Podcasts about endia

On today's show, I interview Endia Henry. Endia, pronounced India, is a principal consultant in the healthcare technology industry. She is also an entrepreneur, who started selling bamboo wig caps out of necessity. More on that later in the show. Endia describes her hair texture as soft like cotton, airy and fluffy. She embraced her natural four years ago, and typically wears it in a twisted style pulled away from her face. Let's go back to Endia's hair beginnings in Decatur, Georgia.

Dr. Endia Lindo. Endia is an Associate Professor of Special Education at Texas Christian University. She also is an executive board member and past president of the Council for Exceptional Children's (CEC) Division for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Exceptional Learners (DDEL). Her research focuses on improving the reading comprehension of students with learning difficulties and disabilities and educators' cultural competence. Dr. Lindo engages as a critical quantitative researcher whose work examines what is known and needed to establish, implement, and sustain school and community-based intervention practice especially for those students in which multiple vulnerabilities (e.g., disability, poverty, and cultural and linguistic differences) intersect.“Choices have invoices.” ~ Busta Rhymes Websites and clickable links:Endia's faculty pageDDEL's website What is PALS?PALS on What Works Clearinghouse Children of the CodeOther Think Aloud guests/episodes we mentioned:Mark Schneider - E41 was the Director of the Institute for Educational Sciences (IES)Jessica Toste - E31 is at the University of TexasTo read: (Check out your local bookstore or favorite online provider)Unstuck & Unstoppable: Shake Off the Past, Find Your Purpose, Get on with Your Life by Jimn KylesJim Crow's Pink Slip: The Untold Story of Black Principal and Teacher Leadership by Leslie T. Fenwick et al.Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams by Matthew Walker et al.Intersectionality in Education: Toward More Equitable Policy, Research, and Practice by Wendy Cavendish et al.

Send us a Text Message.A Gluten Free Podcast Episode 127 My guest on today's episode is Associate Professor, gastroenterologist & coeliac disease researcher, Jason Tye-Din. We'll talk about his own allergy journey & personal connection to coeliac disease, developing simple diagnoses, gluten exposure testing, possible preventions for this condition & the mental health research around coeliac disease.   What we'll cover: * Jason's personal journey of living with a peanut allergy * Jason's wife's coeliac disease diagnosis * Developing simple & effective diagnoses: Interleukin 2 (possibility of avoiding gluten challenge & gastroscopy in future) * Stool & urine gluten exposure testing  * The current research into brain fog & other various mental health associations with coeliac disease * Disorder of the gut/brain axis (DGBI), gut hypnotherapy & the gut microbiome * Australia first ENDIA study (Environmental Determinants of Islet Autoimmunity) in relation to Type 1 Diabetes & coeliac disease research * How to get involved & find out more about the research & trials Links WEHI website Current coeliac disease clinical trials Buy tickets to A Gluten Free Evening

In this episode, two Davidson students and DMP collaborators interview Endia Beal, an artist, educator, and photographer from North Carolina. Endia discusses her educational background and how she found solace in art after experiencing a tragedy in high school. She decided to focus her artwork on racism, discrimination, and systemic marginalization to shed light on untold truths and initiate important conversations. Her series of works, "Am I What You're Looking For?" features young women transitioning into careers, and she photographs them in their own homes to create a sense of comfort and authenticity. The artist emphasizes the importance of avoiding imposing her own biases on her subjects and making the portraits a collaborative effort. The conversation then delves into microaggressions and their impact on the workplace. The artist shares her personal experience of facing prejudiced interview questions and how it inspired her art project, "Mock Interview." This project involved interviewing young white men with similar questions to those asked of women of color in real interviews, creating empathy and understanding. The artist's workshops aim to promote empathy and vulnerability by encouraging participants to share personal stories. She believes that art can initiate positive change and growth for both the artist and the audience, fostering understanding and empathy among diverse communities.

Endia Stigall has Got Next!!! Welcome to the SLT “You Got Next” series. This series is dedicated to the athlete/actor/entrepreneur who doesn't ask for any recognition but continues to push themselves to limits that many didn't think they had. We see you and we want to let the world know who you are... we present to you the SLT next series and Endia Stigall has "Got Next" Make sure you subscribe, like and follow us on IG, Twitter and Facebook @sportlifetalk. You can watch the live streamed show on our Sportslifetalk Facebook page and on our YouTube channel. Want

What can food imaginaries of the past reveal about pathways towards food justice? In this episode, Gastronomica Editorial Collective member Bob Valgenti talks with sociologist Endia Louise Hayes about her newest article, featured in Gastronomica's Summer 2022 issue. Drawing together political histories, lived experience, and collaborative discourses for future possibilities, Endia uncovers the role of African American food imaginaries in creating sustainable foodways. In spotlighting the work of George Washington Carver, Fannie Lou Hamer, and Edna Lewis, Endia discusses land access, community care, pleasure, and freedom, and shares some of the building blocks of an alternative food movement.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Gastronomica by becoming a member!Gastronomica is Powered by Simplecast.

Sony Alpha Photographers Podcast host Tony Gale chats with artist and Sony Artisan Endia Beal. They talk about Endia got started with photography, her work, photographers who inspire her, the gear she uses and more. You can see her work on on her website endiabeal.com, on Instagram @endiabeal and learn about her book and upcoming exhibition The Sony Alpha Photographers Podcast is part of the Alpha Universe Podcast Network. See more at alphauniverse.com.

A theme park haunted house is the home base for a band of misfits, and a portal to hell in this week's comic.

Our guest this week is returneeeeeeeee Endia Kneipp all the way from Switzerland! International! Wow! We're so happy she came back on the show to talk about her new projects and also talk about burnout and maybe the energy it takes to work on creative projects like comics while trying to do adult things (like learn German in this case). We hope you enjoy. Also we were super psyched to have our friend (and Manga "expert") Chris join us as well.    The valentine comic can be found on Endia's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/endiakneipp/ Support Endia on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/endiakneipp Find Dr. Song's Very Human Robot, Zero here:  https://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/dr-songs-very-human-robot-zero/list?title_no=739568   Hey Everyone! Thanks for listening! We took a small break but we're back with new episodes! 

With Donte' gone, Toya and Endia have girl talk about online dating, sending nudes, and DM etiquette. To see the video, check us out on YouTube and subscribe to BaldyLocs Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dojoro/support

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On today's episode we have my good sister Endia Bass and she has a testimony for yall! So much that we had to break this episode down into 2 parts. Tap in and you'll see why!

On this weeks' episode of MamaBetes, we are very excited to be chatting about ENDIA - The Environmental Determinants of Islet Autoimmunity (ENDIA) Study. The ENDIA study aims to find the cause(s) of type 1 diabetes to inform ways to prevent it. Joining us for this episode is Kelly McGorm, who is the Engagement Coordinator of ENDIA.If you wish to find out some more about ENDIA, such as more about what they do or more information for participants, you can do so by clicking HERE. Make sure you subscribe to us wherever you listen to your podcast so you never miss an episode, and leave us a review so that others can find us too. Please jump over and find us on Facebook, Instagram & Twitter. The MamaBetes team love connecting with you on these platforms! To reach out, please email us at mamabetes.podcast@gmail.com.If during this podcast series you feel you need to reach out for additional support, please contact your usual treating team, PANDA's National Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Helpline on 1300 726 306 or LifeLine on 13 11 14 outside of PANDAs operating hours.

Dr. Megan Penno joins us to discuss environmental determinants of islet autoimmunity.   This episode is in Ask the Expert format.   Ask the Expert is a 30 minute digital cafe experience where scientists and grad students can meet up and exchange with thought leaders in the field of type one diabetes.    Link below to sign up for a seat in the cafe!   https://thesugarscience.org/ask-the-expert

You may have heard the term fast fashion, which refers to the design, manufacturing and marketing of rapidly produced high volumes of clothing, usually made with low quality materials and sold for a cheap price. This method of fashion encourages quick turnover of clothing which produces more textile waste, pollution, and unsafe work environments for garment workers. It's estimated that Americans generate 16 million tons of textile waste per year, about 85% of which is sent to landfill or incinerated. Clothes donated to thrift stores and charity shops will often send unwanted clothing overseas, usually to East African and Southeast Asian countries. When these countries receive such large amounts of secondhand garments, it reduces the demand for locally made clothing, which is harmful to their economy, So, what can we do to prevent clothing waste? Well, to start, we can reduce the amount of clothing that we are purchasing. Opt to buy clothing that has a classic design that can be worn for many years. Take better care of your clothing - wash them less and repair any defects that happen from normal wear and tear. Shop secondhand when you do need a new item of clothing. Or if shop with companies that use recycled materials or are environmentally aware when creating new garments. When a piece of clothing has reached the end of it's life or you no longer need it, if it's in good condition, donate to someone who will give it new life, recycle it responsibly or reuse it in some way around your home. And that is what we call circular fashion. In todays episode, we're talking with two sustainable brown girls who have created businesses in circular fashion by repurposing and reselling unwanted clothing and accessories. Our first guest is Camille Lee, the owner of Wear Em Out Tees, an online shop selling upcycled t-shirts for the environmentally conscious consumer. The brand is all about pre-loved fashion, landfill diversion and circular fashion. Our second guest is Endia Henry, owner of Designer Accessory Adoption, an online boutique for pre-owned designer items. Through her shop and providing style advice, Endia's mission is to make high quality luxury and contemporary accessories attainable for more people. We'll be talking to each sustainable brown girl about how and why they started their business around circular fashion. Wear Em Out Tees Website: www.wearemouttees.com Follow WEOT on IG: https://www.instagram.com/wearemouttees/ Follow WEOT on FB: https://www.facebook.com/wearemouttees Designer Accessory Adoption Website: https://daaconsignment.com/ Follow DAA on IG: https://www.instagram.com/designeraccessoryadoption/ Subscribe to DAA on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvq2XdxORLbDstdTrIdOBcA Follow DAA on FB: https://www.facebook.com/DAAConsignment SBG Website: https://www.sustainablebrowngirl.com/ SBG on IG: https://www.instagram.com/sustainablebrowngirl/ SBG on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMTYdJ87UUbMxgkx_WwNzag SBG Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/259424485303892/

This episode is the first in a series dedicated to talking about teaching art while still having some personal success as an artist. Everyone in this series will be asked Who were your teachers or mentors How do you balance teaching and making Who do you see getting hired today as teachers Where does art rank in importance in your school Who are the students that you serve What's your favorite teaching assignment Give us a pro-tip for teaching or photographing Endia Beal is a North Carolina based artist, curator, and author. Beal's work merges fine arts with social justice. She uses photography and video to reveal the often overlooked and unappreciated experiences unique to people of color. Specifically, Beal's first monograph, Performance Review, brings together work over a 10-year period that highlights the realities and challenges for women of color in the corporate workplace. She lectures about these experiences, which also addresses bias in corporate hiring practices. https://endiabeal.com This episode is sponsored by the Charcoal Book Club - https://charcoalbookclub.com Beal is featured in several online editorials including The New York Times, NBC, BET, Huffington Post, and National Geographic; she also appeared in TIME Magazine, VICE Magazine, Essence, Marie Claire and Newsweek. Her work has been exhibited in several institutions including the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University in Durham, NC; The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit, MI, and Aperture Foundation in New York, NY. Beal's photographs are in private and public collections, such as The Studio Museum in Harlem in New York, NY, Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago in Chicago, IL, and Portland State University in Portland, OR. She is a fellow of the Center for Curatorial Leadership and completed residencies at Harvard Art Museums, the Center for Photography at Woodstock and McColl Center for Art + Innovation. Beal received grants from the Magnum Foundation and the Open Society Foundation, among others. Endia holds a dual BFA-AH in art history and studio art from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an MFA from Yale University; she has also completed the certification from the Executive Education in Fostering Inclusion and Diversity Program at Yale School of Management.

Tune in to Episode 31 where we speak with North Carolina-based artist, teacher and curator, Endia Beal. She discusses the power of collaboration as a way to collectively heal. She uses photography and video to reveal the often overlooked and unappreciated experiences unique to people of color. Her work has been featured in New York Times, NBC, BET, Huffington Post, National Geographic.

Coming at you from H-Town this week while we prepare for Bachelorette weekend, the pod has a special guest-- it's cousin Endia again!! True to our "no shame in our game" policy, we talk about how love brings out your inner freak, why buttwipes are necessary, Lil Nas X and his problematic ways, and why hand sanitizer is only for use outside the body.Make sure to tune in every Tuesday and subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Buzzsprout, and IHeartRadio! Screenshot this episode and tag @fulldisclosurepodcast on Instagram and @fulldisclosurep on Twitter to get shared on our story! You can also join us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/FullDisclosureWithK2

This week on MamaBetes we are joined once again by Belinda Moore, paediatric nurse, midwife, diabetes ducator and Endia study research nurse as we chat about induction of labour deliveries. Rachel and Ash share their personal stories of being induced, whilst Belinda provides valuable information about different types of inductions and what women with diabetes may experience in their inductions.Make sure you subscribe to us wherever you listen to your podcast so you never miss an episode, and leave us a review so that others can find us too. Please jump over and find us on Facebook, Instagram & Twitter. The MamaBetes team love connecting with you on these platforms! To reach out, please email us at mamabetes.podcast@gmail.com.If during this podcast series you feel you need to reach out for additional support, please contact your usual treating team, PANDA's National Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Helpline on 1300 726 306 or LifeLine on 13 11 14 outside of PANDAs operating hours.

In episode 147 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed considering the ethics of guilt and digital documentation, commenting on two worlds of photography, and the importance of embracing new technology, thinking and practice. Plus this week photographer Endia Beal takes on the challenge of supplying Grant with an audio file no longer than 5 minutes in length in which she answer's the question ‘What Does Photography Mean to You?' Endia Beal is an African-American visual artist, curator, and educator. She graduated from the University of North Carolina with a double bachelor's degree in Art History and Studio Art and as an undergraduate student attended the Studio Art Centre International in Florence, Italy focusing on classic Art History of High Renaissance period. In 2013, she completed a master's degree from Yale School of Art in Fine Arts and Photography. During this time she created her first body of work exploring the struggles of women of colour in the professional field, in the corporate space in particular. Since 2014 Beal has worked as the Director of Diggs Gallery at Winston-Salem State University and is an Associate Professor of Art at the university. Her work has featured in several online editorials including NBC, the Huffington Post, Slate Magazine and the National Geographic. Her work has been exhibited in several institutions including the Charles H. Wright Museum in Detroit, Michigan, the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Art and Culture based in Charlotte, NC, the Aperture Foundation of New York, and the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at the State University of New York. https://endiabeal.com Grant Scott is the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Routledge 2014), The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Routledge 2015), New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography (Routledge 2019). His book What Does Photography Mean to You? including 89 photographers who have contributed to the A Photographic Life podcast is on sale now £9.99 https://bluecoatpress.co.uk/product/what-does-photography-mean-to-you/ © Grant Scott 2021

From her own experience of objectification and othering in corporate culture, Beal innovates entry points to spotlight the experience of ‘double consciousness' as described by W.E.B. Du Bois, currently referred to as code switching, by compiling the stories of 65 Black women. Also collaborating with white students and colleagues she probes differences in human experiences, exposes assumptions, advances awareness, and increases diversity maturity.In this book group, Endia Beal and Michelle Dunn Marsh discuss, among other things:Questioning conformity and “similar-to-me” biasHumanness transcending race and genderInvestment in scholarship to place more representative stories in the historical canon The challenges and reality of fear as a maker/creator The impact of others believing in your workBringing subjective truths to conversations on race and gender Supporting the people who create platforms for conversations on diversity, inclusion and equityMentorship and community in the creative processResourcesEndia Beals' Workshops Young, Black, Female and Envisioning Corporate Life9-5 film by Endia BealOffice Scene by Endia BealSeeing being Seen - link to be a co publisher Allyship & ActionGirl Trek and Black Women's History BootcampUncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man - by Emmanuel AchoMy Grandmothers' Hands - by Resmaa MenakemEndia Beal Website | InstagramEngage with J. Sybylla Smith https://www.jsybyllasmith.com Instagram @jsybylla and Facebook @j.sybylla.smith

In this episode of Journey Heart-to-Heart, hosts Erica and Larisha welcome special guest Endia Bass to answer the question, "Should Christians pledge Greek?" Endia has a powerful testimony on what it means to come out from the world to truly follow Christ. This episode is filled with real experiences, moments of reflection and, as always, an empowering takeaway message. Tune in! Intro/Outro Music: Leviathe - Yummu - Pop by/ Text Me Records

Endia Bass, founder of the ministry "Out from Among Them" joins the show to share her testimony of coming out of a Black Greek Letter Organization and how the Lord led her to help others renounce secret societies. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/focusedradioshow/support

Illustrator and comic artist Endia Kneipp joins us on this episode to talk about her work and how she got started as an artist, also with tips for upcoming artists and a little bit about her most recent project Willow White (which you can read for FREE on her website https://endiakneipp.com/willow-white-the-illustrated-story) Follow her Patreon as well at https://www.patreon.com/endiakneipp We also review Rex Radley: Boy Adventurer (#1) by Winston Gambro with the help of special guest reviewer Henry, age 6.  Thanks for listening! Please subscribe to catch new episodes! 

Hosts Ash & Rachel talk to Midwife, Diabetes Educator, Paediatric Nurse and ENDIA study research nurse, Belinda Moore, about the role of midwives and their importance in pregnancy for women with pre-existing diabetes. We discuss how women with diabetes can benefit from regular contact with midwives throughout their pregnancy and labour care.Speak to your clinic about setting up regular midwife support appointments. You can contact ADIPS for more information about the role of midwives in your pregnancy with pre-existing diabetes. The Pregnancy, Birth and Baby hotline can be reached on 1800  882 436 or visit https://www.pregnancybirthbaby.org.au/Make sure you subscribe to us wherever you listen to your podcast so you never miss an episode, and leave us a review so that others can find us too. Please jump over and find us on Facebook, Instagram & Twitter. The MamaBetes team love connecting with you on these platforms! To reach out, please email us at mamabetes.podcast@gmail.com.If during this podcast series you feel you need to reach out for additional support, please contact your usual treating team, PANDA's National Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Helpline on 1300 726 306 or LifeLine on 13 11 14 outside of PANDAs operating hours.

Rev. Dr. Stephen T. Cook is the district superintendent in the Mississippi Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church for the West Jackson District, which includes eight counties: Claiborne, Issaquena, Sharkey, Warren, Yazoo, and portions of Hinds, Madison, and Humphreys. As a district superintendent, Dr. Cook has implemented a district strategy that empowers both clergy and laity with leadership tools for effective and vital ministry. This strategy focuses on church revitalization, leadership development, and new church planting.  Dr. Cook previously served as the Pastor of Central United Methodist Church in Jackson, Mississippi. Prior to Central, he served nine years as pastor of Revels Memorial United Methodist Church in Greenville, Mississippi.The Mississippi Annual Conference honored Dr. Cook by electing him to the 2020 General and Jurisdictional Conferences as a reserve delegate. He began serving as Dean of the Cabinet effective July 1, 2019. He has been an elder in the United Methodist Church for over 17 years. He is a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated. Dr. Cook is a native of Carrollton, Mississippi and graduated from Mississippi State University, Starkville, with a Bachelor of Arts degree and Memphis Theological Seminary, Memphis, Tennessee, with a Master of Divinity degree and a Doctor of Ministry degree. He has shared 20 years of marriage with his beautiful wife, Erma.  They have the joy of being parents to two daughters:  Sylvia and Endia.  Their daughter, Sylvia, is married to Joshua Nichols.   They reside in Nashville, Tennessee.  Dr. Cook's  hobbies are reading, jogging, and playing basketball.His favorite scripture reference is Proverbs 3: 5-6: “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.” Don't miss this episode..."This Is The Year For Your New Book"www.selfpublishn30days.com

In the episode we were joined by two very special guests, Associate Professor John Wentworth and Belinda Moore. John is a visiting Endocrinologist and the Royal Melbourne Hospital, a senior diabetes researcher at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, lead for TrialNet in Australia and New Zealand and he is involved with the ENDIA study. Belinda is a Research Nurse Study Coordinator at ENDIA, a credentialed Diabetes Educator, Peadiatric Nurse and Registered Midwife. In this episode we covered lots of interesting topics including how diabetes affects Aboriginal communities, current research into the detection and cure of type 1 diabetes, diabetes in pregnancy and how diabetes affects mental health.

Ever wondered about Yoni steaming?We have and so we HAD to have this conversation a quick and straight to the point episode with Endia owner of Womb Therapy Endeed.She goes over the benefits of Yoni steaming, touched on holistic health, and even shared with us some of the products she created to help us take care of our yoni. Let's not make it awkward sometimes things get off down there and taking a more healthier approach is the key!You can follow Endia on IG @wombtherapyendeed to book your yoni steaming, purchase some of her products to jump start your yoni health.

Endia Beal is a North Carolina based artist, who is internationally known for her photographic narratives and video testimonies that examine the personal, yet contemporary stories of marginalized communities and individuals. Beal currently serves as the Director of Diggs Gallery at Winston-Salem State University and Associate Professor of Art. As a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2008, Beal earned a dual bachelor’s degree in Art History and Studio Art. During her undergraduate studies, she attended the Studio Art Center International in Florence, Italy focusing on High Renaissance Art History and the romance languages of the Italian culture. Following graduation, Beal was one of four women nationally selected to participate in ArtTable, a program designed to promote women in the visual arts. Representing the Washington, D.C. district, she assisted in the curation of the Andy Warhol Exhibit at the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery of George Washington University. Beal used this experience as a platform to advocate for minority opportunities within the arts. She was instrumental in creating marketing campaigns that redefined the way minority communities interact with art. Her work experience includes the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, the Connecticut Center for Arts and Technology, and The New York Times Magazine. In 2013, Beal graduated from Yale School of Art, with a Master of Fine Arts in Photography. While attending Yale, she created a body of work that explores the relationship of minority women within the corporate space. Her work was fully developed during the artist-in-residence program at the Center for Photography at Woodstock. Beal aligns herself with artists such as Carrie Mae Weems and Lorna Simpson, who use stories as the vehicle to question conformity and gender norms.   Resources:   Download the free Candid Frame app for your favorite smart device. Click here to download for . Click here to download Support the work we do at The Candid Frame with contributing to our Patreon effort.  You can do this by visiting or visiting the website and clicking on the Patreon button. You can also provide a one-time donation via . You can follow Ibarionex on and .  

DJ Hol Up and Minz are out with their highly anticipated record titled Calling Me. A tune just right for the Summer! Get your shaku shaku moves ready for this song and enjoy!The record Calling Me is produced by Mowizzy"If you loved this track please also check out Dj Hol Up's latest Naija Mixtape featuring the Track List of:Ajebutter22 - Ghana BounceL.A.X - Gbefun (Prod. by Minz)Soft - TatooTekno -BETerry Apala - Bad-girl ft BisolaSimi - JoromiShayDee - Make Sense ft WizkidSean Tizzle - WastedWIZKID - MEDICINEMinz - OdoyewuAu- Pro Ghetto Love ft Burna BoyKrizbeatz - Erima ft Davido & TeknoTekno - GOTimaya - Ah Blem BlemCuppy Ft Tekno - Green Light2Kingz x Patoranking x Timaya - Bend DownFlavour - Baby Na YokaGESHOMO Ft. 2Baba x WizkidTiwa Savage - Ma Lo feat wizkid2Baba - Gaga ShuffleHumblesmith - FocusZoro - Land LadyDapo Tuburna -African LadyChopstix ft. Yung L x Endia x Timaya - Intanashona BabyCozy feat Magnito - One HundredRuntown - For LifeKlever Jay x Reekado Banks -Kini Level YenTiwa Savage - Get It NowPraiz - Me & You Ft. SarkodieMaleek Berry - Pon My MindRuntown - EnergyBracket - Just LikeThatL.A.X Run AwayMayorkun - MamaDavido - FIADj Neptune - WHY ft RuntownDavido -Flora My FlawaOrezi - Cooking PotPhyno - Zamo Zamo ft Wande CoalSkales - Kpete WickedWizkid - Soco ft. Ceeza Milli, Spotless & Terri StarboySkuki -ForkanizerYcee - JUICE (ft. Maleek Berry)Ayo Jay - Correct G - Davido x OlamideKiss Daniel - YebaHarrysong - Under The DuvetYung L- GbewaDJ Jimmy Jatt - Oshe ft WizkidCkay - Gaddemit ft DremoSona - GingerDJ Spinall X Wizkid - NowoWizkid - ManyaPhlex - Medicina 2.0 ft. OlamideDJ Jimmy Jatt ft. Burna Boy - ChaseKevv - Gyalis Man ft King Perryy & BoybreedFalz - Something light ft YceeWaga G - Omandimma ft Phyno ZoroDavido - Like DatOlamide - Fine Fine Girls (feat. Tiwa Savage)Del B - Boogie DownAttitude - Na SoToby Grey - VibesNiniola - SickerTiwa Savage - Sugar CaneSugarboy - Chop ft YceeLil Kesh - RoraaOrezi - HalleluyahSmaill Doctor -This YearMr Real - Legbegbe X Idowest X Obadice X Kelvin chuksDj Sidez - Oshozondi ft slimcaseCDQ - Say-BabaCaze - PhakishaDanny S - EgeD banj - Issa Banger ft Slimcase & Mr RealCashwale ft. Idowest - HandkerchiefIdowest - Omo Shepeteri ft SlimcaseOlamide - Science StudentTekno OG Flimzy Selebobo-AnyhowTiwa Savage x Reminisce x Slimcase x DJ Enimoney -DietOladips- Lalakukulala feat. ReminisceNaira Marley - Issa Goal ft. Olamide & Lil KeshSeriki - Saka ManjeOlamide - Sheevita JuiceWande Coal - Tur-key NlaOmoAkin Ft Reekado Banks - FunwonReekado Banks - Easy ( JeJe )Patronking - AvailableL.A.X - Gwara GwaraOrezi - Whine For Daddy ft TeknoSkiibii - OGUMEkizz Daniel - for youDavid Guetta & Sia FlamesMaitre Gims Con Duo Avec Vianney La MemeGirls Like You - Maroon 5 Feat. Cardi BPraise The Lord (Da Shine) - A$AP Rocky Feat. SkeptaDJango - Dadju Feat. FranglishX - Nicky Jam & J BalvinAudio - LSD Feat. Sia, Diplo & LabrinthLive It Up (Official Song 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia) - Nicky Jam Feat. Will Smith & Era IstrefiAlright - JainComplètement Sonné - KeBlackJuste Pour Voir - S.Pri Noir Feat. NekfeuA L'ammoniaque - PNLRemind Me To Forget - Kygo & MiguelBlah Blah Blah - Armin Van BuurenI Like It - Cardi B & Bad Bunny & J BalvinNext To Me - Imagine Dragonsaune Feat. Léa PaciDemain (Bigflo & Oli X Petit Biscuit) - Bigflo & Oli & Petit BiscuitTa Marinière - Hoshi!I'll Be Back! - RilèsBetter Now - Post MaloneA-Star - Kupe DanceNice For What - DrakeIn My Feelings - DrakePour Oublier - Kendji GiracTe Boté (Remix) - Nicky Jam, Ozuna, Darell, Nio Garcia, Bad Bunny & Casper MagicoWizkid - Fevermaster groovepsycho kceeFlash BalanciegoKizz Daniel For you Kana Olamide Davido Assurance Wizkiddavido nwa babyMinz Naija 2018Dj Hol Up Dj holup Afrobeats 2018 Afrobeat NewDownload for free on The Artist Union

This Mix Is Perfect For The Weather Thats About To Come, The Holidays Coming Beach, Cocktails & Just SUN !! Press Play & Turn Up The Speakers & Don't Forget To Share ! Tracklist Down Below .. Maleek Berry - Pon My Mind Wizkid - Fake Love Ft Duncan Mighty Wande Coal - So Mi So Ceeza Milli - Yapa Terry Apala - Bad Girl ft.- Bisola Soft - Tattoo Wizkid - Lagos Vibes Mr. Eazi - Pour Me Water Davido - Assurance Dammy Billz - Hold Me Sona - Number Au Pro Ft -Burna Boy - Ghetto Love KiDi FT Davido x Mayorkun - Odo Remix Ebony - Date Your Father Simi - Joromi Burna Boy - Ye Olamide & Wizkid - Kana Mut4y ft Wizkid ft Ceeza Milli - Commando ShayDee Ft. WizKid - Make Sense Mr Eazi ft. Tekno - Short Skirt LAX - Nobody Ft Wizkid DJ Spinall X Wizkid - Nowo Samklef ft Demarco, Ceeza Milli, DJ Dimplez - African Gyal Davido - FIA Orezi - Cooking Pot Cozy - One Hundred Skuki - Slow Down Chopstix ft Yung L x Endia x Timaya - International Baby Klever Jay ft. Reekado Banks x Reminisce - Level Yen (Remix) Phlex ft Olamide - Medicine Afro B - Drogba Harrysong - Under the Duvet Wizkid - Soco Attitude - Na So Waga G - Omadimma Ft Phyno, Zoro Mut4y & Wizkid - Manya Olamide Ft Tiwa Savage - Fine Fine Girls Niniola - Sicker DelB - Boogie Down Dj Prince X Skales - Shaku Shaku Diet - feat Tiwa Savage x Reminisce x Slimcase x DJ Enimoney Idowest X Dammy Krane - Lepa Gau Tekno ft OG ,Flimzy, Selebobo - Anyhow Olamide - C. Ronaldo DJ Breezy - Kimpinstik ft. Medikal & Dahlin Gage Sugarboy ft. Ycee – Chop GuiltyBeatz x Mr Eazi x Patapaa X Pappy Kojo - Akwaaba Sugarboy ft. Ycee – Chop Lil Kesh - Apa Mi Caianda - Drop It Wande Coal - Tur-Key Nla Danny S - Ege Dribble Damibliz ft Mystro n Naira Marley - Jowabayi Cashwale - Handkerchief ft Idowest Olamide - Everyday Is Not A Christmas Lavish Ghost feat Slimcase - Lavish Idowest ft Dammy Krane & Slimcase – Omo Shepeteri L.a.x - Gwara Gwara (Baddest Version) Olamide - Owo Shayo Putu Putu - Giver Boi ft DJ Tira x DJ Maphorisa x DJ Sox x Naak Musiq Olamide - Wo DJ Sidez Ft Slimcase x Masta T Oshozondi CaZe - Phakisha Ft DJ Maphorisa Wande Coal - ISKABA ft. DJ Tunez Konga Ft Idowest - No Level OmoAkin - Funwon ft Reekado Banks

DJ Hol Up is out with his highly anticipated record titled I Gat U.The record I Gat U is produced by Que Beat and features DeshinorBe on the lookout for more mixes & tunes from DJ Hol UpDownload for free on The Artist UnionIf you loved this track please also check out Dj Hol Up's latest Naija Mixtape featuring the Track List of:Ajebutter22 - Ghana BounceL.A.X - Gbefun (Prod. by Minz)Soft - TatooTekno -BETerry Apala - Bad-girl ft BisolaSimi - JoromiShayDee - Make Sense ft WizkidSean Tizzle - WastedWIZKID - MEDICINEMinz - OdoyewuAu- Pro Ghetto Love ft Burna BoyKrizbeatz - Erima ft Davido & TeknoTekno - GOTimaya - Ah Blem BlemCuppy Ft Tekno - Green Light2Kingz x Patoranking x Timaya - Bend DownFlavour - Baby Na YokaGESHOMO Ft. 2Baba x WizkidTiwa Savage - Ma Lo feat wizkid2Baba - Gaga ShuffleHumblesmith - FocusZoro - Land LadyDapo Tuburna -African LadyChopstix ft. Yung L x Endia x Timaya - Intanashona BabyCozy feat Magnito - One HundredRuntown - For LifeKlever Jay x Reekado Banks -Kini Level YenTiwa Savage - Get It NowPraiz - Me & You Ft. SarkodieMaleek Berry - Pon My MindRuntown - EnergyBracket - Just LikeThatL.A.X Run AwayMayorkun - MamaDavido - FIADj Neptune - WHY ft RuntownDavido -Flora My FlawaOrezi - Cooking PotPhyno - Zamo Zamo ft Wande CoalSkales - Kpete WickedWizkid - Soco ft. Ceeza Milli, Spotless & Terri StarboySkuki -ForkanizerYcee - JUICE (ft. Maleek Berry)Ayo Jay - Correct G - Davido x OlamideKiss Daniel - YebaHarrysong - Under The DuvetYung L- GbewaDJ Jimmy Jatt - Oshe ft WizkidCkay - Gaddemit ft DremoSona - GingerDJ Spinall X Wizkid - NowoWizkid - ManyaPhlex - Medicina 2.0 ft. OlamideDJ Jimmy Jatt ft. Burna Boy - ChaseKevv - Gyalis Man ft King Perryy & BoybreedFalz - Something light ft YceeWaga G - Omandimma ft Phyno ZoroDavido - Like DatOlamide - Fine Fine Girls (feat. Tiwa Savage)Del B - Boogie DownAttitude - Na SoToby Grey - VibesNiniola - SickerTiwa Savage - Sugar CaneSugarboy - Chop ft YceeLil Kesh - RoraaOrezi - HalleluyahSmaill Doctor -This YearMr Real - Legbegbe X Idowest X Obadice X Kelvin chuksDj Sidez - Oshozondi ft slimcaseCDQ - Say-BabaCaze - PhakishaDanny S - EgeD banj - Issa Banger ft Slimcase & Mr RealCashwale ft. Idowest - HandkerchiefIdowest - Omo Shepeteri ft SlimcaseOlamide - Science StudentTekno OG Flimzy Selebobo-AnyhowTiwa Savage x Reminisce x Slimcase x DJ Enimoney -DietOladips- Lalakukulala feat. ReminisceNaira Marley - Issa Goal ft. Olamide & Lil KeshSeriki - Saka ManjeOlamide - Sheevita JuiceWande Coal - Tur-key NlaOmoAkin Ft Reekado Banks - FunwonReekado Banks - Easy ( JeJe )Patronking - AvailableL.A.X - Gwara GwaraOrezi - Whine For Daddy ft TeknoSkiibii - OGUME

Bringing you the top Nigerian afrobeats songs of the 2018Ajebutter22 - Ghana Bounce L.A.X - Gbefun (Prod. by Minz) Soft - TatooTekno -BE Terry Apala - Bad-girl ft BisolaSimi - JoromiShayDee - Make Sense ft WizkidSean Tizzle - WastedWIZKID - MEDICINE Minz - OdoyewuAu- Pro Ghetto Love ft Burna BoyKrizbeatz - Erima ft Davido & TeknoTekno - GOTimaya - Ah Blem BlemCuppy Ft Tekno - Green Light2Kingz x Patoranking x Timaya - Bend DownFlavour - Baby Na YokaGESHOMO Ft. 2Baba x Wizkid Tiwa Savage - Ma Lo feat wizkid2Baba - Gaga ShuffleHumblesmith - FocusZoro - Land Lady Dapo Tuburna -African LadyChopstix ft. Yung L x Endia x Timaya - Intanashona BabyCozy feat Magnito - One HundredRuntown - For Life Klever Jay x Reekado Banks -Kini Level Yen Tiwa Savage - Get It Now Praiz - Me & You Ft. Sarkodie Maleek Berry - Pon My MindRuntown - Energy Bracket - Just LikeThatL.A.X Run AwayMayorkun - MamaDavido - FIA Dj Neptune - WHY ft Runtown Davido -Flora My Flawa Orezi - Cooking PotPhyno - Zamo Zamo ft Wande CoalSkales - Kpete WickedWizkid - Soco ft. Ceeza Milli, Spotless & Terri StarboySkuki -ForkanizerYcee - JUICE (ft. Maleek Berry)Ayo Jay - Correct G - Davido x Olamide Kiss Daniel - YebaHarrysong - Under The Duvet Yung L- Gbewa DJ Jimmy Jatt - Oshe ft WizkidCkay - Gaddemit ft DremoSona - GingerDJ Spinall X Wizkid - NowoWizkid - Manya Phlex - Medicina 2.0 ft. OlamideDJ Jimmy Jatt ft. Burna Boy - ChaseKevv - Gyalis Man ft King Perryy & BoybreedFalz - Something light ft YceeWaga G - Omandimma ft Phyno ZoroDavido - Like Dat Olamide - Fine Fine Girls (feat. Tiwa Savage) Del B - Boogie DownAttitude - Na SoToby Grey - VibesNiniola - SickerTiwa Savage - Sugar CaneSugarboy - Chop ft YceeLil Kesh - Roraa Orezi - Halleluyah Smaill Doctor -This Year Mr Real - Legbegbe X Idowest X Obadice X Kelvin chuksDj Sidez - Oshozondi ft slimcaseCDQ - Say-BabaCaze - Phakisha Danny S - EgeD banj - Issa Banger ft Slimcase & Mr RealCashwale ft. Idowest - HandkerchiefIdowest - Omo Shepeteri ft SlimcaseOlamide - Science StudentTekno OG Flimzy Selebobo-AnyhowTiwa Savage x Reminisce x Slimcase x DJ Enimoney -Diet Oladips- Lalakukulala feat. ReminisceNaira Marley - Issa Goal ft. Olamide & Lil KeshSeriki - Saka Manje Olamide - Sheevita Juice Wande Coal - Tur-key NlaOmoAkin Ft Reekado Banks - FunwonReekado Banks - Easy ( JeJe )Patronking - AvailableL.A.X - Gwara Gwara Orezi - Whine For Daddy ft TeknoSkiibii - OGUME Best of the Best Africa Mashup Mix. Hits from naija top hip hop/afrobeats 2017 - 2018, Ghana top hip hop songs 2017 - 2018. This is a club banger, a party mix that's gone make you go crazy! Naija mix 2017 - 2018, Ghana mix 2017 - 2018, Afrobeat mix 2017 - 2018, Africa mix 2017 - 2018 New Naija mix 2018 (non stop) ft yemi alade, Davido, Wizkid, Kcee, sarkodie, timaya. Afrobeat mix 2018Africa Mashup Mix Vol7 - Dj ( BEST NEW NAIJA AFROBEAT MIX 2018 ) New 9JA MIX 2018. summer mix 2018Best of the Best Africa Niaja Mix 2018 -. Hits from naija top hip hop/afrobeats 2017, Ghana top hip hop songs 2018, Afrobeat 2018 This is a club banger, a party mix that's gone make you go crazy! New Naija mix 2018, New Ghana mix 2018, New Afrobeat mix 2018, New Africa mix 2018, Azonto Mix 2018, Alkayida Mix 2018, Nigeria mix 2018 dance groove chill2018AFRICANS CAN PARTY !!! LOL. Make sure you Subscribe for more... YOU! SUBSCRIBE for more mixesNaija Mix featuring Olamide Kana, Wizkid Fake Love, Davido Assurance, Tekno Jogodo Out Now!Download for free on The Artist Union

Bringing you the top Nigerian afrobeats songs of the 2018Ajebutter22 - Ghana Bounce L.A.X - Gbefun (Prod. by Minz) Soft - TatooTekno -BE Terry Apala - Bad-girl ft BisolaSimi - JoromiShayDee - Make Sense ft WizkidSean Tizzle - WastedWIZKID - MEDICINE Minz - OdoyewuAu- Pro Ghetto Love ft Burna BoyKrizbeatz - Erima ft Davido & TeknoTekno - GOTimaya - Ah Blem BlemCuppy Ft Tekno - Green Light2Kingz x Patoranking x Timaya - Bend DownFlavour - Baby Na YokaGESHOMO Ft. 2Baba x Wizkid Tiwa Savage - Ma Lo feat wizkid2Baba - Gaga ShuffleHumblesmith - FocusZoro - Land Lady Dapo Tuburna -African LadyChopstix ft. Yung L x Endia x Timaya - Intanashona BabyCozy feat Magnito - One HundredRuntown - For Life Klever Jay x Reekado Banks -Kini Level Yen Tiwa Savage - Get It Now Praiz - Me & You Ft. Sarkodie Maleek Berry - Pon My MindRuntown - Energy Bracket - Just LikeThatL.A.X Run AwayMayorkun - MamaDavido - FIA Dj Neptune - WHY ft Runtown Davido -Flora My Flawa Orezi - Cooking PotPhyno - Zamo Zamo ft Wande CoalSkales - Kpete WickedWizkid - Soco ft. Ceeza Milli, Spotless & Terri StarboySkuki -ForkanizerYcee - JUICE (ft. Maleek Berry)Ayo Jay - Correct G - Davido x Olamide Kiss Daniel - YebaHarrysong - Under The Duvet Yung L- Gbewa DJ Jimmy Jatt - Oshe ft WizkidCkay - Gaddemit ft DremoSona - GingerDJ Spinall X Wizkid - NowoWizkid - Manya Phlex - Medicina 2.0 ft. OlamideDJ Jimmy Jatt ft. Burna Boy - ChaseKevv - Gyalis Man ft King Perryy & BoybreedFalz - Something light ft YceeWaga G - Omandimma ft Phyno ZoroDavido - Like Dat Olamide - Fine Fine Girls (feat. Tiwa Savage) Del B - Boogie DownAttitude - Na SoToby Grey - VibesNiniola - SickerTiwa Savage - Sugar CaneSugarboy - Chop ft YceeLil Kesh - Roraa Orezi - Halleluyah Smaill Doctor -This Year Mr Real - Legbegbe X Idowest X Obadice X Kelvin chuksDj Sidez - Oshozondi ft slimcaseCDQ - Say-BabaCaze - Phakisha Danny S - EgeD banj - Issa Banger ft Slimcase & Mr RealCashwale ft. Idowest - HandkerchiefIdowest - Omo Shepeteri ft SlimcaseOlamide - Science StudentTekno OG Flimzy Selebobo-AnyhowTiwa Savage x Reminisce x Slimcase x DJ Enimoney -Diet Oladips- Lalakukulala feat. ReminisceNaira Marley - Issa Goal ft. Olamide & Lil KeshSeriki - Saka Manje Olamide - Sheevita Juice Wande Coal - Tur-key NlaOmoAkin Ft Reekado Banks - FunwonReekado Banks - Easy ( JeJe )Patronking - AvailableL.A.X - Gwara Gwara Orezi - Whine For Daddy ft TeknoSkiibii - OGUME Best of the Best Africa Mashup Mix. Hits from naija top hip hop/afrobeats 2017 - 2018, Ghana top hip hop songs 2017 - 2018. This is a club banger, a party mix that's gone make you go crazy! Naija mix 2017 - 2018, Ghana mix 2017 - 2018, Afrobeat mix 2017 - 2018, Africa mix 2017 - 2018 New Naija mix 2018 (non stop) ft yemi alade, Davido, Wizkid, Kcee, sarkodie, timaya. Afrobeat mix 2018Africa Mashup Mix Vol7 - Dj ( BEST NEW NAIJA AFROBEAT MIX 2018 ) New 9JA MIX 2018. summer mix 2018Best of the Best Africa Niaja Mix 2018 -. Hits from naija top hip hop/afrobeats 2017, Ghana top hip hop songs 2018, Afrobeat 2018 This is a club banger, a party mix that's gone make you go crazy! New Naija mix 2018, New Ghana mix 2018, New Afrobeat mix 2018, New Africa mix 2018, Azonto Mix 2018, Alkayida Mix 2018, Nigeria mix 2018 dance groove chill2018AFRICANS CAN PARTY !!! LOL. Make sure you Subscribe for more... YOU! SUBSCRIBE for more mixesNaija Mix featuring Olamide Kana, Wizkid Fake Love, Davido Assurance, Tekno Jogodo Out Now!Download for free on The Artist Union

Dan and Tatiana are joined by local artist Endia to talk about generations and rap.      

NAIJA RHTYHM UNPLUGGED 15 Carefully selection of new songs you need to get used to. Mixtape with a very good vibe. 00. INTRO 01. GHANA BOUNCE - Ajebutter 02. DANCE - Timaya ft Rudeboy 03. FREAKY - Dr Vades ft Wande Coal ,Beenie Man 04. BREAKFAST (blem Cover) - YUNG L 05. BEEN CALLING - Maleek Berry 06. YOUR MATTER - Seyi Shay ft Eugy & Efosa 07. MY LOVE - Dj Tunez ft Adekunle Gold & Del B 08. SOFA - Kiss daniel 09. CALL ON ME - Adekunle Gold 10. WEEKEND VIBES - Seyi Shay 11. JOROMI - Simi 12. MEDICINE - Wizkid 13. BE - Tekno 14. GO - Tekno 15. WOYO - Timaya 16. INSTANASHONA BABY - Chopstix ft Yung L ,Endia,Timaya 17. RUN AWAY (remix) - L.A.X ft Wande Coal 18. ISSA VIBE - Mystro ft Davido. 19. INCREDIBLE - Silverstone ft Ike chucks. 20. GYAL DEM - ENDIA. 21. GBESE - Wizkid ft Trey Songz 22. AFRICAN JUICE - Rayce 23. JEJE - Falz 24. IN THE MORNING - Mr Eazi ft Big Lean 25. CALM DOWN - Dj Spinal ft Mr Eazi 26. ZAMO ZAMO - Phyno ft Wande Coal 27. INFORMATE - Dj Kaywise & Tiwa Savage 28. ME & YOU - Praiz ft Sarkiode 29. KISS ME - Reekado Banks 30. INTERNATIONAL GIRL - Stunnah Gee 31. MUJO - CDQ 32. JEJE - Moelogo & Bayozmuzik 33. I GO DANCE - Masterkraft ft Reeked Bnaks 34. HALLELUJAH ( Hustlers Anthem) - Orezi 35. WO! - Olamide (dj archyra prefix) twitter @djarchyra instagram ; www.instagram.com/djarchyra www.archyra.com/dj

The B&H Photography Podcast was very fortunate to be invited to the 29th Eddie Adams Workshop this year. The annual workshop, officially sponsored by Nikon with support from B&H, is a unique and inspiring event, bringing together 100 young photographers with some of the world’s most recognized photojournalists and editors, including thirteen Pulitzer Prize winners, for four intense days of photographic presentation and collaboration. The team leaders and speakers are a who’s-who of the photojournalism community, and we took our opportunity to sit down with many of them for conversations that ranged from personal inspiration and technical innovation to the photographer-editor relationship and how to set a camera trap for mountain lions. In the weeks to come, we will present several of our “conversations from the barn,” thus named because we created an impromptu studio in the fabled barn on the Eddie Adams farm. Our first conversation joins Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer John H. White and photographer, artist, and educator Endia Beal. Mr. White could be considered the spiritual heart of the workshop and anyone who hears him speak will understand why. His work for Chicago’s daily newspapers dates back to the late 1960s, and he was on staff at the Chicago Sun-Times when he earned his Pulitzer. His work is well rounded, as any newspaper photographer’s should be, and covers events big and small, but it his depiction of Chicago’s African-American community that has garnered the most attention. We speak with him about his upbringing in North Carolina, his relationship with his subjects, including his friend Muhammad Ali, and the most important camera he has ever used. Endia Beal is an accomplished artist currently serving as Associate Professor of Art and the Director of the Diggs Gallery at Winston-Salem State University. Her early artistic work emerged from personal tragedy and called into question cultural and skin-color-based stereotypes in her hometown community. Her more recent work continues to pose questions, exploring the identity of minority women within the corporate space. Join us as we chat with these two remarkable people about their lives and work. Guests: Endia Beal and John H. White Photo: John H. White www.keepinflight.com www.endiabeal.com

37th episode of Woza- This is Africa by Chabwera Banda at Radio Blau from November 2015. This is the second show that was aired from Abuja. A lot of new Naija music, Afro House, Pilato Artist-special, etc. Playlist El Kawasaki – La go Africaine (Cameroon= Korede Bello feat Asa - Somebody great (Nigeria) Kiss Daniel feat Sugarboy – Molue (Nigeria) Pastor Goody Goody – Use my Story (Nigeria) Orezi – Double your Hustle (Nigeria) DJ Jimmy feat Wizkid – Feeling the Beat (Nigeria) Maleek Berry feat Sneakbo – For my people (Nigeria) Cynthia Morgan – Baby Mama (Nigeria) Timaya feat Endia & Yung L – Badman (Nigeria) Yung D feat Ayo Jay & Timaya – Shabba (Nigeria) Pilato feat 187 – Sorry (Zambia) Pilato feat Wezi – Ndiwakayele (Zambia) Pilato – Bashi Tasila (Zambia) Pilato feat James Adam – The Young (Zambia) Pilato – Chankalipa (Zambia) Pilato – Ndedabwafye (Zambia) Pilato feat Silent E – Kumavina (Zambia) Pilato feat Petersen – Nifunseko (Zambia) Preto Show feat Mc Galaxy, Eddy Kenzo & Ommydimpz – Cheza (Angola/ Nigeria/ Uganda/ Tanzania) Adele – Hello Renato Xtravo Afriki Remix (UK/ Angola) Prince Kaybee feat Audrey – Better Days (South Africa) Prince Kaybee feat Dr Malinga – Give me (South Africa) Prince Kaybee feat Ziyon – Friendzone (South Africa) 4 Beat feat Puto Xpuma – Muavare va (Angola) DJ Yannick feat Homeboyz, Titica & Mestre Dangui – Da com purete (Angola) Puto Xpuma - Dança do Sapo (Angola= Os Detroia - Não Faz Isso Bela (Angola) Os Detroia – Gulha (Angola) Puto Xpuma - Minha Dama É Polícia (Angola) X Maleya – Makossa (Cameroon) Dynastie Le Tigre - Ma Femme (Cameroon) Piste 7 – Toi et moi (Cameroon) H2O – Empregada (Cameroon) 2B Franck -- Bikutsi Revolution (Cameroon) Bertrand Cloud feat Mani Bella – Ampoule (Cameroon) Numerica Ft Bana C4 - Kossa Moi Ca (Cameroon) Numerica - Fait ta Piche (Cameroon) Mani Bella – Pala Pala woman (Cameroon) Harry Song feat Kcee, Olamide, Iyanya & Orezi – Reggae Blues (Nigeria) Olamide – Bobo (Nigeria) Wande Coal feat Wizkid – Kpono (Nigeria) Beverly feat Selebobo – Papilo (Nigeria) Lil Kesh feat Patoranking – Is it because I love you (Nigeria) Lil Kesh – Gbese (Nigeria) Bracket feat Olamide – Ego (Nigeria) Patoranking – Make am (Nigeria) DJ Spinall feat Ice Prince & Mafikizolo – The Way (Nigeria/ South Africa) Godwon feat General Pype – Overload (Nigeria) Iyanya feat Olamide – Turn it up (Nigeria) Geniuzz feat Yemi Alade – Underrate (Nigeria) Frankcee – Marry me (Nigeria) Naeto C – Atide (Nigeria) Myro feat Oritse Femi – Plantain (Nigeria) Rhoyaleson feat Sean Tizzle – Confoam (Nigeria) 9Ice – Faji (Nigeria) Shatta Wale – Mahama Paper (Ghana) Alikiba - Chekecha cheketua (Tanzania) T Sean feat Mr Baila – Donchi keep mi weching (Zambia) Tinny feat KK Fosu – Tell them (Ghana) Stonebwoy feat Burna Boy – No Sir (Ghana/ Nigeria) Radio & Weasel feat Wizkid – Beyonce and Jay Z (Uganda/ Nigeria) R2Bees – Concert (Ghana) Rudebwoy Ranking – Don’t cry (Ghana) Cassper Nyovest – (South Africa) for more check: www.facebook.com/wozathisisafrica www.woza-tia.com