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Jools welcomes Florence + The Machine, who performs a couple of songs, including the title track, of her sixth studio album, Everybody Scream, which 'treads through womanhood, partnership, ageing and dying; exposing the murky in the mundane'. Jools also chats to Florence at the piano, where they discuss a new instrument in her band - a glass armonica.

Jools also welcomes New York musician and producer Brian Jackson and south London soul star Omar, who have collaborated on a recording of the classic 1974 track The Bottle that features on Brian鈥檚 album Now More Than Ever, which sees him rework songs he wrote with his previous collaborator Gil Scott-Heron. Omar also performs the title track from his album Brighter the Days, which features guest spots from the likes of Paul Weller, Giggs and India Arie.

From Cardiff, five-piece band Panic Shack, who have a sound described as 'punk without being punk', showcase their exhilarating live energy with a performance of Gok Wan, taken from their debut self-titled album.

From Reykjav铆k, Jools welcomes the world-renowned classical composer and concert pianist V铆kingur 脫lafsson, who performs an Icelandic composition, Ave Mar铆a by Sigvaldi Kaldal贸ns. Jools and V铆kingur also chat and perform a duet at the piano.

Completing the line-up is Londoner Baxter Dury, who performs the title track from his ninth album, Allbarone, which was produced by Paul Epworth and is described as a 'romantasy', dealing with everything from love, losing his driving licence and world politics.