Podcasts about Afro

James Spooner grew up as a punk rocker with a mohawk. But as a mixed-race kid, he didn't always feel like he belonged. Then, he found Afro-punk -- and pushed it into the spotlight. *** Thank you for listening. Help power On Point by making a donation here: wbur.org/giveonpoint

New York summertime in all of its glory. New York City has had an epic few months. From clinching a milestone NBA Championship title, to Mayor Mamdani rolling out affordable housing and fixing potholes, to World Cup fever, the summer of 2026 has (for the most part) been a rush of pure elation for residents. Soundtracking it all is Public Service. Even if there's no special occasion, the atmosphere is always electric. Multiple dance cyphers form; musicians bring instruments to jam; free pizza is distributed; informal marketplaces emerge in the back. Public Service is a living tapestry of block party culture, serving as a reminder that church-like communal joy doesn't need four walls or a roof. Toribio and Perez man the decks each time, dishing out heaters across Afro house, dembow, cumbia, electro, hip-hop and techno. It might be the city's only DIY party where you can hear Jackmaster, Kendrick Lamar and Willie Colón in a single hour or see kids, aunties and grandfathers in the crowd. RA.1053 is a recording of this year's season opener in May—its vibrant blends and carnival-like mood will likely have more than a few listeners planning trips to experience the magic. Taking place in Brooklyn parks during the summer and clubs during cold weather, the party has also held editions in Detroit, Miami and Montréal. Sound is powered by hot pink speaker stacks, decorated with flower garlands, courtesy of Karlala Soundsystem whose founder Karl Scholz regularly provides rentals for free or at a sliding scale to cultural organisers. A true labour of love, the gathering relies on donations to fund operating costs and city permits. Based on the ever-expanding number of regulars, fuelled by word-of-mouth recommendations, it's only a matter of time before Public Service becomes a global phenomenon. Find the tracklist and Q&A at ra.co/podcast/1072 @publicservicenyc @mickeyperez @toribiomusic

Welcome back to our REWIND series! Christi and Kelly are going back through the archive, re-editing, and re-uploading our old episodes — in order, from the very beginning of Dance Moms. This week, they're revisiting the season 1 special that counted down the 15 most outrageous moments from the very first season.But for Christi and Kelly, this special feels less like a celebration and more like a full hour of reliving their most chaotic, embarrassing, and frustrating moments on national television. From Christi's fight with Abby over Chloe's headpiece to Kelly hiring another choreographer for Paige, the Botox trip, the mom dance, the Afro wig controversy, Minister Dawn, Cathy leaving the team, and the infamous “shove it up your ass” crown moment, season 1 had no shortage of insanity.Christi and Kelly look back on what was really happening behind the scenes, what the show left out, and how strange it was to watch Abby get the last word on so many fights where they were not there to defend themselves. They also revisit some of the funniest and messiest moments from the original cast, while explaining why season 1 had a chemistry that later seasons could never fully recreate.We originally aired this episode back in 2022, but it's been re-edited specifically for YouTube!Welcome to Back to the Barre, the ultimate podcast channel where Kelly Hyland and Christi Lukasiak from Dance Moms spill the tea, share the laughs, and take you behind the scenes of your favorite reality TV moments!

Gugs Mhlungu speaks to Nontokozo Mkhize, Afro-soul singer and songwriter, about her journey from gospel groups and backing vocals to becoming a successful solo artist, the phenomenal success of “Esandleni”, her collaborations with some of South Africa’s biggest artists, and what performing at Tribute To Women 2026 and celebrating women through music means to her. Gugs Mhlungu gets you ready for the weekend each Saturday and Sunday morning on 702. She is your weekend wake-up companion, with all you need to know for your weekend. The topics Gugs covers range from lifestyle, family, health, and fitness to books, motoring, cooking, culture, and what is happening on the weekend in 702land. Thank you for listening to a podcast from 702 Weekend Breakfast with Gugs Mhlungu. Listen live on Primedia+ on Saturdays and Sundays from 06:00 and 10:00 (SA Time) to Weekend Breakfast with Gugs Mhlungu broadcast on 702 https://buff.ly/gk3y0Kj For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/u3Sf7Zy or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/BIXS7AL Subscribe to the 702 daily and weekly newsletters https://buff.ly/v5mfetc Follow us on social media: 702 on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkRadio702 702 on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@talkradio702 702 on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkradio702/ 702 on X: https://x.com/Radio702 702 on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@radio702See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

40ème édition du festival Nuits d'Afrique, zoom sur le Congo.  Nos invités avec une forte délégation congolaise : Diblo Dibala, Fulu Miziki, Joyce N'Sana + La Murga Ensamble (diaspora pan-latino), Ed People influenceur (Belgique).    1er invité : Diblo Dibala (RD Congo) Diblo Dibala n'est rien de moins que le créateur du soukous et l'un des artisans des grandes heures de ce genre musical si entraînant. Une véritable légende respectée, qui a inspiré plusieurs générations de jeunes artistes. Chacune de ses apparitions, sans exception, au Festival international Nuits d'Afrique ces 40 dernières années a fait le buzz. Surnommé Machine Gun pour sa dextérité à la guitare et ses sébènes affolants, Diblo Dibala livre un soukous explosif qui fait monter la température en crescendo, défiant quiconque de résister à l'envie d'onduler du bassin. Autre légende – et pilier de groupes de référence comme Bella Bella (avec Kanda Bongo Man), Loketo (avec Aurlus Mabélé) et Matchatcha, Diblo Dibala continue de laisser sa marque après plus de 50 ans de carrière. Dans la lignée des génies de la guitare universelle, Dibala tombe dans la marmite à l'adolescence. Autodidacte virtuose à 15 ans, on le réclame dans plusieurs groupes établis de Kinshasa. Son talent naturel ne se cantonne pas longtemps à la RDC, et il déploie ses ailes vers Bruxelles puis Paris dans les années 80. Diblo crée ce son unique effréné des cordes s'emballant sans contrôle, comme si une force externe les pinçait en une partition folle dans la durée qui fait bouger-bouger aux premières secondes jusqu'au silence final. Une vraie aérobie en musique qui marque les rassemblements de l'existence, baptêmes et mariages. À plus de 70 ans, Diblo impressionne par sa vitalité rythmique agissant comme trame percussive de chaque composition. Il est le chef d'orchestre, le meneur de bande, la clef de sol à lui seul. Une superstar soukous qui rend hommage à la gamme des sentiments et sensations, avec des pièces étourdissantes de plaisir comme « Amour et souvenir », « Laissez-passer » et en 2021, « Etoula », en collaboration avec les légendes Loketo, ambassadeurs mondiaux du genre soukous. Instagram.     Puis nous recevons Joyce N'Sana (Congo-Brazza/Québec). Révélation Radio-Canada, Joyce N'Sana conjugue Reggae, Gospel, Hip-hop, Jazz et Afro-blues en ce qu'elle nomme son Afrobluehop, un cocktail explosif bien ancré dans la tradition musicale du Congo et portant un message de paix, qu'elle délivre de sa voix puissante aux inflexions Soul, en anglais, en lingala, en lari et en créole. L'auteure-compositrice et interprète grandit dans le contexte des guerres congolaises. Elle livre un message clair et déterminé et propage un art de paix. Elle a été élue en 2022 révélation Radio-Canada en Musique du Monde.  Instagram.   C'est au tour de Fulu Miziki (RD Congo) Le collectif capte « le son des poubelles » de leur quartier kinois Ngwaka, et sa résultante est hallucinante ! Leur vision en cinq blocs : Eco-Friendly-Afro-Futuristic-Punk ! Dans leur imaginaire, l'être humain baigne dans la plénitude, en respect de la Nature. Fini le gaspillage est leur appel mondial, c'est pourquoi les jeunes hommes créent aussi leurs tenues à base d'éléments recyclés. Jusqu'à leurs masques mystérieux… Dans leurs voix, l'expression du panafricanisme, l'espace continental de tous les espoirs. Et un souhait pour la paix dans leur pays ballotté par des affrontements et tant de personnes déplacées. Pour ces artistes que Libération qualifie de force « Mad Max 3.0 », il ne faut rien lâcher et croire. Cet optimisme leur porte chance car le collectif essaime les festivals d'Europe en 2024, des Vieilles Charrues à Couleur Café à Bruxelles jusqu'à Berlin au Humboldtforum. L'effet « Twerkanda », la traduction de leur démarche artistique combinant tant de styles : afro, disco, house et bien sûr, le soukous congolais qui fait bouger et sauter ! La fabrication de leurs propres instruments, costumes de performance  et masques est essentielle à leur démarche. Leur son unique supporte un message panafricain de libération artistique, de paix et un regard sévère sur la situation écologique de la République Démocratique du Congo et du monde entier. Pour le collectif, tout peut être récupéré et ré-enchanté. En parallèle, le collectif anime des ateliers interactifs autour de la création musicale et du recyclage, adaptés à tous les âges. Ces ateliers, basés sur les principes de l'éducation populaire, permettent aux participants de fabriquer leurs propres instruments et de réfléchir à l'écologie de manière ludique et créative. Nous avons rencontré Pitschou Bosele Bokungako. Instagram.   Sans oublier La Murga Ensamble (Colombie/Québec/AmLat) La Murga Ensamble est un collectif musical né à Montréal en 2023, fondé par les Colombiens Mateo Díaz et Juan Quintero, animé par le désir de faire revivre la salsa live telle qu'elle vibre en Colombie. Ancré dans la salsa dura, le boogaloo et les rythmes afro-caribéens, le groupe revisite les sonorités des années 60 à 80 avec une énergie résolument contemporaine. De rencontres spontanées, est née une formation nomade capable d'investir scènes, salles et espaces alternatifs. Réunissant certains des meilleurs musiciens afro-latins de Montréal, La Murga cultive une approche ouverte et collaborative, mêlant concerts et DJ sets vinyles. Chaque performance célèbre la danse, la communauté et la fête collective à travers une salsa puissante et contagieuse. Nous avons parlé à Mateo Diaz. Instagram.   Et enfin nous avons rencontré un danseur instagrammé : Ed People ! Ed est Bruxellois. Ce producteur et dj s'est tourné vers les vidéos dansées pendant la pandémie. Tous réseaux confondus (Fb, Insta, Ttok, Snap), il totalise plus de 16 millions d'abonnés. 80% de ses castings se font dans la rue avec la complicité et la gentillesse des gens. Quand il part à l'étranger, il écoute la musique du pays où il se rend, apprend quelques pas de danse et peaufine sur place. Nous l'avons rencontré à Nuits d'Afrique où il est invité depuis 2025. Via l'influenceur, le festival souhaite s'ouvrir à un jeune public qui s'informe essentiellement sur les réseaux. Instagram. Site des Nuits d'Afrique. À écouter aussiNuits d'Afrique à Montréal, la 40ème ! (Partie 1)

40ème édition du festival Nuits d'Afrique, zoom sur le Congo.  Nos invités avec une forte délégation congolaise : Diblo Dibala, Fulu Miziki, Joyce N'Sana + La Murga Ensamble (diaspora pan-latino), Ed People influenceur (Belgique).    1er invité : Diblo Dibala (RD Congo) Diblo Dibala n'est rien de moins que le créateur du soukous et l'un des artisans des grandes heures de ce genre musical si entraînant. Une véritable légende respectée, qui a inspiré plusieurs générations de jeunes artistes. Chacune de ses apparitions, sans exception, au Festival international Nuits d'Afrique ces 40 dernières années a fait le buzz. Surnommé Machine Gun pour sa dextérité à la guitare et ses sébènes affolants, Diblo Dibala livre un soukous explosif qui fait monter la température en crescendo, défiant quiconque de résister à l'envie d'onduler du bassin. Autre légende – et pilier de groupes de référence comme Bella Bella (avec Kanda Bongo Man), Loketo (avec Aurlus Mabélé) et Matchatcha, Diblo Dibala continue de laisser sa marque après plus de 50 ans de carrière. Dans la lignée des génies de la guitare universelle, Dibala tombe dans la marmite à l'adolescence. Autodidacte virtuose à 15 ans, on le réclame dans plusieurs groupes établis de Kinshasa. Son talent naturel ne se cantonne pas longtemps à la RDC, et il déploie ses ailes vers Bruxelles puis Paris dans les années 80. Diblo crée ce son unique effréné des cordes s'emballant sans contrôle, comme si une force externe les pinçait en une partition folle dans la durée qui fait bouger-bouger aux premières secondes jusqu'au silence final. Une vraie aérobie en musique qui marque les rassemblements de l'existence, baptêmes et mariages. À plus de 70 ans, Diblo impressionne par sa vitalité rythmique agissant comme trame percussive de chaque composition. Il est le chef d'orchestre, le meneur de bande, la clef de sol à lui seul. Une superstar soukous qui rend hommage à la gamme des sentiments et sensations, avec des pièces étourdissantes de plaisir comme « Amour et souvenir », « Laissez-passer » et en 2021, « Etoula », en collaboration avec les légendes Loketo, ambassadeurs mondiaux du genre soukous. Instagram.     Puis nous recevons Joyce N'Sana (Congo-Brazza/Québec). Révélation Radio-Canada, Joyce N'Sana conjugue Reggae, Gospel, Hip-hop, Jazz et Afro-blues en ce qu'elle nomme son Afrobluehop, un cocktail explosif bien ancré dans la tradition musicale du Congo et portant un message de paix, qu'elle délivre de sa voix puissante aux inflexions Soul, en anglais, en lingala, en lari et en créole. L'auteure-compositrice et interprète grandit dans le contexte des guerres congolaises. Elle livre un message clair et déterminé et propage un art de paix. Elle a été élue en 2022 révélation Radio-Canada en Musique du Monde.  Instagram.   C'est au tour de Fulu Miziki (RD Congo) Le collectif capte « le son des poubelles » de leur quartier kinois Ngwaka, et sa résultante est hallucinante ! Leur vision en cinq blocs : Eco-Friendly-Afro-Futuristic-Punk ! Dans leur imaginaire, l'être humain baigne dans la plénitude, en respect de la Nature. Fini le gaspillage est leur appel mondial, c'est pourquoi les jeunes hommes créent aussi leurs tenues à base d'éléments recyclés. Jusqu'à leurs masques mystérieux… Dans leurs voix, l'expression du panafricanisme, l'espace continental de tous les espoirs. Et un souhait pour la paix dans leur pays ballotté par des affrontements et tant de personnes déplacées. Pour ces artistes que Libération qualifie de force « Mad Max 3.0 », il ne faut rien lâcher et croire. Cet optimisme leur porte chance car le collectif essaime les festivals d'Europe en 2024, des Vieilles Charrues à Couleur Café à Bruxelles jusqu'à Berlin au Humboldtforum. L'effet « Twerkanda », la traduction de leur démarche artistique combinant tant de styles : afro, disco, house et bien sûr, le soukous congolais qui fait bouger et sauter ! La fabrication de leurs propres instruments, costumes de performance  et masques est essentielle à leur démarche. Leur son unique supporte un message panafricain de libération artistique, de paix et un regard sévère sur la situation écologique de la République Démocratique du Congo et du monde entier. Pour le collectif, tout peut être récupéré et ré-enchanté. En parallèle, le collectif anime des ateliers interactifs autour de la création musicale et du recyclage, adaptés à tous les âges. Ces ateliers, basés sur les principes de l'éducation populaire, permettent aux participants de fabriquer leurs propres instruments et de réfléchir à l'écologie de manière ludique et créative. Nous avons rencontré Pitschou Bosele Bokungako. Instagram.   Sans oublier La Murga Ensamble (Colombie/Québec/AmLat) La Murga Ensamble est un collectif musical né à Montréal en 2023, fondé par les Colombiens Mateo Díaz et Juan Quintero, animé par le désir de faire revivre la salsa live telle qu'elle vibre en Colombie. Ancré dans la salsa dura, le boogaloo et les rythmes afro-caribéens, le groupe revisite les sonorités des années 60 à 80 avec une énergie résolument contemporaine. De rencontres spontanées, est née une formation nomade capable d'investir scènes, salles et espaces alternatifs. Réunissant certains des meilleurs musiciens afro-latins de Montréal, La Murga cultive une approche ouverte et collaborative, mêlant concerts et DJ sets vinyles. Chaque performance célèbre la danse, la communauté et la fête collective à travers une salsa puissante et contagieuse. Nous avons parlé à Mateo Diaz. Instagram.   Et enfin nous avons rencontré un danseur instagrammé : Ed People ! Ed est Bruxellois. Ce producteur et dj s'est tourné vers les vidéos dansées pendant la pandémie. Tous réseaux confondus (Fb, Insta, Ttok, Snap), il totalise plus de 16 millions d'abonnés. 80% de ses castings se font dans la rue avec la complicité et la gentillesse des gens. Quand il part à l'étranger, il écoute la musique du pays où il se rend, apprend quelques pas de danse et peaufine sur place. Nous l'avons rencontré à Nuits d'Afrique où il est invité depuis 2025. Via l'influenceur, le festival souhaite s'ouvrir à un jeune public qui s'informe essentiellement sur les réseaux. Instagram. Site des Nuits d'Afrique. À écouter aussiNuits d'Afrique à Montréal, la 40ème ! (Partie 1)

JATS steps into the Stereo Productions Radio Show following the release of "POWER", a proper House bomb already making serious noise on the dancefloor, with early support from Solomun, CHUS & CEBALLOS, Mita Gami, Rafael, Dennis Cruz, Pole Position, Amine K and more. For this special session, JATS delivers a groove-driven journey through House, Deep and Afro-infused sounds, combining standout cuts with a strong selection of his own productions. The mix features "Dance Is Resistance" with Moarasiá released on REDOLENT, "Nightfall," "Sun On My Skin," "Shadows Dance," "Surrender" and, of course, his latest Stereo Productions weapon, "POWER." A dynamic set packed with rolling grooves, hypnotic rhythms and pure club energy — a perfect snapshot of the JATS sound right now.

Their comeback single, 'Ohema', an Afro-infused pop track from their EP, was released on 24 July 2026. 'Ohema' is derived from the Akan word for "queen" (or Ohemaa) in Ghana. The project marks both a return and a reinvention, staying true to the emotional storytelling and soaring vocal performances that made fans fall in love with them, while embracing fresh sonic influences such as Afrobeats and 3-step. The result is a mature, confident and beautifully evolved sound that reflects the women they are today. More than just a comeback, 'Full Circle' is a celebration of legacy, sisterhood and growth. On Friday, 14 August, Jacky, Mariechan and Liesl joined Breakfast with Martin Bester to celebrate the new music.

From infectious Afrobeats and Ghanaian bangers to soulful Amapiano grooves, this mix is packed with nothing but feel-good energy. Featuring music from Victony, Asake, Stonebwoy, Black Sherif, DopeNation, Davido, Shakira & Burna Boy, Young Jonn, Bella Shmurda, Mavo, SSSoundGawd and more, every transition is crafted to keep the vibe flowing from start to finish. Whether you're driving, chilling, working out, or turning up with friends, this is the soundtrack for every moment. Press play and let DJ Loft take you on another unforgettable cruise. Grooves Only. No skips. Just vibes.

AFRO ECLIPSE — Episode 473Step into Afro Eclipse, a journey where deep house energy meets the hypnotic pulse of Afro House.Episode 473 flows through powerful percussion, rolling basslines, soulful vocals and atmospheric melodies — building a warm, tribal groove designed to take you from sunset into the night.This is more than a collection of tracks. It's a journey through rhythm, movement and emotion, where African-inspired percussion meets the deeper side of electronic music.Turn it up, follow the groove and let the rhythm take control.

Welcome to Tembo Sounds – The Culture #615 Pt. 2, where soulful house, Afro-house, and Amapiano unite for a late-night journey. From the timeless grooves of Todd Terry and Jermaine Stewart to the deep rhythms of DJ Vinny da Vinci, DJ Mbuso, ShaunMusiq, and MoreSoul, this mix is built for dancers, dreamers, and lovers of global house music. Press play and let every beat carry you somewhere unforgettable.

Welcome to Tembo Sounds – The Culture #615 Pt. 1, where timeless soul, Afro grooves, funk, and classic dance music come together in one unforgettable ride. From Al Green, The Jones Girls, and The Isley Brothers to Davido, MFR Souls, and Sister Sledge, this episode bridges generations with music that touches the heart and moves the feet. Press play and experience the soundtrack where nostalgia meets global rhythm.

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Get ready to elevate your spirit and move your soul with the latest episode of Afro Inspirations Radio Podcast by DJ Marcus Wade! This Week's Tracklist: Birdee, Michelle Weeks, Angelo Ferreri - I Feel the Joy (Angelo Ferreri Extended Remix) Emmaculate, Zernell, Jamie 3:26 - Holy Ghost Power (Jamie 3:26 Sunday Stomp) Revival House Project, Kathy Brown, Soul Avengerz, GeO Gospel Choir - Your Love Keeps Lifting Me Higher (Soul Avengerz Remix Club Mix) Luis Radio, Earl W. Green, Groove Junkies, Reelsoul - He Gives Me Joy (Groove Junkies, Reelsoul Vocal Mix) DJ Fudge, Hedi Benromdan, Sarah Summer - Never Surrender John Julius Knight, Fimiani - Find A Friend (Fimiani Extended Remix) Abyss Deep Sound Lab, Roxanne Myles, Lowkeytheory, Sebb Junior - Heal Our World (Sebb Junior Extended Remix) Kev Dot Kruz, Derrick Ricky Nelson, HouseWerQ, DJ Sir Charles Dixon - Show Me The Way (HouseWerQ Soulful Vocal) Terry Dexter, Sweet Georgie, Michael Gray - You Saved Me (Michael Gray Extended Mix) PolyRhythm, Chris Leon, Naama Gali - Better Days (Original Mix) The Matsiko World Orphan Choir, Black Sonix, Sean McCabe - Rise (Black Sonix Dub)

Quelle est la plus vieille invention entre le papier, la géométrie et l'esclavage ? Sans surprise, l'esclavage est le grand gagnant, étant apparu comme l'écriture durant le Néolithique. Depuis le temps, il y a eu beaucoup de révoltes d'esclaves, dont certaines qui ont marqué l'Histoire, comme Spartacus. Mais aujourd'hui, pas d'Antiquité, pas d'Empire romain, on va partir au Brésil et parler de la plus longue révolte d'esclaves de la colonisation de l'Amérique : le quilombo de Palmares !Bonne écoute !

Pure energy on the decks for Episode 05! Host DJ Katt is serving up an exclusive session packed with the newest Afrobeats heaters, high-energy Afro-rhythms, and a batch of unreleased Katt Exclusive remixes. Whether you're working out, driving, or getting ready for the week, press play and turn up the volume! MIX INFO Host / DJ: DJ Katt Genre: Afrobeats / Afro-House / Amapiano / Exclusive Edits Series: Katt Sundays (Season 1, Episode 05) Format: Live Studio DJ Set SUBMISSIONS & COLLABS Producers, artists, and guest DJs interested in featuring on Katt Sundays: Drop a comment with your music links. Direct Contact: katt.jacob@gmail.com Don't forget to Like, Repost, and Follow for weekly sets!

MUSICINTHEAIR @Villahangar #PodcastShow THIS WEEK presents >> @harmonquelemusique [EPISODE 400-85] TRACKLIST: 01. Ajina (BE) & Misha – Body Moving 02. HotLap – I See U [Siamese] 03. Jamiie & Ape Drums – 4ME [Crosstown Rebels] 04. Hardt Antoine – Sing It Back [Nervous Records] 05. Harmonique – Baby (ID Track) 06. Juno (DE) & Samm (BE) – Muralli [Magnifik Music] 07. Liva K – Didn't Miss You [Magnifik Music] 08. Martin Mind – Lovin You [VillaHangar] 09. Kotiēr – Smalltown Boy [X Recordings] 10. Moeaike & Picca & Mars – Move In Time [Madorasindahouse Records] 11. Adriatique & Rhys From The Sticks – Coming Home [X Recordings] 12. Harmonique – Fade Away [VillaHangar] Site -> www.villahangar.com FB -> www.facebook.com/villahangar TT -> www.twitter.com/Villahangar

This is another classy selection from us 2 Including : jazz-electronica, deep house, jazz funk, and contemporary vocal jazz. and soulful beats and everything in between.Aja & ClaireDeejay Moe, Raheem Kashon - An Artist ManifestKhutšo Chuma - DreamerClara Hill x Crackazat - I Want You To Know (My Heart Beats Slow)  [Sonar Kollektiv]Milo Jax - Tell Me The TruthKontakt Vystymas - Jazz Electronica Fewer Notes - Electronic Jazz for Gentle Dads - Alien CostumeThe Modern Beat Combo - Song for McCoy Tyner -The Greeting - ( Marimbas )Skinny Hightower - NimbusMultibeast feat. TOS - Hold Me Down [Sonar Kollektiv]Gretchen Parlato - Capricorn (feat. Alan Hampton)Kellee Paterson - See You LaterElizabeth Shepherd - On Our WayKellee Patterson - Maiden VoyageAhmad Jamal - The Good Life (Live) (Original Mix)The Blackbyrds - A Hot Day Today (Original Mix)Guru, Lonnie Liston Smith - Down The Backstreets (Original Mix)Ottis Blake - Jazz BlissMax Marinacci, Franco Marinacci - Smoking Yazz (Late night Swing Mix)Melchyor A - Devotion (Melchyor A's Jazz Mix)Mary Olivetti - Nuyorican Soul featuring George Benson - You Can Do It BabyPanaphonic - Misterios ProfundosJazz Room Records - LENINGRAD ENSEMBLE - WHAT IS LOVEMitchum Yacoub - Cumbia No Get Enemy Oneness Of Juju - African RhythmsManu Dibango - Africa BoogieAncient Infinity Orchestra - Celebrating the Beautiful Lineage of Sound & Hypnotic States.

Send us Fan MailNUANS goes B2B with Awakening for a live session recorded at Palm Tree Club in Orlando. A free-flowing blend of Afro, Deep, and Melodic House built for the room and captured in real time.Send demos via Trackstack:https://tstack.app/nuans.fmInstagramwww.instagram.com/nuans.fmTikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@nuans.fmThreadshttps://www.threads.net/@nuans.fmlinks: https://nuans.komi.io/Guest Mix Submissionshttps://nuansfm.com/guestmix#ToProgress

Episode 471 – 80s & 90s Remixes | House & Dance MixStep into Episode 471, where legendary '80s and '90s hits are reimagined with fresh house, dance, and electronic remixes. This exclusive DJ mix blends timeless classics with modern production, creating an energetic soundtrack for driving, workouts, parties, or simply relaxing.A signature highlight of this episode is the fusion of the latest afro and house remixes with iconic retro tracks, delivering a unique East-meets-West sound that combines nostalgia with contemporary club vibes.If you love 80s music, 90s music, dance remixes, house music, retro classics, electronic music, Arabic fusion, DJ mixes, and nostalgic playlists, Episode 471 is made for you.

Smooth! Powerful! And Polished! The musicianship is impeccable, the melodies are rich and layered. This show is a seamless display of silky smooth musical expressions.Set 1:Alex Parchment ft. Jordan Love-LavishGreg Manning-Remember The TimeJacob Webb ft. Jazmin Ghent-Nothing BetterTarik Clark-Come OnPhillip Doc Martin-Doctor's OrdersSet 2:Kim Scott-SeabreezSaxl Rose ft. Kayla Waters-SunsetGeorge Anderson-What's Going OnDemetrius Nabors-Funny How Time Flies...NAthan Mitchell-Sweet SeductionSet 3:Kirk Whalum-That's The Way Love GoesBrandon Marceal ft. Ilya Serov-SunsetJulian Vaughn ft. Vandell Andrew-Afro Nights Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Peter Gall - Glow [Compost Records]Sunwise- Get The Blessing Collective Peace-Let The Music Play.Biomania - Birds and DronesEric Lau - The Sun Beyond Jazz Chronicles - All We KnowAnthony Naples - Mad DisrespectCurio╠ü Curio╠ü - Canto de Calma [Mr Bongo]Clear Path Ensemble - Cascade d'ArsShips Of The Pharaohs - JoysScrimshire - Asleep, A Dream (Radio Edit 2).Adrian Younge - Afro Disco MakossaThe Sorcerers - Cave Of BrahmaShips Of The Pharaohs -Sun Is Rising (feat.Red Bird)Mike Casey - Space Chill (WPAA TV Session).Abigoba - Quantum Jazz Collapsing(feat. intro By Erik TruffazEYM - Liminal ( Santiago Chile)Secret Garden - Stellar VariationErik Truffaz - Les Human VoiceFour Tet -  Human VoiceOn My Mind (Streetons Brukdown) - Mariella  StreetonSkyJack -Bass Below/Let The Sky Under your FeetDollar Brand - CherrySyeda Nasim Queen & Lewis Motteram -Heaven And Hell 

This week on Traveling Culturati, we explore the many ways travel connects us to culture, identity, and unforgettable experiences. We begin with the latest travel news before welcoming award-winning travel writer, photographer, and storyteller Lola Akinmade Åkerström to discuss her powerful book Afro Sweden, a celebration of the diverse stories, voices, and lived experiences shaping modern Sweden. Then, we turn up the heat in the kitchen as we explore the growing world of cooking tourism with a visit to The Chopping Block. Discover how hands-on culinary experiences allow travelers to connect with local traditions, learn new skills, and create lasting memories through food. Whether you're inspired by meaningful cultural conversations or planning your next food-filled adventure, this episode is packed with stories and insights that will have you ready to see the world in a whole new way. We'll also have Ja'Vonne's Travel Minute and The Culture Report featuring host and travel pro Ja'Vonne Harley!

You have probably heard that protective styles help your hair grow. But have you ever stopped to ask whether your hair actually feels protected?In this episode of the UTK Podcast, Ganiyat shares her first experience wearing flat twists and why the experience challenged everything she believed about protective styling. What started as trying a new hairstyle quickly became a lesson in comfort, scalp health and listening to what her hair was communicating.Together, we compare flat twists and cornrows through both personal experience and trichology research. We discuss how tension affects the scalp, why protective styles should not be painful, the benefits and limitations of flat twists and cornrows style, warning signs of traction alopecia, and how to choose the best option for your own hair goals.Whether you wear cornrows every month, have never tried flat twists, or simply want healthier styling habits, this episode will help you think differently about protective styling.Send us Fan MailSend your questions about Afro-textured/coily hair to hello@unravelingtheknots.com.Inspired by ancestral wisdom, backed by science. Get softer hair at ÈYÍ DÁRA Naturals.Follow us on instagram @utkpodcast

As the sun sets, the dance floor comes alive. Tembo Sounds – The Culture #614 Pt. 2 takes you on a global house music journey—from timeless club classics by David Morales and Alison Limerick to the cutting edge of Afro-house with SoulFreakah, Mobi Dixon, ZuluMafia, and Caiiro. Deep grooves, soulful vocals, and unforgettable rhythms await. Press play and discover where classic house meets the future of global dance music

MUSICINTHEAIR @Villahangar #PodcastShow THIS WEEK presents >> @mattsawyerdj [EPISODE 400-84] TRACKLIST: 01. LÂ¥O - Tenha FeÌ (Extended Version) [ Rendezvous Sound] 02. XINOBI - STARS (MISHA REMIX) - (Extended) [Master V3] 03. Soulsearcher- Can't Get Enough (Mr. Moudz Remix) V2 04. Joe Goddard x Valentina - Gabriel (Matt Sawyer Remix) V1 [self_mastr] 05. Harmonique (IT) - Fade Away (Extended) [VILLAHANGAR] 06. Leo Gira - Me & You (Extended) 07. HUGEL, IMAEL ANGEL, Ultra Naté - Movin to the Sun (Matt Sawyer Remix) 08. Massive Attack - Unfinished Sympathy (Bush B4 Me Edit) MSTR 02 09. AJNA ft. Abrahamblue - You Make Me Fall in Love 10. DEEZO, marco4sure - Set Me Free (Extended Mix) VILLAHANGAR 11. Yamil, Clemente - Darkest Nights (andhim Remix) [Essential Part] 12. Hercules & Love Affair - Blind (Matt Sawyer Remix) V2__gP MASTERED 24 13. Jimi Jules - Whisper To Me Site -> www.villahangar.com FB -> www.facebook.com/villahangar TT -> www.twitter.com/Villahangar

Peter Gall - Glow [Compost Records]Sunwise- Get The Blessing Collective Peace-Let The Music Play.Biomania - Birds and DronesEric Lau - The Sun Beyond Jazz Chronicles - All We KnowAnthony Naples - Mad DisrespectCurio╠ü Curio╠ü - Canto de Calma [Mr Bongo]Clear Path Ensemble - Cascade d'ArsShips Of The Pharaohs - JoysScrimshire - Asleep, A Dream (Radio Edit 2).Adrian Younge - Afro Disco MakossaThe Sorcerers - Cave Of BrahmaShips Of The Pharaohs -Sun Is Rising (feat.Red Bird)Mike Casey - Chill (WPAA TV Session).Abigoba - Quantum Jazz Collapsing(feat. intro By Erik TruffazEYM - Liminal ( Santiago Chile)Secret Garden - Stellar VariationErik Truffaz - Les Human VoiceFour Tet -  Human VoiceOn My Mind (Streetons Brukdown) - Mariella  StreetonSkyJack -Bass Below/Let The Sky Under your FeetDollar Brand - CherrySyeda Nasim Queen & Lewis Motteram -Heaven And Hell 

Artiste seychelloise installée à Perth, Grace Barbé s'apprête à monter sur scène à Melbourne dans le cadre de l'African Sunset Residency, présentée par JOLT Arts et Stani Goma. Elle proposera un duo acoustique avec le guitariste James Ross, également membre de The Cat Empire. Nommée aux ARIA et multi-récompensée en Australie-Occidentale, Grace fusionne les rythmes kreol des Seychelles avec le rock psychédélique, l'afrobeat, le reggae et la pop. À l'occasion de cette performance intimiste, elle revient sur ses racines, son parcours et la force de la musique afro-kreol.Pour plus d'histoires, d'interviews et d'actualités de SBS French, explorez notre collection de podcasts ici >>https://www.sbs.com.au/language/french/fr/collection/featured-podcasts

 Listen to Ballet Help Desk Podcast ad-free on Patreon We sit down with Carter Alexander, Chair of the Division of Dance at Southern Methodist University, to find out what sets the program apart from the more ballet-specific schools. Carter walks us through the conservatory-within-a-liberal-arts structure: required training in ballet, modern, and jazz, a newly added Afro modern component, and how the school's BFA program allows roughly 60% of students double major in fields like mechanical engineering, psychology, and business. We discuss admissions and auditions, how merit scholarships get awarded, and why the program has struggled to attract male dancers in recent years. Carter also weighs in on the trainee-versus-college debate, and how he sees the trade-offs given today's job market. Finally, he covers how SMU prepares these young adults for the job market by coaching all students on how to network effectively and explains how much SMU relies on their alumni mentorship network. Links: Pick Up a Year-Round Training Corrections Journal Read Our Ballet School Summer & Year-Round Reviews Support Ballet Help Desk Instagram: @BalletHelpDesk Facebook: BalletHelpDesk TikTok: @BalletHelpDesk Music from #Uppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/t/ian-aisling/new-future License code: MGAW5PAHYEYDQZCI

Ozoz Sokoh is an award-winning food explorer, educator and budding curator who began journaling about food on her blog, Kitchen Butterfly, in 2009.  Her research and documentation explore the roots of Nigerian and West African cuisine, the impact of West African intellectual contributions to global development from the American South, through the Caribbean to Europe and Latin America, and the connection to the Afro diaspora. She released her first cookbook, "Chop Chop: Cooking the Food of Nigeria," in 2025 which celebrates the vibrant, diverse world of Nigerian cuisine, featuring dishes like spiced beef suya, rich egusi soup, jollof rice, puff puff, and hibiscus drinks.  In this episode, the Nigerian native and Canadian resident shares how one recipe started her journey of food documention and the importance of ensuring Nigerian recipes and traditions always have a safe place to be passed down to future generations. Listen and Connect Website Instagram Watch episodes on YouTube Diaspora Food Stories is produced by The Global Food and Drink Initiative, a 501c3 nonprofit. Together with your generous donation we can continue to preserve the oral history and culture of Black food and drink stories both in English and other languages spoken throughout the African diaspora. To donate, visit globalforgood.org. Website: Diaspora Food Stories

Spirit moves front to back this week — lifting off with Sir LSG and Ayanda Jiya on "Fly Away," settling into the afro house warmth of DJ Spen, Thommy Davis and Greg Lewis' "Abba Father," and soaring out on gospel house wings with DJ Sonic, Dav Risen and Paul B's "Praise The Lord." TRACKLIST 1. Sir LSG feat. Ayanda Jiya - Fly Away 2. Charles Dockins, Kenny Bobien - He Will Feat. Kenny Bobien (CDock's Neo Afro Soul Vocal Mix) 3. BeBe Winans, Debbie Winans Lowe, Korean Soul, Louie Vega - It's All Good Feat. Debbie Winans Lowe & Korean Soul (Louie Vega Extended Remix) 4. Roy Jazz Grant, Sasha Dias, Greg Lewis, Thommy Davis, DJ Spen - Abba Father (Greg Lewis, Thommy Davis, & DJ Spen Afro Mix) 5. Antonio Ocasio, Precious James - Jesu' Christi 6. Halo, Maiya, Atjazz - Glory (Atjazz 2022 Rework) 7. UnCle B, Shay, Deepo - Thank You (Deepo Vocal Mix) 8. Bretano ft KDaVine - Praises Go Up 9. Louie Vega Starring Bucie - Angels Are Watching Me (Angels Roots Mix) 10. Dj Sonic, Dav Risen feat. Paul B - Praise The Lord ((Dav Risen Deeper Mix)) ((Dav Risen Deeper Mix)) Afro Inspirations Radio is hosted by DJ Marcus Wade — weekly gospel-inspired Amapiano, Afrobeats, Afro house and deep house from Charlotte, NC (Salt Shaker Podcast Network / Cornerstone Christian Radio). Subscribe: links.djmarcuswade.com/afro Instagram: instagram.com/afroinspirationsradio Support the show: links.djmarcuswade.com/blessing Leave a review: links.djmarcuswade.com/podcast_review

Send us Fan MailShow: Club Sabroso Presents: “ᑕᗩᗪÊᑎᑕIᗩ EᒪETᖇÓᑎIᑕᗩ"Episode: #033Host: SYLVA DRUMS | IG: @sylvadrumsAir Date: July 26Follow the Crew on: IG: @clubsabrosoradio, @cadenciamusicListen Online: ClubSabrosoRadio.com or TuneIn AppABOUT THIS EPISODE: The host Sylva Drums is taking the decks all the way from Portugal with his energetic sounds of Tribal house beats to your speakers one last time before the clock resets.— SHOW TRACKLIST FOR EP: 033 —1-Bruno Zarra, Charlei Spot – Morena 2-Pablo Fierro – El Carinoso 3-Natema – Music is my Sanity4-Dennis Cruz – Bonito5-David Herrero – Ta bueno Si6-Sasha Ventura – Parfum de Lisbonne 7-Afro Medusa – Pasilda8-Mikel Ayerra – La Marimba 9-Joeski – Dia de Ayer10-F. Physical & The Cube Guys  - La Culebra11-Glender – El CieloSupport the showDon't forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Powered by the Club Sabroso Radio NetworkFollow IG/FB: @CLUBSABROSORADIO24/7 Live Stream at: WWW.CLUBSABROSORADIO.COM

MUSICINTHEAIR @Villahangar #PodcastShow THIS WEEK presents >> @silverivanov [EPISODE 400-83] Site -> www.villahangar.com FB -> www.facebook.com/villahangar TT -> www.twitter.com/Villahangar

This weeks tracklist  blends deep house, contemporary jazz, global soul, hip-hop, and vintage funk. It reads like a curated playlist for a late-night underground radio show or a high-end crate-digger's DJ set, pulling from iconic labels like Sonar Kollektiv, Brownswood Recordings, and Mr Bongo are amongst some of the classic labels that are featured.Aja & ClaireNapoli Underground, Jo Paciello - The Songbird Song (Original Mix)Melchyor A - Devotion (Melchyor A's Jazz Mix) Nuyorican Soul - The Nervous Track Ballsy Mix - Harry Romero EditMultibeat - Use Your Noggin [Sonar Kollektiv]Wonky Logic - Underneath The Same Sky (feat. Vanessa Rani) [Brownswood Recordings]Doooo - のらりくらり feat. PES & 鎮座DOPENESSDee C'rell - Pool Urbano (Urbano Edit).Ghost Funk Orchestra - OcotilloShirley Scott-Big George.George E. Johnson - Wake Me UpDave Holland Sextet- Mr B.Blue Mode - Smells Like Teen SpiritMatekita - Lost QueenThee Sinseers Joey Quiñones - Did Ya Know.Jazz Room Records - Approval - AffirmationJoyce e Tutty Moreno & Adrian Younge - FingersCurio╠ü Curio╠ü - Amizade [Mr Bongo]Amy Gadiaga - PetiteGretchen Parlato - Rainbow

Afro Cruise Mix 9 is packed with the hottest Afrobeats and Amapiano sounds, featuring Victony, Asake, KiDi, Lasmid, Shallipopi, TxC, Davido, Black Sherif, Rema, Young Jonn and more. Press play for pure vibes, smooth transitions and nonstop energy from start to finish.

In this episode of Film3 OG, Jordan sits down with British AI artist, filmmaker, music producer, and DJ Diane Laidlaw, known as Afro Futcha, for an inspiring and deeply personal conversation about creativity, representation, music, grief, and the power of finally allowing yourself to be seen.Diane shares how discovering Midjourney during a difficult period in her life helped reconnect her with imagination, purpose, and a creative identity she had been suppressing for years. What began as experimentation with images became filmmaking, music videos, international recognition, and an entirely new chapter in her life and career.They talk about Diane's journey from web design and music production into AI filmmaking; the personal loss behind her award-winning video What Do I Know; and the extraordinary year that followed, including winning Project Odyssey, speaking at TEDAI in Vienna, appearing on the BBC, and taking her work to audiences around the world.At the heart of the conversation is the importance of representation: women seeing women create, Black artists reclaiming and telling their own stories, and creators from historically excluded communities gaining access to tools that allow them to make visible what has always existed inside their imaginations.Diane also reflects on the difference between being a creator and becoming a content machine, why she protects her artistic freedom from the demands of social media, and how AI has allowed her to transform lived experience, emotion, memory, philosophy, and cultural heritage into work that makes people feel.The conversation moves through music, analog recording, Suno, Midjourney, ElevenLabs, Kling, Seedance, PixVerse, creative workflows, and the impossibility of mastering tools that change almost every week. Diane's advice to emerging artists is simple and powerful: take off the pressure, begin small, and play.This is a conversation about creative rebirth. About the courage to put your work into the world. About reaching back to help others see what may also be possible for them.And above all, it asks: How can AI help us manifest the stories, sounds, dreams, and ideas that have lived inside us all along?If you care about the future of cinema, music, representation, human imagination, and the evolving relationship between artist and machine, I think you'll find a great deal in this one.AFRO FUTCHA: https://x.com/misslaidlawClick SUBSCRIBE so you never miss an episode.⁠⁠⁠Film3™ ⁠⁠⁠ presents the Film3 OG Podcast, brought to you by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠The Squad⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.-------------------------------About Film3™ OGFilm3™ OG is the flagship podcast of Film3™, the flagship brand of The Squad, founded by Jordan Bayne. Host Jordan Bayne sits down with the founders, filmmakers, artists, builders, and investors shaping creator-led entertainment. Episodes explore GenAI, IP ownership, decentralized financing, marketing, and the future of distribution — the next wave of cinema.Film3™Website: ⁠⁠https://film3.io⁠⁠The Squad: ⁠⁠https://filmsquad.io⁠⁠The Squad on X: ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/Film3Squad⁠⁠The Squad on Instagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/film3squad⁠⁠The Squad on YouTube: ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF-bQ4_cNRth0XE-C60wzvw⁠⁠The Squad on Discord: ⁠⁠https://t.co/tvUph8QCZm⁠⁠Jordan BayneWebsite: ⁠⁠https://www.jordanbayne.com⁠⁠X: ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/jordanbayne⁠⁠Instagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/jordan_bayne⁠⁠LinkedIn: ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordan-bayne⁠⁠Substack: ⁠⁠https://jordanbayne.substack.com⁠⁠Film3™ is a trademark of Jordan Bayne and the flagship brand of The Film Squad LLC, operating publicly as The Squad. Film3™ OG is a program of The Film Squad LLC under the Film3™ brand. All rights reserved. © 2026 The Film Squad LLC.

In this episode of the UTK Podcast, we sit down with Nathan Puksta, Founder and CEO of Filament Sciences, for one of our most thought-provoking conversations yet.For years, Black customers have bought products promising to help them reach their hair goals...only to discover those claims were never properly tested on people with Afro-textured hair.Together, we explore why "clean beauty" is not enough, what meaningful clinical testing should look like and why textured hair deserves stronger research.Whether you're choosing your next conditioner, building a hair care brand, or simply tired of guessing which products actually work, this episode will help you ask better questions and become a more informed customer.Follow Nathan on Instagram: @nathaninthelabCheck out filament sciences: www.filamentsciences.comSend us Fan MailSend your questions about Afro-textured/coily hair to utkinhair@gmail.com.Check out your natural beauty hub, ÈYÍ DÁRA Naturals for natural hair care solutions.Follow us on instagram @utkpodcast

Follow the sunshine into a fresh hour of house music with Jayli on Follow The Palm

Jamaican-born artist merchant joins us to celebrate his new single “Come To Me” on Helix Records. With massive support from Black Coffee, Diplo, Pete Tong and Sparrow & Barbossa, the fresh Afro house track featuring YSB JAVILLE is just another sign merchant is an artist on the rise!

LTHM Podcast 854 – Diego Valle LIVE at SoulCamp 2026The LTHM Podcast is back with new weekly episodes.Recorded live June 21, 2026 at 3:15am from the SoulCamp Afterhours Stage immediately following the Main Stage performances, this set captures the atmosphere of the early morning dancefloor as the weekend flowed into Sunday. Beginning with soulful vocals, deep house, and Afro-inspired rhythms, the mix gradually evolves into deeper, groove-driven selections before finishing with techy underground flavors.A special recording from one of my favorite weekends of the year.Featuring music from Fred Everything, Atjazz, Jimpster, Coflo, Black Loops, Joey Daniel, Lubelski, Satoshi Tomiie, Sammy Alexander, and more.Track id/Fred Everything, Atjazz, Clyde Beats – Water To Fire (Original Mix)Black Loops, Marlena Dae – Electrical (feat. Marlena Dae) (Jimpster Dub)Jimpster – Echoes In My Head (Original Mix)Unknown – A1 Edgy (Vinyl Only)Haldo, Dario D'Attis – Naku (Atjazz Galaxy Aart Remix)Makez – See What We Got (Extended Mix)Coflo – Rainbows (Backside Mix)Rooléh – For You (Assiove)Joey Daniel – Coming to My World (Extended Mix)Brunello, Hilel Lev – Apathy (Original Mix)Lubelski – Supernova (Original Mix)Satoshi Tomiie – 07 DuB (Original Mix)Sammy Alexander – Quack Slap (DeWalta Remix)Listen + explore:https://linktr.ee/lthm_music

Cruise 8 is out now! Stream, Dance & Share!

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Welcome back to our REWIND series! Christi and Kelly are going back through the archive, re-editing, and re-uploading our old episodes — in order, from the very beginning of Dance Moms. This week, they're revisiting Dance Moms season 1, episode 7 (“She's A Fighter”), where Holly reaches one of her first major breaking points with Abby over Nia's solo.The moment starts when Abby gives Nia an animal-print costume for “They Call Me Laquifa” and then asks if Holly has an afro wig... and that's where things start getting uncomfortable. Christi and Kelly look back on Holly's reaction, the lunch conversation that followed, and why this was about much more than one costume piece. They also revisit the hallway confrontation after Nia performs, where Holly tells Abby that Nia is a dancer first — not an ethnicity first. Between the “let me pull one out of my purse” comment, Abby defending the routine as an “ethnic opportunity,” and Holly finally calling out how Nia was being portrayed, this becomes one of the earliest moments where Holly truly stands her ground.We originally aired this episode back in 2022, but it's been re-edited specifically for YouTube!Grab your tickets to our LIVE TOUR here: x1entertainment.com/bttb See you in 2026!!Welcome to Back to the Barre, the ultimate podcast channel where Kelly Hyland and Christi Lukasiak from Dance Moms spill the tea, share the laughs, and take you behind the scenes of your favorite reality TV moments!

This 2hr mix is loaded with just Ghanaian songs you hear on a daily with a little bit of recent classics. No rush, just a simple blend of songs for easy listening! Stream, enjoy & share!

Jen Ash is a Lebanese-French pop star. With a really interesting back story. She was born in Lebanon and raised in France. And listen to this - She was a professional basketball player for 14 years, and then she ditched that career for a career in music. She calls her music Afro fusion, mixing R&B, French Caribbean and Afro rhythms, together with her Lebanese roots. And she says she wants to be part of a rebellious era and raise her voice against injustice and conformity.   My featured song is “Redemption Road”, from the album PGS 7 by my band Project Grand Slam. Spotify link. —------------------------------------ The Follow Your Dream Podcast:Top 1% of all podcasts with Listeners in 200 countries! Click here for Start Here Click here for All Episodes  Click here for Guest List  Click here for Guest Testimonials Click here for Pillars Click here for Robert's Project Grand Slam Click here to Subscribe  Click here to receive our Email Updates Click here to Rate and Review the podcast —---------------------------------------- CONNECT WITH JEN:www.jenashmusic.com —---------------------------------------- ROBERT'S NEWEST RELEASE:“THE BUZZ” - Ft. Darius de Haas (vocals) and Dave Eggar (Celo). Short, Sweet and Totally Different CLICK HERE FOR OFFICIAL VIDEO CLICK HERE FOR ALL LINKS —-------------------------------------- Audio production: Jimmy RavenscroftKymera FilmsConnect with the Follow Your Dream Podcast:Website - www.followyourdreampodcast.comFollow Robert's band, Project Grand Slam, and his music:Website - www.projectgrandslam.com    

Ken H from Mexico has 42 years working recovery.  He filled in last minute on Afro-Euro Reco12 and did a masterful share.  To get in contact with either Lisa.S or Ken H, please send an email to reco12pod@gmail.com.  Information on Noodle It Out with Nikki M Big Book Roundtable InformationalSupport the showPrivate Facebook GroupInstagram PageBecome a Reco12 Spearhead (Monthly Supporter)PatreonPayPalVenmo: @Reco-TwelveYouTube ChannelReco12 WebsiteEmail:  reco12pod@gmail.com to join WhatsApp GroupReco12 Shares PodcastReco12 Shares Record a Share LinkReco12 Noodle It Out with Nikki M PodcastReco12 Big Book Roundtable Podcast