That experience shows in the range of Soul on Sunday, a two-hour show built entirely around Lee's love of soul music in all its forms. Listeners can expect everything from Northern Soul dancefloor classics to the smoother sounds of Philly soul and mellow soul anthems, making the show as much a history lesson in the genre as it is a Sunday night listen.

For a community station built on giving local voices a platform, presenters like Lee are central to Sugar Kayne Radio's identity. Decades of broadcasting experience sit comfortably alongside newer voices on the station's roster, reflecting founder Matthew Kayne's approach to building a schedule around genuine passion for music rather than industry pedigree alone.

Lee said the genre still has the same pull on him it always did: "Soul music has never really changed for me. It's the one sound that always finds a way to bring people together, whatever else is going on."

Matthew Kayne, founder of Sugar Kayne Radio, added: "Having someone with Lee's experience on our schedule says a lot about what we're building here. Soul on Sunday isn't just a show; it's decades of knowledge and genuine love for the music being shared every week."

About Sugar Kayne Radio
Founded by Matthew Kayne, Sugar Kayne Radio broadcasts 24/7 on DAB across North East London, North East & South West Essex, and South Hertfordshire, and worldwide via welcometosugarkayneradio.com, myTuner Radio, and its dedicated app on the Apple App Store and Google Play.