Scottish singer-songwriter Jacob Alon has made a profound impact on the music world.

Having gone from playing in the bars of Edinburgh to supporting Olly Alexander on his most recent UK tour, they have drawn comparisons to artists including Jeff Buckley and Nick Drake. Through their lyricism, Jacob explores themes of identity and discovery, alongside feelings of unrequited love.

Jacob Alon's new album In Limerence is out on May 30th. They support Kae Tempest on tour this Autumn.

On this episode of The Pieces, Bimini and Jacob talk about connecting with audiences at live shows, their experience on mental health medication and the complexities of creating authentic and meaningful art in a traditionally conservative genre.

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Dannii Minogue is an Australian idol who has travelled globally spreading a message of love and positivity.

Whether it is through her acting, her chart-topping music or her roles on shows including The X Factor, Australia's Got Talent or on the BBC's I Kissed A Boy, Dannii Minogue somehow manages to balance fame, advocacy and sweet authenticity seamlessly.

Now, Dannii is back hosting the game-changing BBC reality show I Kissed A Boy - the first British dating show to feature exclusively gay men.

On this episode of The Pieces, Bimini and Dannii talk about growing up in Australia, being inspired by Grease and her breakthrough on Australian TV. They also talk about the evolving landscape of celebrity culture, the importance of LGBTQ+ representation in the media and the joy of creative expression.

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We’re trying something a bit different this week on The Pieces! Bimini is joined by three incredible voices from the LGBTQ+ community for a roundtable conversation.

Bimini is joined by academic and activist Samuel Moir-Smith (he/him), the boundary-breaking creative Darkwah (they/them) and audio-visual storyteller Suithink (she/her) to talk about the impact of the recent UK ruling that makes biological sex – not gender identity – the defining legal marker of womanhood.

In this roundtable, Bimini, Samuel, Darkwah and Suithink reflect on the current climate, the influence of the media on policy and their personal experiences since the Supreme Court ruling.

They also talk about the idea of ‘policing womanhood’, the power of trans actualisation and the vital role of community and allyship during these tough times.

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