Former Music Programmes On The BBC Asian Network
- Sound Selection consisting of Music presented by Kanwal Qazi in the English language.
- The Mix Bhangra & Fusion presented by DJ Stin and then later presented by Dipps Bhamrah.
- T20 The top 20 bhangra album chart presented by Mike Allbut.
- BBC Asian Network Chart which is the BBC Asian Network Top 20 with Ravi Sagoo.
- Breakdown, Bhangra with Ameet Chana- better known as an actor. Previously presented by Markie Mark who is now the Head of Music at the BBC Asian Network.
- Retro Selection that from 17 June 2006 was renamed having previously been called Old Gold presented by Kanwal Qazi and Zeb Qureshi, South Asian Golden Oldies, primarily a Hindi-Urdu programme.
- Sunday Soundtrack consisting of BBC Asian Network filmi top 40 chart with Murtz.
- Friction presented by Bobby Friction with new British Asian Music - new weekday Programme everfy evening except Wednesdays.
- Hype presented by DJ Kayper with hip hop, Desi Beats, Grime - every Wednesday evening.
- The Jump Off presented by Mentor Kolektiv, "Urban Bhangra to Bollywood bangers".
- Electro East, Music consisting of Leftfield, Drum and Bass and Asian Electronica hosted by Nerm.
- Mic Check consisting of Asian MCs, Rap, Hip-Hop and "everything Urban".
- Pathaan's Musical Rickshaw "Chill out in the early hours".
- DJ Kayper - specialist music show. The biggest Hip Hop, Bhangra and R'n'B joints.
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