More big hits are on their way this summer at kmfm. Cheryl – she has dropped the Cole – is back with an infectious song Call My Name. It has been written and produced by Calvin Harris – the man of the moment in music production.

Calvin seems to be everywhere right now and has produced his own tune with Neyo called Let’s Go, which you can hear on kmfm.

This summer is all about the anthems. Tulisa’s hit single Young has a big dance sound. As does Jessie J’s new offering called Laserlight. Her big voice echoes over a catchy chorus. Tune in to kmfm fto hear what I mean.

Plus, the singer-songwriter-feel to music is back... You know, when you listen to a song and you feel the artist has written it from their heart; their own experience?

I’m thinking tracks by the likes of Adele, James Morrison and Jason Mraz. Well, Paloma Faith is starting to feel like one of those artists.

Her single Picking up the Pieces is clearly a song written from her own life, about being in love with someone still embroiled in a past relationship.

It will grow on you and its 'beatiness’ makes it a steering-wheel tapper.

kmfm is out and about this week. On Friday, May 18, I will be at the new Pinkberry store at Bluewater at 9am. So get set for a taste of LA as we celebrate the original frozen yogurt from California arriving in Kent.

Someone will be walking away with a year’s supply and a £250 shopping spree. Not bad for simply listening to kmfm.

If you are near Queenborough in Sheppey on Saturday, May 19, come along and see the kmfm Street Team at the opening of the new Queenborough Corner Garage. Grab yourself a kmfm car sticker and you stand a chance of winning a prize.

The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee is fast arriving and we will be out in force across the county of course. We want to know who is having a royal party. If you are, let me know and the kmfm Street Team could well turn up. We will at least give you and your party a big mention. Email andy@kmfm.co.uk. Speak to you on your way home.