Stoke 100:Showcasing 100 minutes of Stoke-made music

Six towns, six Stokie DJs, six iconic Stokie locations and one epic mix. We bring the afterparty to the airwaves, celebrating 100 years of Stoke-on-Trent, with performers representing Staffordshire on a global scale.

• Fresh from his residency on the White Isle and working on the Better Man film soundtrack, discover Hanley's Eden Prince from the pulpit of the historic Bethesda chapel.

• The sounds of a clubnight, outside Fenton Town Hall. Put your hands up to Chase Water, in the mix, who started life as Paul Manx before running his own events around the city, and since opened a DJ school to support the producers of the future.

• Outside the historic Ford Green Hall, a set of hard house from the DJ who's toured the world, supported Tiesto, Armin Van Burren and more at The Void in Hanley! Discover Amber D, in full flow, who's taken her mixing skills international to make a difference through the power of music, supporting vulnerable communities in Africa and beyond, picking up world records in the process.

• Jason.L is Longton by name, and Longton by nature, having spent his formative years in the town, moving from his native South Africa. He's the only DJ who can knows Wedgewood Pottery's secret ingredients, and brought his bass-heavy tracks to Gladstone Pottery.

• Tomorrowland, eat your heart out: A set from Biddulph's foremost trance exponent, Jordan Tilstone, recorded in Middleport Pottery's bottle kiln. Temperatures there could reach up to 1,200 degrees Celsius: This set certainly brought the heat!

• Amongst the historic and iconic blue-and-white bone china at Spode Works, discover tech-house producer Vill, showing why he's climbing the industry ladder with an epic set of original productions.