This episode of the Subversive Rhythm explores Jamaican music and its ubiquitous influence on popular music.

ERS GD Pt 5: "From Jamaica With Love: Ska, Rock Steady, & Reggae"

A survey of Latin fusions from the 70's American Counter Culture generation. Includes Nuyorican, Cuban-American, and Chicano classics.

ERS GD Pt 6: LATIN SOUL 70's

This is a spacey mix that covers a lot of territory (I guess I do that a lot!). It's meant more for listening and less for dancing.

Psikick

A booty shakin' mix of Hip-Hop and Dancehall.... mostly from the 80's, 90's, & 2000's. It's a touch raw, but hey... that's just keepin' it REAL!
(Live set from The Castle in 2020)

Big Up! Mix 09.2020

A survey of Afro-Beat, JuJu, Soukous, Chimurenga, and Son Cubano from the mother continent.

GD Pt 7: AFRICA - Sounds of the 70s & 80s

An exploration of Disco from Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Guyana, Trinidad/Tobago, Brasil, Ghana, The U.S. and Cameroon.

GD Pt 8: DISCO DO MUNDO

Hip Hop has roots that go all the way back to the Sound System Cultura that started in late 1940s Jamaica. This episode explores that story and the connections between Jamaican music (especially Dancehall Reggae) and Hip-Hop.

GD Ep. 9 Dancehall Vs Hip Hop

In the 1980s, the term "World Music" arose. While it may seem like a clumsy and vague description today, it reflects an attempt to define sounds that were growing in their influence: Jamaican music, African music, and Latin music. Of course, we here at Radio Kilombo see them as one unified conversation between disparate peoples with common roots. On this episode, we explore the development of this music and it's influence on what people listen to in popular culture.

GD Pt 10 World Goes Pop

DUB! In all of it's glory is what we explore on this episode. It's influence on modern electronic music and Global Bass is immeasurable, but we give you a brief survey of some of the key Dub producers in a variety of genres that have been influenced by Dub Reggae in an attempt to help you understand.

GD Pt. 11: ONE DUB

An eclectic mix based on a dream in tribute to Colombia and Colombian music tastes.

SONAR DE BOGOTA PT 1

Interview & mix w/DJ JoHaN (Quilombo Funk) as presented on El Ritmo Subversivo/The Subversive Rhythm, KPTZ.org 91.9 FM on 10.18.20.

The SET:
vip sound benny page remix deekline ed solo
badboy business shy fx king of the rollers remix
2:01 remarc
junglist warrior deekline lady waks
bounty killer come again
bong-ra murderer
intelligent woman dj rap
guide and protect general levy ed solo remix
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dawn penn no no no world respect remix
polizia furniss
warning bou remix shy fx
bong-ra killer empress
original nuttah 25 chase and status remix

ERS 10.18.20 Dj Johan

In 2001, David Bonobo created the program ¡SouLbRosO! for KillRadio.org, an L.A. based Internet radio collective. In 2010, he launched the now defunct Radio Machete podcast network. It included his own program, El Ritmo Subversivo, which he brought to KPTZ 91.9 FM in Port Townsend, WA in 2016. In 2021, it was re-branded as Radio Kilombo with new co-host Thais Oliviera. DJ BoNobO has played for clubs and festival audiences across Mexico, Cuba, California, and Washington state. As a music journalist, he has interviewed Lila Downs, Rocky Dawuni, Sidestepper, Sandra Izadore, Jeremy Sole, Celso Piña, Antibalas, and more.

Radio Kilombo w/ Su Bonobo & Brazil Nut

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