Stereo Underground

Richard Latto presents a programme that curates alternative anthems sourced from a music community with attitude, delivering songs that reflect a defiant and spirited ethos. Listeners are offered a selection of tracks that capture the community’s bold, independent and vibrant character.

The programme is an episode presented by Richard Latto, whose name fronts the show’s title. It is billed simply as a presentation of music, and the format is that of a typical programme episode. The focus is clearly set from the outset: Latto guides listeners through a selection of songs that sit outside the mainstream. In the core of the episode, Latto delivers a series of alternative anthems that have been gathered from a music community noted for its attitude. Each track is introduced as part of that community’s output, and the presenter’s role is to give the audience a sense of the material’s origins and the spirit behind it. The content therefore consists of these non‑conformist songs, linked together by the shared characteristic of a confident, defiant stance. The episode’s additional details reinforce the same themes. By naming the community’s attitude, the show signals that the music on offer carries a particular edge, and the choice of “alternative anthems” suggests a focus on tracks that differ from conventional chart‑toppers. The presentation remains straightforward, with Latto’s voice acting as the connective thread between each piece. Overall, the episode functions as a curated listening experience, with Richard Latto steering the audience through a collection of songs that embody the distinctive, attitude‑driven vibe of the community from which they arise.