Premiering February 3 on Apple Music Club, ‘EUSEXUA WORLD’ will see Twigs take her listeners on a journey, exploring her creative process and the diverse influences, both musical and artistic, that have shaped her latest release. Episodes will air bi-weekly and feature DJ mixes from artists who inspired the album, such as techno powerhouse Dr. Rubinstein, LSDXOXO and Earthearter – both prominent artists in queer experimentalism – as well as many more.

.@FKAtwigs joins Apple Music Club with EUSEXUA WORLD, where she continues her artistic mission with a series of carefully crafted DJ mixes featuring artists who inspired her new album. https://t.co/bYqUfQ50vV pic.twitter.com/dArks2g2Yp

— Apple Music (@AppleMusic) February 3, 2025

In the opening episode, collaborator and co-producer of ‘EUSEXUA’, Koreless, joins the British-born singer to discuss early music influences in his own artistry. 

“I think that when artists talk about their inspiration, sometimes it can be so literal, it can be another superstar or a show that they’ve seen but for me, inspiration comes in energy and it comes in community and so I think by opening up my fans around the world, the community into the energy that’s been created around this project, hopefully people can understand where I’m coming from more with my message and with the album of ‘EUSEXUA’,” explains Twigs in promotion for the new show. 

She adds: “These mixes have been made by some of my favourite artists and producers, my partner, my make-up artist, my hairstylist and more in my inner circle. It’s the music that has inspired the creative world that we have built around the album – from the mood boards for styling to my choreography. ‘EUSEXUA WORLD’ chronicles the journey to create ‘EUSEXUA’.” 

‘EUSEXUA’ marks the third studio album by FKA Twigs, born Tahliah Barnett, and has already been praised by critics as a “cohesive and transcendent artistic experience” since its release January 24. In support of her latest release, Twigs will be embarking on a European tour this March, including two nights in London March 21 & 22. Making her musical debut in 2012, the ‘Cellophane’ singer has asserted herself as one of the UK’s most promising acts in the alternative electro/pop sphere, earning a Mercury Prize nomination in 2014 for her debut album ‘LP1’. 

The announcement of ‘EUSEXUA WORLD’ contributes to the excitement surrounding Apple Music Club, a brand new round-the-clock dance and electronic radio station, one of three new stations introduced as part of Apple Music’s radio programming initiative. In addition to FKA Twigs, the platform is set to feature mixes from other artists who aren’t afraid to put their own spin on house music, including Nia Archives, Honey Dijon, and Jamie xx. 

Episode 1 of ‘EUSEXUA WORLD’ is available to stream on Apple Music now. 

This instalment of his radio show is set to begin on 17th September, with the show running from 10pm-12pm on Sunday nights. In a press release, Murphy said that he will “share songs from all corners of his record collection and share why they hold a special place in his life.”

We’re thrilled to announce that Cillian Murphy’s Limited Edition returns to 6 Music on Sundays, 10pm-12am from 17th September

His weekly nocturnal playlist sees Cillian explore music from all corners of his record collection & share why they hold a special place in his life. pic.twitter.com/s4a1zRG8Sz

— BBC Radio 6 Music (@BBC6Music) September 1, 2023

Murphy has previously hosted two instalments of Limited Edition in 2020 and 2021, and he has shared his excitement to return. In an interview on BBC Radio 6 with Nemone, Murphy shared, “It’s been a while, but I am thrilled to be back playing tunes on 6 Music, my favourite radio station in the world. The show will be a sound collage of new, old and limited edition tunes for your discerning ears. Can’t wait.”

Listen to the full interview with Murphy here, 1 hour and 35 minutes into the programme.

In his previous instalments of Limited Edition, Murphy has showcased his eclectic music taste, featuring artists from Carly Simon and Marvin Gaye to Pixies and Nina Simone. He shared his interest in music with NME, discussing his band, The Sons of Mr Green Genes that he formed with his brother.

Named after a Frank Zappa song, they put together experimental songs filled with “wacky lyrics and endless guitar solos.”

Speaking on why he didn’t pursue a career in music, Murphy said, “I just never thought that I was good enough really. I like to do one thing quite well.”

Despite his self-deprecating comments, The Sons of Mr Green Genes were offered a five-album deal by Acid Jazz Records, based in London. He and his brother turned the record deal down however, citing artistic independence as their main reason.

Murphy’s return to BBC Radio 6 will mean a change in its current scheduling. The BBC confirmed that Don Letts will move his Culture Clash Radio show to Saturday nights from 9pm-11pm. Letts currently hosts his show in the slot that Cillian Murphy will be taking over from 17th September.

Letts’ show will replace The Blessed Madonna’s Saturday evening show, who recently made the “gutting decision” to lessen her work schedule amidst touring and recording.

These changes follow the news that Steve Lamacq will be stepping down from his Radio 6 show after 18 years.

Listen to BBC Radio 6 live here.