You know when you find one of those tunes that gives you pure vibes and you cant stop listening to it? Well here's one...

Check out the show from last night on IPLAYER here... 

Manchester's very own Chunky will be hosting the first Scandalous Unltd radio show on 1xtra this sunday. With Sukh Knight and Blue Bear live in the place.  Listen live on Digital radio or online on http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra this Sunday Night / Monday Morning 1-2AM (GMT). Or grab it on Iplayer if you've got a job. 

Fending off globally renown festivals such as Glastonbury and Global Gathering, Creamfields festival which takes place every year at Daresbury in Chesire, August Bank Holiday weekend, won 'Best Festival' at the Music Week Awards last month. The awards are notoriously tough, with judgement being made on several aspects such as innovation, creativity and quality of service, but Cream seemed to tick all the right boxes and is success that only follows from its increasing popularity recently, from its beginnings 12 years ago.
 
Whilst Cream is used to finishing first in specialists dance catergories, like winning 'Best Dance Festival' at the UK festival awards, it demonstrated at the awards ceremony held at the Hilton Hotel in London that it was a serious conteneder as a mainstream festival. The fact that for the first time, voting was open to the public shows that Cream has become a firm favourite with the people, attracting over 60,000 festival-goers last summer.
 
CEO James Barton who accepted the award said '"We are thrilled and overwhelmed to win this prestigious award particularly when we were up against such world class festivals like Glastonbury and V. It highlights how far we’ve come...and makes all the hard work worthwhile."
This years Cream looks to be another Killer affair with a line-up that includes the likes of Tiesto, David Guetta, Deadmau5 and Paul Van Dyk. Get your tickets asap at www.creamfields.com

Kendal Calling Festival Looks for Independent Artists and pulls out all the stops for a massive 5th Birthday Bash
 
Have you ever wanted to express your artistic talents amongst the fields and meadows of The Lake District, constructing or performing live art to a backdrop of rolling hills with cows roaming in the background. Well your prayers have been answered, Kendall Calling Festival, often revered as 'The Glastonbury of The North' and 2009 winner of the Best UK Small Festival Award is looking for independent artists to spice up the landscape with their creative designs, installations or performances. Furthermore, they are offering up prize grants to fund certain selected projects.
 
The organisers are dedicated to making the festival experience a diverse, eclectic and original affair and have in the past certainly held true to this philosophy, incorporating several pieces of original art designs and events such as 'Pollocks's Corner' where festival goers painted a set of white furniture in the style of Jackson Pollock, a huge multiculoured UV arch, water monsters, scrap metal robots and more. So if you feel you have an original, creative idea and are looking for an ideal canvas in which to perform then this could be an ideal opportunity.
 
Applications are open to anyone and everyone, so let your imagination run wild amongst the poesies and submit your proposals before the 10th May 2010. By email, contact art@kendalcalling.com or go to the website to download an application form http://www.wearecalling.com/artform.doc. All proposals are welcome, but bear in mind the organisers are independent and operate within limited funds.