This is where you can find out about your favourite DJ. We have asked our DJs to give us a short bio about who they are, why they play the music they play and what brought them to Legacy 90.1 FM. Why don't you grab a brew and spend a few minutes reading about our DJs - you might get a few surprises!

Akeim Mundell

Akeim Mundell BEM (DIP, FD, BA Hons, PGCE14+, NPQLBC, FUniv) - Director & Chair, Legacy90.1FM

Akeim Mundell BEM is a respected, award-winning educator, leader, and community advocate dedicated to uplifting voices across Greater Manchester. As one of the Director’s and the current Chair of Legacy90.1FM, he is committed to strengthening community radio as a platform for empowerment, celebration, and cultural representation. Akeim serves as an Assistant Principal, Head of PSHE & Staff Governor in an all through Central Manchester school. Beyond education, he is deeply involved in regional equity and representation work through the North West NEU Black Organising Forum, the Trades Union Congress North West NEU Black Workers Committee & Greater Manchester Police where he sits on the

City Centre IAG. A passionate community organiser and entrepreneur, Akeim leads Manchester Job Opportunities and Manchester’s Got Talent, and plays key roles in youth development, cultural events, and civic engagement. His contributions span organisations such as Rekindle Supplementary School, Manchester City Council, Manchester Caribbean Carnival & National Education Union. Recognised for his impact, Akeim has received several honours, including a British Empire Medal from the late Queen in 2016 and an Honorary Alumni Fellowship from The University of Bolton (where he studies for six years) in 2023. Across all his work, Akeim remains committed to education, community empowerment, and creating opportunities for the next generation.

Denise Southworth

For all but 10 years of my life I have lived within walking distance of the Legacy studio and its an incredible privilege to have a show in my spiritual and cultural home and amongst my own beloved African/Caribbean community. Although my show is called The Music Of Black Origin Show and plays everything from 1920's Negro spirituals to current artists, it is much more than that. I try to have as many local people on the show with their stories that may not otherwise make the mainstream and I often have guests who were raised in our community and gone on to make a great success of their lives

in business, sport and entertainment who can inspire others to do the same . My ambition is to make my community realise we are as good as any other community - all we need is the chance. Join me on the MOBO SHOW, Fridays, 10am -12 noon

Natural Mystic

I became interested in music growing up around family and people who played music on a sound system. That's where my interest in music came from. I started playing music as a DJ around 12 years ago when I joined Peace Radio which became Legacy 90.1 FM in 2008 so I was with the radio station right from the start. I feel like I am a natural DJ, hence the name 'Natural Mystic'. and although I listen to and play all sorts of genres, I concentrate mostly on roots, rock and reggae music for my shows.

Join me on Mondays from 6pm to 10pm.

Fitzy B

 

DJ FITZY B every Sunday with the Sunday Groove, and every Monday with The Infusion Show.

Michael H

The inner-city sounds breakfast shows with Michael H - Tuesday and Friday mornings 7-10am.
3 hours of great music:
1st hour Rise&Shine with lively current music and banter.
2nd hour get up and running with some fine reggae music.
3rd hour get in full swing ready for the day ahead with soul-funk, jazz, R&B and afro beats.
Lock in Tuesday mornings for features:
Out of the blue!!
MumGs soca!!
Ricos classic jazz infusion
Listeners choice quality slow jam and much more.
Friday mornings 
Join the party for WKND Selectors.

Lady Legs

 

If you love old time reggae music and sentimental songs, then join me every other Wednesday 1pm to 4pm

Dr C

Dr C, known to fans as The Dancehall Surgeon, is a true powerhouse in the UK Dancehall and Reggae scene and is host of The Dancehall Surgery on Legacy 90.1FM. Dr C draws in listeners who tune in religiously for his expert mixes, blending the freshest sounds with timeless classics. He joined the renowned Classique Soundsystem in 2012 and is a fierce competitor in national Sound Clashes and a headliner at Dancehall events across the UK. His skills on the decks earned him the King of the North title in 2015, Heroes and Sheroes Award in 2017, and Manchester BE Music Award in 2019. Listen to his show every week on Legacy 90.1FM.

 

Jodeci