In 1809, the population of New Orleans doubled almost overnight because of French-speaking refugees from Cuba. You read that right-- French-speaking refugees from Cuba -- part of a wave of music and culture that emigrated from east to west in the wake of the Haitian Revolution. We'll look at the distinct African roots of these three regions, and compare what their musics sound like today. This Hip Deep program, originally broadcast in 2005, is being repeated in memoriam the pathbreaking historian Gwendolyn Midlo Hall (1929-2022), who gave us the tools to understand the making of Afro-Louisiana. Produced by Ned Sublette.

APWW #467

The Fertile Crescent of Music: Haiti, Cuba, and New Orleans

@djpicnic b2b w/ @morenightmusic. Stay locked in for UK rap, Afro House, future beats, garage - tunes produced by MoreNight 🔊

DJ Picnic b2b MoreNight - 27/01/24 [Voices Radio]

The 25-year old DJ and producer Lukinu was born in Berlin and has Angolan roots. As his family is musically gifted - both parents sung in an African choir - music has always been a fundamental part of his life.

When aged 9, he constantly tried to download the latest Angolan and Western music. He used to annoy his cousins with them, trying to impress.

From Bearshare to Emule - he searched every website to access the newest songs. In that sense it is a miracle, that the police didn’t search for him.

His musical influences are found in Ghetto Sound, Batida and Afrobeat but also in Contemporary and Alternative R&B, NeoSoul, contemporary dance music which reflects new and old aspects of diasporan music. To combine these, Lukinu and his
DJ-Colleague Dekkapa host the Event series „NoGhetto“ in Berlin. Furthermore, both guys produce their own Batida Beats.

Lukinu unites diverse, playful and innovative Sounds. Hecombines streams of music which first don’t seem to belongwith each other and through this brings people from differentbackgrounds together.

With his creative and energetic Charisma, he causes escalations in his crowd through his Mixes. He is not only a DJ but also an Entertainer - he knows how to let the music speak on his behalf. Lukinu invites his crowd to an open journey, in which they can fully give themselves to the music and let go to be free.

cute community radio n° 074 – lukinu

Welcome to Deep Rooted, where through creative expression, music and the arts we look to build a sense of community and explore everything that we are, our Roots. 

Let’s Get Deep:
We are extremely excited as this is our first Episode of Deep Sessions, by Deep Rooted. 

This Deep Session is recorded at the 16 Lerotholi art gallery, in the Langa Township, Cape Town, South Africa. It features the majestic Zimbabwean born, London based DJ, Charisse C where she takes you through her set of #Amapiano where you will be hard-pressed not to feel the authenticity radiating from the selection of jams. If you’re Deep enough, you might also pick-up that she casually drops her very own song, “Wonke Umuntu”. 

Before we leave you to enjoy the musical journey and decipher the rest yourself, a special thanks to Mpilo Ngcukana as founder of the 16 Lerotholi Art Gallery, for providing us the space for the Deep Session. The artwork on display is that of Restone Maambo, please do check out the gallery and artwork, instagram links below. 

With love, 
Team Deep Rooted

Charisse C Instagram 👉🏾 @charissec
16 Lerotholi Instagram 👉🏾 @16onlerotholi
Restone Maambo Instagram 👉🏾 @restonemaambo_artist
Deep Rooted Instagram 👉🏾 @deeprooted.wrld
Deep Rooted Tik Tok 👉🏾 @deep.rooted.wrld

CHARISSE C | DEEP ROOTED: VOL.1 | LANGA, CAPE TOWN

* FUTURE SOUND

▶ Art Design: www.instagram.com/iamaxel.h
▶ Follow Us Instagram: www.instagram.com/iamaxelh
▶ Mixed by @iamaxelh
▶ Tracklist: www.instagram.com/iamaxel.h

FutureSound Radio O55

A 90's Hip-Hop mixtape commissioned by Ask For Janice (www.askforjanice.nyc/). Illustration by Noah Prebish. Photo by Dan Wissinger. Visit Mixcloud.com/kbrissy for the tracklist.

Ask For Janice Mixtape - 08.28.2023

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bedroom beats & dancefloor treats
w JBoogie

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Back On 74 - Full Crate Remix	-	Jungle, Full Crate
Bad Boy Tenor	-	Kiko Bun
Stomping Gamay	-	Karriem Riggins, Madlib, Jahari Massamba Unit
Never Say Never	-	Say She She
Wagamama Riso - XL Middleton Remix	-	Milk Talk, XL Middleton
Walk Away (Instrumental)	-	Catpack
Walk Away (Clean)	-	Catpack
Forbidden Love	-	Donny Benét
oHio (feat. Freddie Gibbs)	-	ScHoolboy Q, Freddie Gibbs
5:00 AM	-	Chediak, Crosstalk
Ain't Hip to be Labelled a Hippie	-	De La Soul
Illusions	-	Jalen Ngonda
Cumbia Mahàre	-	Psyché
That_Type_of_Music (12_Inch_Version Inst)	-	Zeph & Azeem
1977	-	Ana Tijoux
Libertad	-	El Jamaiquino, Sly & Robbie
Orixás Remixed_ Aguerê (Oxossi) (Jesus Sanchez Remix)	-	
Coconut Rock	-	Soul Revivers, Sheila Maurice-Grey, Anoushka Nanguy
¿Cómo Así?	-	Kali Uchis
ZOOM (feat. Tinashe) (Clean)	-	Machinedrum
Jeans	-	Cor.Ece & Bad Colours
Do Dat Baby (feat. Dawn Richard)	-	Cakes Da Killa
Summertime	-	Hotmood
The Start (Fabich Remix)	-	House of EL, Reuben James, Fabich
Go to Work (Hot Toddy Remix)	-	J Boogie's Dubtronic Science
Lua Cheia	-	QVLN
La Camita (Jacques Renault Edit)	-	RELATIN, Jacques Renault, Traffic Sound
Tula Muisi (Dance Like Them)	-	Orgone
Caridad	-	Maleet
Tajan x FWDSLSH - Beautiful (ESTA. Edit)	-	esta.
Find A Way feat. Jeanette 'Lady' Day	-	Cosmo Baker & Grandtheft
Godeep	-	DJU DJU
FWD	-	Hagan

KALW 91.7 FM | SF Bay Area Radio (3.8.24)

Ever get a song stuck on repeat in your head?  That's the inspiration behind these Short and Sweet Mixes! The first song was what was stuck in my mind for a bit!

No strict genre, just pure groovy vibes.   (Except AfroHouse/Afrotech...those get their special playlist )

Hit play, lose yourself in the sounds, and let the good times roll!   Feel free to comment, share, and repost - help spread the word and get Miss Ray booked based on these fire mixes!

Tracklist :
1. Polaris - Wallahi 
2. Fena ft Okello Max - Pogna Matin
3. Valerie Muthoni - Sexy
4. Zaituni Wambui - Tamu
5. Ochiko ft Coster Ojwang' - Yeyo
6. King Kerby ft DJ Mura - Taifa Leo

Short & Sweet : Whine Slow

The 16th Hour is a show that centres Black music producers, aiming to explore genres
considered ‘niche’ or ‘underground’ to London’s mainstream nightlife scene. April’s edition of
The 16th Hour features hard hitting Gqom remixes, blended with Afro and Funky house
edits. Featuring music from @jinageanz, @djspinna and @norazion, this mix will be the
perfect energy boost!

The 16th Hour - 17/04/24 - Voices Radio

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91.7 FM Bay Area
KALW.ORG Worldwide 

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w JBoogie

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Gabiga, Shuko	Perception
Arc De Soleil	Mumbo Sugar
Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings	Don't Wannna Lose You
Junior Byles, Children	The Thanks We Get
Kabaka Pyramid, Sean Paul, Jemere Morgan	Energy (Remix)
Cortijo Y Su Combo, Ismael Rivera	El Negro Bembón
TURNA	Structure
Temu	Love Dancing
Cosmo's Midnight, KUČKA	Chance On You (feat. KUČKA)
CALIsthenics, E-40, Casual, Del The Funky Homosapien	Paper Thick (feat. E-40, Casual & Del the Funky Homosapien)
Joni Haastrup	Wake Up Your Mind
DJ Nu-Mark, The Traffic	Hot In Herre
Brainstory	Peach Optimo
Turbotito, Ragz, Manjeet Kondal	Pyaar
Pools	Angles of los Change
Wahid	SOLSTICE (Clean)
Shenseea	Die For You
Upsetta, Loud City, Popcaan	Devil Works (Never Work)
Da Muziqal Chef, MaWhoo	Ngino Mona
Orquesta Akokán	Con Altura
Arnau Obiols & KAYYAK	Faith
Jacques Renault	Salsipuedos
Machinedrum	ILIKEU (feat. Duckwrth)
Black Coffee feat. Zonke	Trip To Lyon (Ralf GUM Vocal)
NAKEN	PAINT THE TOWN RED (NAKEN EDIT) INSTRUMENTAL
Engelwood, Never Dull	Close 2 You
Kapote	The Party
RyanEXOE, Pat Lok, Life on Planets	City Boi
Dave Nunes, Kingsta, Michael Ekow	Henny Applejuice
Chediak, Crosstalk	no baile
Jorja Smith	Little Things (Bok's Dub)
GEOTHEORY	LIFT ME UP (SUN & WATER DUB)
Blaze	Celestine Prophecy - Edit
Madcat	Call Me Ishmael

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The Malawi Broadcasting Corporation recorded a goldmine of local music in the 1960s and 70s, but the tapes were neglected and close to ruined when broadcaster Waliko Makhala raised the alarm. With help from the Norwegian embassy and Norwegian broadcaster Sigbjorn Nedland, digitization got underway. In this program, we sample the results guided by Waliko, Sigbjorn and Martin White, curator of African Poems, a website dedicated to preserving poetry from around the continent. Produced by Martin White.

Saving The Malawi Tapes

Afropop Worldwide is an internationally syndicated weekly radio series, online guide to African and world music, and an international music archive, that has introduced American listeners to the music cultures of Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean since 1988. Our radio program is hosted by Georges Collinet from Cameroon, the radio series is distributed by Public Radio International to 110 stations in the U.S., via XM satellite radio, in Africa via and Europe via Radio Multikulti. 

Saving The Malawi Tapes

Afropop Worldwide

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