Podcasts about Afrobeats

The Most Dangerous DJ is back with the second installment of the ultimate soundtrack for your road trips and house parties. DJ Loft delivers a seamless high energy blend of the hottest Afrobeats and Amapiano anthems currently dominating the charts. Experience exclusive cuts from Kwesi Arthur including the standout hit Yawa [Hosanna]. Catch the infectious street pop energy of DopeNation and the melodic hooks of Lasmid that have made them the current faces of the Ghanaian wave. Featuring Mavo and many more rising stars, this mix is packed with viral hits and club ready transitions. Turn your drive into a moving party with nonstop cruise energy or fuel your gym session with heavy Amapiano basslines. This is the ideal background for everything from chill hangouts to peak hour raves. Press play and stay current as you catch the new wave with Afro Cruise Mix 2.

Each and every Friday night at 11pm, live and direct on 106.5 The Beat, with "In The Streets Mixtape" show elevates by delivering the art of djing along with bringing mixtape energy into the radio format. Listen to one of the hottest mix show in the country on FM airwaves with award winning Dj, Dj Infamous playing new music and exclusives from major and unsigned artists within Hip-Hop, R&B, Dancehall, Afrobeats. March 13th episode airs new records from 50 Cent featuring Leon Thomas, Fredo featuring Burna Boy and Steele Banglez, Fresco Kane, 42 Dugg, DaBaby, Mya, Nipsey Hussle, Shaggy and more Dj Artist Info : @infamousthedj @itsmixshow on Instagram

The talented Jordan Kale' is back! Here to talk his New Single Apple Tree, the artisty and inspiritaion behind it and how he decided on his collaboration with DEIY. We also talk, him Performing on Stage. How he unwinds, His rituals/ needs prior to performing and much more. Make sure to Buy/Stream Jordan Kale new single Apple Tree and follow on IG:jordankale_ Follous us on IG/Tik Tok:theinn3ricirclepodcast 

Musical Journey of happiness and positivity through frequencies of House,Tech House, Afro Beats and Latin Vibes. This month features the music of Flagrant Drvms (@flagrantdrvms ) including unreleased tracks. ---------- Follow Namo Maitri ◊ https://soundcloud.com/namomaitri ◊ http://tinyurl.com/yvt2ksrm ---------- Follow MSYH.FM » http://MSYH.FM » http://x.com/MSYHFM » http://instagram.com/MSYH.FM » http://facebook.com/MSYH.FM » http://patreon.com/MSYHFM ---------- Follow Make Sure You Have Fun™ ∞ http://MakeSureYouHaveFun.com ∞ http://x.com/MakeSureYouHave ∞ http://instagram.com/MakeSureYouHaveFun ∞ http://facebook.com/MakeSureYouHaveFun ∞ http://youtube.com/@MakeSureYouHaveFun ∞ http://twitch.tv/@MakeSureYouHaveFun

In this powerful episode of the Rooted in Christ Podcast, Eric Stephens sits down with Christian artist Mike Teezy for an honest conversation about faith, purpose, and staying grounded in God while navigating the music industry.Mike opens up about his upcoming album “Chameleon,” explaining how his versatility across multiple genres—Christian hip hop, R&B, Afrobeat, pop, and more—has shaped his journey as an artist. Rather than chasing trends or industry approval, Mike shares how he's learning to embrace who God created him to be, even if that means not fitting into a single box. The conversation goes deeper as Mike discusses the pressures artists face, the distractions of social media success, and how keeping “the main thing the main thing”—a life centered on Christ—helps him stay focused on his calling. Mike also shares an incredible personal testimony, revealing how he was paralyzed twice in his life and miraculously healed, experiences that continue to fuel his passion for ministry through music and performance. Throughout the episode, Eric and Mike talk about:Remaining faithful in an industry driven by numbers and trendsThe importance of testimony in music and ministryThe realities of working independently as a Christian artistFinding identity in Christ instead of public approvalTrusting God's timing—even when doors don't open right awayThis episode is a powerful reminder that your gifts are meant to glorify God, and that faith, perseverance, and obedience can lead to incredible purpose.

On this week's episode of Afrobeats Weekly, Tunde and his co-host, Showontstop, discuss the Afrobeats In Decline trending topic, Lloyiso's Never Thought I Could album. They also review songs from New Music Friday. OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction01:55 - Catch Up03:22 -  Asake's ‘Remember' Is the Most Streamed Song of All Time on Spotify NigeriaAsake Is the Most Streamed Artist of All Time on Spotify Nigeria:09:30 - Is Afrobeats Declining?19:32 -  New SongsWhere Do We Go by Ayra StarPersonal by Juno10 Minutes by 6uff and OdumoduMofe by MvoLala by OlivetheboyPhoenix by MoelogoBurn Your Cables by Juney LuvAPPLE MUSIC PLAYLIST LINK HERE SPOTIFY PLAYLIST LINK HERE

Welcome to Tembo Sounds – The Culture #606, where Afrobeats rhythm meets global dancefloor energy. From the smooth magic of Wizkid, Tems, Burna Boy, and Fireboy DML to vibrant East and Southern African grooves and late-night club classics, this episode travels across continents and styles. Soulful melodies, Afro-fusion heat, and timeless house rhythms all in one journey. Turn it up and let the sound of The Culture move you.

Live Recorded Set from VirtualDJ Radio TheGrind

Playlist: Tanya Tagaq - Fuck WarKatie Tupper - Safe GroundCharlotte Day Wilson - SelfishDominique Fils Aime - Life RemainsThe Gladiators - Rainy Night in GeorgiaTash Sultana - Milk & HoneySoul Sugar, Dub Shepherds, Jolly Joseph - My god has a telephoneDJ Vadim, Maddy, Blessed Sun - i c firesKOKOROKO - Higher ()Angelique Kidjo, PJ Morton - Fall on MeSalin - Ma'atMalted Milk, Benin International Musical - Time OutJayda G - UncomfortableGorillaz - The Moon CaveSault - Good Things Will Come After the PressureReuben James, Tom McFarland, Morago - ShotgunJalen Ngonda - Doctrine of LoveGizelle Smith - DustDelvon Lamar Organ Trio - Chicken LegRenegades of Jazz, Clair Fellows - Light Me UpVito Lalinga, featuring Vi Mode Inc. Project - Sunset JazzHot Chocolate - Brother LouieJ.P. Bimeni & The Black Belts - Free MeCookin' On 3 Burners, featuring Mantra & Jane Tyrell - The World id ColdAllen Stone, PJ Morton - MysteryCartel Madras, Young Saab, KALLITECHNIS, Cartel Madras - Cann U Make Me?Masters at Work, Louie Vega, Kenny Dope - Happy (Dub)

Each and every Friday night at 11pm, live and direct on 106.5 The Beat, In The Streets Mixtape show elevates by delivering the art of djing along with bringing mixtape energy into the radio format. Listen to one of the hottest mixshow in the country on FM airwaves with Dj Infamous playing new music and exclusives from major and unsigned artists within Hip-Hop, R&B, Dancehall, Afrobeats. March 6th episode includes new music from Jaydon, Mistah FAB and T.I., Juvenile with Megan The Stallion, Stella StandingBear with Paul Wall, Vybz Kartel, Mr.Vegas, Yung Miami, J.Cole and more. Social Media on IG : @infamousthedj @itsmixshow

For decades, Africa's global story has been defined by commodities such as oil, gold, cocoa, and minerals.But today another force is reshaping the narrative. Culture.In this episode of Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we explore a question gaining global attention. Is culture now Africa's most powerful export?From the global rise of Afrobeats to the worldwide reach of Nollywood, African creativity is influencing music charts, film platforms, fashion, and digital culture. Artists like Burna Boy, Wizkid, Tems, and Rema are pulling billions of streams across the world, while African stories continue to expand their audience on platforms such as Netflix and Prime Video.Beyond entertainment, the African creative economy is growing rapidly. Analysts project the sector could approach 200 billion dollars in value by 2030, creating millions of opportunities for young creatives across music, film, fashion, and media.But can culture rival traditional exports?Can creativity become one of Africa's strongest economic forces?In this episode, Oluwafemi Makanjuola, broadcast producer, reporter, and host of Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, unpacks the numbers, the global influence, and the deeper shift happening in how Africa is seen and heard around the world. The episode explores both the opportunities and the structural challenges shaping the future of African creativity.Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx continues to spotlight the voices, ideas, and industry conversations driving Africa's entertainment and creative industries forward.

Reggae, Afrobeats, Amapiano, Dancehall, Kenya - The Bag Mix 2026 by Dj Shinski

MEGA MASH-UP MIX TAPE PODCAST Vol. 3 (59:40) Part 1 TEAMARRR (Boston) - Catman ONEYAKEJVKE (Boston) - DoItRIght ILL ADDICTS (Boston) - Chickheads DeSIRENE (Brockton MA) - That Love TORI TORI (Boston) - You Don't Know KASIO O. (Boston) - Come Down HENNESSY (Providence RI) - Nowhere 2 HUNDRED ROUND KADO f/Sidestreet Capo - My Shooter TOKEN f/Terror Reid (Salem MA) - Jeep BIA (Medford MA) - We On Go DUTCH REBELLE (Boston) - Gooniez JOYNER LUCAS (Worchester MA) - Round 2 KO ———— Part 2 EPH SEE f/Alexander The Grape - Let It Be NAJEE JANEY (Boston) - Don't Stop TRILL MANNY (Boston) - Passionate JORD4EVERDIED f/Norman Perry (Boston/New Haven CT) - Outta Here BIA f/Becky G (Medford MA) - Hard Way Y.D.A. f/OSA (Boston MA) - Wanna Know (Too Wavy) OOMPA f/Grimey Gurt (Boston) - Dope CD ROSE (Boston) - Stamina CHRIS WEBBY f/Anoyd - (Norwalk/Bloomfield CT) - Go! JONES INK (Boston) - Tango MELKS f/Skthagr8 (Beverly MA) - Viper Groove DUTCH REBELLE (Boston) - Rude Boys 3-5-26 - 2026 - MMM TAPE Vol. 3 - FINAL.mp3 3-5-26 MMM Vol 3 Final.jpg We went back in…! Pulled the hottest Hip-Hop, smoothest R&B, unstoppable Afrobeats, and raw Caribbean vibes from across New England — and blended it into one EXPLOSIVE 60-minute experience. This isn't a playlist…This is a movement. Every record handpicked. Every transition intentional. No fillers. No skips. Just straight Urban Heat from start to finish. “New England's Finest. One Mix. All Fire.” Whether you're in the car, in the gym, outside with the crew, or running your city — this mix was made for YOU. And remember — we drop every other week. Consistency. Pressure. Culture.

Em um momento muito especial de sua carreira, Isma viveu e correu mundo nos últimos anos como parte do duo Irmãs de Pau, integrando o line-up de grandes festivais e assinando parcerias com nomes importantes do cenário nacional e internacional, como Pabllo Vittar, Duquesa, Pedro Sampaio e Sevdaliza. Porém ela abre 2026 em um novo momento com o lançamento de “Made in Cohab”, seu primeiro disco solo, que conta participações de Tasha e Tracie, Monna Brutal, Tasha Kaiala, MC Soffia, Nath Fischer, Katy da Voz e as Abusadas, entre outras. Utilizando o funk como fio condutor, Isma abre diálogos com gêneros como Afrobeat, Eletrônico, Pop, Tribal, Hip Hop, Trap e Drill, ao lado de produtores importantes da cena underground, como Cyberkills, Carlos do Complexo, Clementaum e Christopher Luz, entre outros destaques da cena. Para mergulhar no universo de “Made in Cohab”, Renan Guerra (@_renanguerra) conversa com Isma (@afroboneca) no Por trás do disco do Podcast Vamos Falar Sobre Música.Gostou do podcast? Então apoie a gente em ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠apoia.se/podcastvfsm

Your spirit is about to encounter something extraordinary—welcome to a soundscape where faith and rhythm become one.

IN THE MIX W/ T.G.I.F - AFROBEATS, AMAPIANO AND MORE- 2/27/2026 by DJ Dee Money

Playlist: Arlo Parks - HeavenCharlotte Day Wilson - LeanJordan Rakei, Tom McFarland - Easy to LoveNightmares on Wax, Adrian Sherwood - Flippin' EckJACKIE MITTO - Arena ChampYoung Kulcha, The 18th Parallel - More Work to be DoneAugustus Pablo, Rockers All Stars - Leave the Dread LocksEzra Collective, Greentea Peng, War Child Records - HelicoptersGorrilaz, featuring Bizarrap, Kara Jackson, Anoushka Shankar - Orange CountyDominque Fils-Aimie - EchappéeYaya Bey - BlueAdy Suleiman - ChasingSecondhand Dreamcar - The MeaningThe Philharmonik - Which Side You're OnKing Pari - My Name's Not TonyTom Misch - Slow TonightJully Black - FeverLittle Barrie, Malcolm Catto - Zero SunYukimi, Little Dragon - Get It OverFrase, featuring Satin Island Remix - River's SongDARKSIDE - S.N.C.Sunner Soul - Think About YouSugar Hill , featuring Angelo Ferreri Extended Remix - 4 Mereggie watts - In the Inbetween

Each and every Friday night at 11pm, live and direct on 106.5 The Beat, In The Streets Mixtape show elevates by delivering the art of djing along with bringing mixtape energy into the radio format. Listen to one of the hottest mixshow in the country on FM airwaves with Dj Infamous playing new music and exclusives from major and unsigned artists within Hip-Hop, R&B, Dancehall, Afrobeats. February 27th show featured new heat from Omah Lay, Bossman DLow, Vybz Kartel and Shenseea, Nav and Young Thug, Lady London, Stella Standingbear, Don Toliver and more. Follow on Instagram : @infamousthedj and @itsmixshow

CUPS & BASS MIX WITH DJ LOFT & KOJO MANUEL - Afrobeats 101 Jams! by Dj LOFT

***FREE BEAT***- AFROBEAT VIBES by STR8NGE

Slick x The Hype 19th Feb(Old School Kenyan Bops, Afro Beats) by Capital FM

In addition to outstanding new sounds from Dominique Fils-Aimé, Standing Circle, Blue Lab Beats, Tcheep and The Messthetics with James Brandon Lewis, we paid tribute to the late Willie Colon, looked back a half-century to Herbie Hancock, Airto, Eddie Henderson and Tim Buckley, and also featured tracks from Kinga Glyk, Danakil Safari, SML, Ebi Soda and many more! Playlist: https://kxsf.fm/schedule/ Click on Tuesday's 10-noon slot> FreeFall w/David Bassin This program has been edited from the original broadcast.

S!RENE is a Dutch-Nigerian music artist, saxophonist, DJ and producer who has built a following with his music that fuses Afro Beats, Amapiano, jazz, African funk, and more. Following performances alongside Ezra Collective and at London's Jazz Café, he speaks to Headliner about his stunning debut album, Silence Gives Life - his latest work that fuses a plethora of genres and sounds, and speaks to the relationship between silence, music, and life.

Youtube Instagram BioAs soon as Eazie Boi's new Afrobeat single “Normally” comes on, it becomes nearly impossible to stop dancing long enough to think about its deeper meaning. That is exactly the point.Beneath the infectious melodies and pulsing rhythms lies a powerful message. Written and recorded during Nigeria's ongoing political and economic strain, where speaking out can be dangerous, “Normally” disguises social criticism within celebration. The song operates on two levels at once. It invites listeners to dance while quietly asking a deeper question: Is this normal?Normally, hard work should be enough. Normally, speaking up should not be a crime. Normally, life should not feel so heavy.Through this layered storytelling, Eazie Boi captures everyday frustration without naming names. His subtle approach is deliberate in a country where open political commentary carries real consequences. “That's why I hid the message inside the song,” he explains. “If you're not careful, you'll just dance to it. But if you listen, you'll understand what it's really about.”In this way, Eazie Boi follows in the tradition of the legendary Fela Kuti, blending social consciousness with irresistible rhythm. It is a balance that defines his artistry, delivering music that moves both the body and the mind.“Normally” was produced by Benzer Republic, Eazie Boi's longtime collaborator of two years. Without playing traditional instruments, Eazie Boi builds songs from instinct and imagination, vocalizing rhythms, textures, and arrangements until each track comes alive. The result is music that feels organic, urgent, and deeply personal.Born Raymond Isreal, Eazie Boi hails from Akwa Ibom State and is rapidly rising within Nigeria's Afrobeat and hip hop scene. Raised on a diverse range of sounds including reggae, highlife, Afrobeat, and conscious rap, he has cultivated a signature style that blends socially aware storytelling with contemporary African rhythms.“Normally” joins a growing catalog of impactful releases including “No Para,” “Oshey,” “Dispare,” and “Burning Bridge,” each reflecting his commitment to meaningful expression.The single is released via Omo Records Entertainment, led by CEO Frederick Omo, who praises Eazie Boi's ability to challenge listeners while commanding the dance floor.With “Normally,” Eazie Boi seeks to reach audiences beyond Nigeria. “Music is revolutionary,” he says. “It opens people's eyes. There is power in music, and there is power in telling the truth, even when you have to say it quietly.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Kvng Nova, born Abraham Adebayo, is a Nigerian artist carving out a distinctive sound that bridges cultures and emotions. Blending Afrobeats, Hip-Hop, R&B, and Afrofusion, his music reflects both his roots and a global outlook, delivering vibrant, dynamic tracks that resonate widely.Despite being new to the scene, Kvng Nova shows notable maturity and versatility, placing Afrobeats at the core while weaving in hip-hop grit, R&B smoothness, and experimental elements. His sound is driven by storytelling, rhythm, and emotion, allowing his music to connect with listeners across different moods and experiences.As an emerging voice in today's evolving music scene, Kvng Nova isn't just releasing songs; he's building a sound shaped by identity, passion, and a clear vision for the future.Check him out @kvngnova

Somos mulheres. Somos amigas. Somos irmãs. Hoje a pauta é dominada pelas minorias: duas mulheres 30+, mães de dois, ex-alguma coisa, que não falam com suas irmãs, e que lançaram álbuns juntas. Tá bom pra vocês?A primeira delas é Leigh-Anne, a ex-Little Mix que decidiu lançar seu álbum de estreia de forma independente, o My Ego Told Me To, após ter questões com a prioridade e atenção que vinha recebendo da gravadora - a Warner. O projeto chegou com bastante Reggae, R&B, Afrobeat, gêneros que falam com as raízes da cantora e compositora. A segunda é Hilary Duff, rainha das tretas teen dos anos 2000, dona de sucessos muito conhecidos entre uma geração e que esperou mais de 10 anos para voltar ao mundo da música porque queria hitar mesmo como atriz. A diva abriu o jogo no novo projeto, que é muito inspirado pelo Midnights da Taylor Swift. Além disso, falamos sobre a 2a temporada de The Pitt, que está decepcionante, e sobre a novelona Três Graças, que tá babado!!!

Welcome to Tembo Sounds – The Culture #605, where Afrobeats meets Soulful Amapiano depth. From Tekno, Wizkid, and Burna Boy to groove architects like King Deetoy, Judy Jay, and DJ Stokie, this episode flows from vibrant West African energy into deep, spiritual house textures. It's rhythm, movement, and modern African sound in full bloom. Turn it up and feel the pulse of The Culture.

Playlist: Dominque Fils-Aimie - Phoenix RisingJorja Smith - Don't LeaveJill Scott, featuring Trombone Shorty - Be GreatPawPaw Rod - I WishNubiyan Twist, featuring Eniola - Body FlowsJACKIE MITTO - Purple HeartThe Aggrovators, Ronnie Davis, Bunny Lee, Price Fatty - Dubb is ShiningThe Frightnrs - Till ThenMykal Rose, featuring Sheenwrks - Zum ZumStevie Wonder - Black ManJully Black - NTIBRIO KOSTA - It's StartingJayWood - UNTITLED (Swirl)Demae - CloserPimps of Joytime, Chauncey Yearwood, Brian J Gitkin - StayNina Simone, Solomun - Take Care of BusinessKalisway - BOSSDragon Fli Empire - Banff AvenueSargeant X Comrade - Love SomeoneThe Friends Of Distinction - Grazing in the GrassSly & the Family Stone - If You Want Me to StayCurtis Mayfield - We the People Who Are Darker than BlueMichael Franti & Spearhead - Gas Gauge (The World's in Your Hands)Bloodstone - Sign for Me DadSay She She - She Who Daresrexxx records, billy valentine, paper idol - Your Love

Brand new vibes from DJ Loft. This mix is packed with the hottest trending songs right now, from fresh Afrobeats and Amapiano to street anthems and viral hits taking over the clubs and timelines. Press play and catch the new wave! Nonstop energy, clean transitions and pure party mood from start to finish. Perfect for workouts, drives, house parties and late night vibes. DJ Loft New Trending Hits Mix ! Turn it up. Stay current. Stay outside.

Hamilton llega a 99% para hablar sin filtro sobre el Afrobeat, la cultura afro y lo que realmente ocurre detrás del movimiento. Desde sus inicios en Cartagena hasta abrirse paso en la industria, conversamos sobre el debate entre moda y cultura, las “copias”, la presión del negocio y el respeto a las raíces. También tocamos la persecución policial, la champeta, el dancehall, su identidad y lo que hay detrás de su nombre y su historia. ¿El Afrobeat es tendencia… o es cultura que llegó para quedarse?

Ladies and Gentlemen… members of Cha Cha Nation…You asked. You debated. You tagged me. Now it’s time.Today on the Cha Cha Midweek Series, we’re diving straight into the storm the “Rema is a one-hit wonder” conversation sparked by Billboard.Is there truth to it? Is it clout? Or is it complete nonsense?And that’s not all… I’m also putting you on to a new artist I just discovered — and trust me, you’ll want to know this name early.Let’s get into it. 🎧🔥

New music this week from Irreversible Entanglements, Modha, Jill Scott, Galliano, Kurt Elling, Shake Stew, Orchestra Of The Upper Atmosphere, Momoko, and more, plus our 50-year rewind featured David Bowie, Average White Band, Lonnie Liston Smith, and Gil Scott-Heron. All in all, not bad for a rain-soaked morning in the Bay!Playlist: https://kxsf.fm/schedule/Click on Tuesday's 10-noon slot> FreeFall w/David Bassin This program has been edited from the original broadcast.

On Episode 246 of Submaroach, Koj, TMT, and Mayowa lean fully into the chaos. The title says it all. This one is generational tension, conspiracy conversations, fake romance pressure, and soft-life delusion all rolled into one.The boys revisit the rise of nepopiano , Afrobeats made by rich kids and ask whether it's evolution, industry nepotism, or just old heads hating on the new wave. From there, they wade into the ever-murky waters of the Epstein files, internet speculation, power, and the public's obsession with elite scandals.With Valentine's Day around the corner, they break down Valentine's Day plans, expectations vs. reality, and the silent financial stress attached to “romantic gestures.” That leads directly into stories about being hit on by strangers when it's flattering, when it's awkward, and when it's just trauma dumping.Finally, the boys tackle the big one: economic anxiety. Is TMT quietly stressed? As always, it's funny, sharp, slightly unhinged, and somehow still insightful.Topics covered: Nepopiano, Afrobeats culture, Epstein files discussion, Valentine's Day pressure, dating stories, generational tension, Nigerian pop culture, economic anxiety, comedy podcast Nigeria.New episode out now.

Dj Boogs x Selecta Dae live for Sultry 2-15-26 Powered By The Wolfpack Experience Follow Dj Boogs On IG: @Djboogs__ Follow Dj Boogs on TikTok: @Djboogs__ Follow Dj Boogs on Youtube: @Djboogs3

Tonight, this week (x100) we celebrate our 100th episode (aaa) by talking Fela Kuti's 1973 Afrobeat classic, Gentleman. The cover of the original makes a salient point about colonization and culture, so was it ignorant to thoughtlessly slap our cat on there? I hope not!Also up for discussion: We wishcast that one Arcade Fire brother has a soul (not the criminal one), none of us can name a single woman (we are trying to be woke but too stupid to do it good), and we return to an early BevCheck in honor of us having done this 100 times and run out of ideas around ep 6.10/10 You're Great is presented by The Alternative. Support the site and our show on Patreon.10/10 You're Great is presented by The Alternative. Support the site and our show on Patreon.Follow us on Instagram. You can also find Chris @ChrisFavata on most social media sites.Call the Hot Hotline: 360-559-2371Send an email: 1010youregreat@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hi Boys & Girls!  Here's today's show played live on Vocalboothradio.com - A mixed bag of Soulful Flavas for the Season of Love - Happy Valentines!  On the replay & download! Thanks to everyone who locked in & locked on!  Sending Peace, Love & Blessing to you all x Sahara247 

Hi Boys & Girls!  Here's today's show played live on Vocalboothradio.com - A mixed bag of Soulful Flavas for the Season of Love - Happy Valentines!  On the replay & download! Thanks to everyone who locked in & locked on!  Sending Peace, Love & Blessing to you all x Sahara247 

IN THE MIX W/ T.G.I.F VIBE 2 - AFROBEATS, AMAPIANO AND MORE 2/13/2026 by DJ Dee Money

Ladies and gentlemen of the Cha Cha Nation, welcome back to another episode of the Cha Cha Music Review Series. This week on Cha Cha Music Review, we break down new music from across Afrobeats, R&B, and African Hip-Hop. We review fresh drops from Odumodublvck, Wande Coal, Qing Madi, Sarkodie, Phyno, Flavour, Yemi Alade, Johnny Drille, Barry Jhay, and Lyta.We also discuss production trends, standout vocals, R&B returns, and industry conversations around songwriting and credits involving Don Jazzy.If you love discovering new African music, honest song ratings, and culture-driven music commentary, this episode is for you.

IN THE MIX W/ T.G.I.F VIBE - AFROBEATS, AMAPIANO AND MORE 2/212/2026 by DJ Dee Money

Considered the father of Afrobeat, Nigerian musician Fela Kuti used his music in the 1970s to combat colonial values and brutal dictatorship. Former Radiolab host Jad Abumrad tells his story in the podcast series, ‘Fela Kuti: Fear No Man.' He spoke with Terry Gross. Also, Fresh Air's longtime executive producer Danny Miller is retiring. We close out the show with an appreciation and send-off from the staff. Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

The first installment to gaia.WAV radio series: The name gaia.WAV is a nod to mother nature in mythology, at our bi-weekly party, we spotlight global sounds from around the world with an emphasis on drums, our greatest connector. This mix feature Marc Anthony, JULS, Joé Dwet Filé, Willie Colon, Rihanna, Vanco & more. Press play and enjoy! Tracklist: Bad + Fever (DJ SYTHER EDIT) - Usher + WizKid Shake It To The Max (FLY) [Remix] - MOLIY, Silent Addy, Skillibeng & Shenseea Hot Body (Bo Bounce EDIT) - Ayra Starr YUKON (Afrobeat Remix) - Justin Bieber DO 4 LOVE (Onderkoffer Remix) - Snoh Aalegra Happy Birthday (Bo Bounce "Oroma" Mashup) - Busy Signal Can't Believe It (Bo Bounce EDIT) - T-Pain Kompavana (salsa + kompa) - alexckj The Greatest Bend Over (KONPA REMIX) - DJ Aggy NJ Finesse (KONPA REMIX) ft. Solo Gawd - Diddy Deus Hold Yuh (KOMPA REMIX) - Gyptian + Groovvyyy Work (KOMPA ZOUK KIZOMBA REMIX) - Rihanna ft. Tiemdi R&B (DJ LUB KOMPA REMIX) - Davido ft. Shenseea & 450 4 Kampé vs M.O.B (Fess Ka Fe Bang TRANSITION) - Joé Dwet Filé Ready Or Not (BIICE REMIX) - The Fugees La Murga (Nick Bike Remix) - Willie Colón & Hector Lavoe PIToRRO DE COCO - Bad Bunny LA MuDANZA - Bad Bunny Valio La Pena - Marc Anthony Peru (MMR EDIT) - Rio + Fireboy DML 21 Questions (DRIXONTHEBEAT EDIT) - 50 Cent Batida do Sol - JULS ONOME - Odeal KISSING IN PUBLIC (Bo Bounce EDIT) - Destin Conrad MUÉVETE CONMIGO (esentrik x trademarc edit) - Adam Port, Stryv, Malachiii Monalisa Future Kawina Edit (FS Green Version) - FS Green + MrJetFly + Lojay LEIH BEYDARI (DJ SUDI REMIX) - Ruby Ma Tnsani (Yalla Habibi) (DJames Acap Intro) - Vanco ft. AYA Habibi Groove - M.Hustler, Color Zebra Aicha (feat. Mumba Yachi) [Ghedi 3Step Remix] - Eran Hersh & El Mukuka Dtmf (Nick + Dopeman FINAL PENA TOUCHER) - Bad Bunny YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMnKzE97UhM

Brace yourself for the Super Bowl halftime showdown that left fans reeling! Georgia, Gary, and Tambra Cherie spill the tea on Bad Bunny's audacious decision to defy language norms, sparking a cultural firestorm. From the electrifying Afro-Beats to the jaw-dropping moments of Prince and Michael Jackson, this episode uncovers the explosive truths behind the performances that shook the world. Tune in for the drama, the controversy, and the cultural revelations that everyone is talking about! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

IN THE MIX W/ DJ DEE MONEY - Morning vibes - Afrobeats 2/9/2026 by DJ Dee Money

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticJoin The Normandy For Additional Bonus Audio And Visual Content For All Things Nme+! Join Here: https://ow.ly/msoH50WCu0KDon Toliver unleashes his fifth studio album OCTANE, released January 30, 2026, via Cactus Jack/Atlantic. Building on the high-octane energy of 2024's Hardstone Psycho, this 18-track project continues the "more fuel consumption" theme with explosive melodic trap-R&B fusion, heavy bass, beat switches, and motorhead-inspired motifs.The Houston native—known for auto-tuned vocals, soulful hooks, and viral TikTok smashes like “No Idea” and “After Party”—delivers high-energy anthems from the jump. Standout features include Yeat on “Rendezvous,” Rema on “Secondhand,” Travis Scott on “Rosary,” Teezo Touchdown on “All The Signs,” and SahBabii, amplifying cross-genre reach from trap to Afrobeats adjacency.Analytic Dreamz on Notorious Mass Effect breaks down the sonic profile: futuristic production, strong opening sequences, and vocal prowess that elevate the ride, despite some critics noting mid-album stretches and perceived bloat.Critical reception splits—Pitchfork awards 6.5/10 for personality and features amid underwhelming moments, while Clash praises 8/10 for cohesion and consistency. User scores on Album of the Year hover 60–80, highlighting production futurism and debate over editing.Commercially, OCTANE marks Don Toliver's first #1 debut on Billboard 200 with ~135K–157K first-week units (including ~20K pure sales via vinyl/merch bundles), nearly doubling Hardstone Psycho's peak and claiming 2026's biggest opening so far. Pre-release buzz from lead single “Tiramisu” (Sept 2025), pop-ups, Reebok collabs, and playlist optimization fueled streaming dominance.This rollout cements Toliver's Tier-1 escalation: sustained growth, merchandising muscle, and strategic features driving global consumption in melodic trap's core demographic. Analytic Dreamz explores how OCTANE solidifies his place as a consistent hitmaker blending accessibility with experimental edge. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/analytic-dreamz-notorious-mass-effect/donationsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

DJ Dee Money - IN THE MIX W_ DJ DEE MONEY - WEEKEND VIBES R&B, AFROBEATS, AMAPIANO AND MORE 2_7_2026_01 by DJ Dee Money

IN THE MIX W_ T.G.I.F VIBE - AFROBEATS, AMAPIANO AND MORE 2-7-2026 by DJ Dee Money

IN THE MIX W_ DJ DEE MONEY - Morning vibes - Afrobeats 2_4_2026 by DJ Dee Money

Nia I'man Smith is a scholar and radio host based in Bloomington, Indiana. She's currently a PhD candidate in the Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology at Indiana University Bloomington. Smith is also the creator and host of Sonic Blacknuss, a biweekly program on Bloomington's community radio station, WFHB. The show offers a thoughtfully curated journey through Black music — from jazz and soul to R&B, funk, blues, bossa nova, and Afrobeat. Each episode is built around a central theme, tracing the deep connections between history, culture, and memory. Cultural Manifesto host Kyle Long recently spoke with Nia about her work as a scholar and radio DJ. She also brought along some music to share.

The military government in Guinea-Bissau has suspended a scientific trial for the hepatitis B vaccine administered to newborns. The trial is funded by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to the tune of $1.6 million and conducted by scientists from the University of Southern Denmark. The Bissau government says the study will be subjected to a technical and ethical review. And, almost three decades after his death, Nigeria's Fela Kuti, who pioneered the Afrobeats music genre, is set to be feted with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.Presenter: Nkechi Ogbonna Producers: Bella Twine, Blessing Aderogba and Mark Wilberforce Technical Producer: Terry Chege Senior Producer: Charles Gitonga Editors: Samuel Murunga and Maryam Abdalla