kaja, Beth and Ruby also each brought a track that has inspired them, from ESG to Billie Holiday.

You can listen to the live session below:

In the second hour it was back to business with a selection of new music making waves at VF this month, featuring a brace of boogie-down Stones Throw releases, Ghanaian highlife from Ebo Taylor, Japanese video-tape cut ups and the first single from rising London-based vocalist and producer Tony Kjoku.

Listen to the show in full and check out the tracklist below:

Cheikh NDiguël Lô – Set (World Circuit)
Ebo Taylor – Aboa Kyirbin (Mr Bongo)
Marine – Sirens (The Vinyl Factory)

Marine – Live in session

Marine – Mount Olympus (The Vinyl Factory)
Marine – Selkie (The Vinyl Factory)
Marine – Big Dog (The Vinyl Factory)
Marine – Aesop (The Vinyl Factory)

Marine – Anima (The Vinyl Factory)
Marine – Ariel Avengers (The Vinyl Factory)
Prince – Gett Off (Paisley Park)
Billie Holiday – You Go To My Head (CBS)
ESG – Erase You (Pow Wow Records)
Ani DiFranco – Marrow (Righteous Babe Recordings)

The Expansions – Ivory Mountain (Albert’s Favourites)
Prophet – Insanity (Stones Throw)
Stimulator Jones – Give My All (Stones Throw)
Low Jack – Robert (Editions Gravats)
Tony Njoku – Remain Calm (Silent Kid)
Joe Armon-Jones – Starting Today (Brownswood)
Videotapemusic – Hot Pants In The Summer Camp (180g)
Edu Passeto & Guy Tavares – Sabiá na Palmeira (Far Out Recordings)
Will DiMaggio – Uh Uh Oh (Future Times)
Kimiko Kasai & Herbie Hancock – I Thought It Was You (Be With Records)

Marine play live at Rough Trade East tonight, 28th March from 7.30pm