Podcasts about obenewa

Obenewa shares her experience in being bold in her identity as an African woman and the importance of speaking up at tables we deserve to be at with individuals that sometimes seek to silence us. Obenewa beautifully speaks about the importance of leading the process in creating safe spaces for people to show up as their full selves.

Obenewa has been a recent discovery for us. Blown away by the tracks on her debut EP, we invited the West London based singer songwriter to make the trek out East (well… Old Street) to perform at our Record Store … Continue reading → See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

So this episode is the 60th posted on the DJPHAZECAST! One of the reasons for doing this podcast besides sharing GREAT Music, is to provide alternatives to the regular radio programming. In fact, don't be suprised if there are several program directors following poscasts such as this one. Without further ado and prate, here's the playlist for this week's show. "Light Sky" - Enves "Yes" - Musiq Soulchild "Observe" - Deborah Jordan "Hold On rmx" - Zo! (ft. Dwele) "Balada 45" - Arthur Verocai "Think it Thruogh" - Szjerdene "Put Yourself in My Shoes" - Obenewa "Africa" - Ebrahim ft Aaron Hardin "Perception" (Sam Champ rmx) - Electric Wire Hustle "Supernatural" - King "Things I do (for Her) - Slakah The Beatchild "Butterfiles" (rmx) - Marsha Ambrosious "Love Calls" - Darien Brockington "Shame" - Jill Scott ft. Eve "Lil Money" - Eric Roberson "Let Your Hair Down" - Dwele "I Don't Care" TBG Remix - Raheem Devaughn Thank you for your support, and please continue to share this podcast with your friends.

Book Slam's 27th podcast hums and, indeed, dings to the company of David Eagleman, author of 'Sum' and founder of possibilianism. There's Alan Warner reading from his latest novel, 'The Stars In The Bright Sky', poetry from Kate Tempest and MOBO Award-winner Akala, and brilliant live music from Liam Bailey and Obenewa (pictured).  Elliott finds everything funny, Patrick less so. 

The Music Is Remedy podcast is back! Bringing you the finest unsigned UK Soul, Jazz, Poetry, Hip-Hop and RnB. This months podcast includes tracks from Ed Sheeran, Obenewa, Benin City, Szjerdene, Naomi Jasmine and a feature from G.R.E.E.D.S. Music is Remedy is a team that promotes and develops quality live Soul and HipHop in the UK. For the past 3 years we have held nights all around London town showcasing some of the best unsigned talent from the capital and beyond. Placing an emphasis on quality each and every line up provides our crowd with a unique feel good experience that you can only find at a Music is Remedy night. We leave you entertained and enlightened to the fact that in this country we have our own spectacular and fascinating artists for you to follow support and fall in love with. Send us your tracks and show us support. Email musicisremedypodcast@gmail.com or follow us on twitter.com/MusicIsRemedy. Check out the new website www.musicisremedy.co.uk