Jeremiah Asiamah, a 28-year-old British-Ghanaian DJ, broadcaster, and producer, will join Charlie Hedges for the Live Lounge show on BBC Radio 1. The show will air from 10.30am to 1pm on weekday mornings.
Asiamah is best known for his work on BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 1Xtra.
He hosts the 1Xtra Rave Show, which showcases a range of black dance and electronic music, including amapiano, house, garage, jungle, and drum & bass. Asiamah has been a regular on the network since 2017, guest presenting across various 1Xtra shows and fronting the latest series of Radio 1 and 1Xtra’s Tell It podcast on BBC Sounds.
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Asiamah’s new role on the Live Lounge show marks a significant change in his broadcasting career. He has been hosting his own permanent show on BBC Radio 1Xtra since 2020, when he replaced DJ Charlesy.
Asiamah’s new show will be broadcast on weekday mornings, a significant departure from his previous show which aired on Fridays. The change in schedule will likely appeal to a wider audience, as the Live Lounge show is a popular program that features a mix of music and conversation.
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Asiamah’s background in music and broadcasting has been shaped by his experiences working with various artists and producers. His work on the 1Xtra Rave Show has showcased his ability to curate sets that appeal to a diverse range of listeners.
Asiamah’s collaboration with Charlie Hedges on the Live Lounge show will likely bring a new dynamic to the program, as the two broadcasters work together to create engaging content for their audience.
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The partnership between Asiamah and Hedges will likely be a significant addition to the BBC’s programming lineup.
Asiamah’s experience in hosting his own show on BBC Radio 1Xtra, combined with Hedges’ experience on the Live Lounge show, will bring a unique perspective to the program.
As the show airs from 10.30am to 1pm on weekday mornings, listeners can expect a mix of music, conversation, and entertainment that will appeal to a broad audience.
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