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Jodie Connor a singer and songwriter, with her debut single due to be released Jan 9th '10 is already a chart topper having reached number one in the UK charts featuring on Roll Deep's smash single, "Good Times" written by her. As she has now set a huge standard for her self, here's hoping her debut single equally does as good. For more info see www.jodieconnormusic.com. Her single relase dat ewas later moved to 16th Jan '10

---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sabryna, a transfer student from Oregan in the US, here at Nottingham University, stops by the studios for a session with DJ Em on the urban music show, Sundays from 9pm. A painter, dancer and an art major and clearly a female with a good singing voice...What do you think? Listen and comment away..

Physio Student at Notingham University, Dan Kett, dropped by the studios for a quick chat with DJ Em and a live acoustic set. Check it out.

DJ Em:
We had you live in the studios earlier this year, sometime in January, where we gave some of the listeners some sort of introduction to Yolanda Brown, for those who didn’t know about you already. What have you been up to since then?

Yolanda:
Since January it’s been a very creative time, I’ve been locked away writing for the new album, playing around and also getting ready for this concert on November 19th which I’m really excited about.

DJ Em:
The year’s almost over, from the endorsements, to the newspaper features, the touring, you have your concert coming up, what’s been your best bit of 2010?

Yolanda:
Definitely, the endorsements, Yamaha, surprisingly around my birthday time. It’s been nice to have this time to write and to express myself; last year was so busy with the touring, with the Temptations and Errol Brown, it was really really busy, so it’s nice to actually take some time and really get back down to almost the nitty gritty of what it all is you know, making music, which has been great and then obviously towards the end of the year, I always love my own concerts. It might sound selfish but being able to be on the stage for two hours and communicate with the audience really, there’s nothing better than that you know, so that’s really exciting also.

DJ Em:

Last October, I got a feel of what it is like to be even more popular, on national radio. Not that I'm not appreciative of the thousand of listeners available to me on URN, but come on, the BBC's millions made me feel that extra special.. If you missed my 1500seconds of fame, that's 25minutes live in the mix on national radio and want to hear it again, add me on facebook, facebook.com/trustthedjem.