Portland, Oregon pianist Mary Sutton had a clear directive going into her latest album: "make something people sitting motionless and naked in hot bubbly water would want to hear.” Whether or not you have access to a spa or hot tub, you will likely find the dulcet, dappled tones of _The Deep End_ (released on October 26 via Kranky) transportive; on today's show, Sutton talks to Miles Bowe about her artistic process, Erik Satie and naked audiences. Plus, journalist Hattie Collins calls in from London on the 40th birthday of Wiley to talk about the influence of the grime pioneer, the many shifts in his MC and production career and we listen to some less obvious cuts from the Eski king.
