Stereo Underground

Richard Latto presents a programme that curates alternative anthems sourced from a music community noted for its attitude. Listeners are offered a selection of tracks that embody the community's distinctive, defiant spirit. The show highlights the raw energy and unapologetic tone that define the scene.

Richard Latto fronts a programme that brings listeners a collection of alternative anthems. The series is built around his role as presenter, guiding the audience through tracks that sit outside the mainstream. By positioning himself as the conduit, Latto gives the show a clear point of view while keeping the focus on the music itself. The core of each episode lies in the music community it draws from – a group that carries a distinct attitude. From this pool, the programme selects songs that function as alternative anthems, offering a sound that feels both rebellious and communal. Listeners get a taste of the energy that defines the scene, with each track reflecting the same bold spirit. Throughout the broadcast, the attitude of the community shapes the overall feel, giving the series a consistent edge. Latto’s presentation style mirrors that vibe, keeping the tone informal yet purposeful. The programme therefore serves as a snapshot of a musical subculture, delivering its anthems straight to the audience without any extra framing. The series continues to present these alternative anthems, keeping the community’s attitude at the forefront. Acting as a conduit, the programme connects the music with its listeners, allowing the distinctive spirit of each track to reach the audience.