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summer school radio episode 48, the first of 2023 ✿ recorded live at the lot radio studio in brooklyn, ny, on january 5, 2023.

tracklist:
black byrd flying free – blaze
our thought - let the music take you away – mass production
my mood – mfsb
fuji – cal tjader, eddie palmieri
perfumed garden – the rah band
and the melody still lingers on (a night in tunisia) – chaka khan 
it’s good to be here – digable planets
nuthin i can do is wrng – MIKE
play us a harp solo – ase manual 
the almoravid – joe chambers 
planets of life – the whispers
aldeia de ogum – joyce 
can’t live with our your love – tomiko jones
soul drum – gerardo frisina
negro muzic – glenn underground
i love you more than you’ll ever know (timmy regisford’s original version) – donny hathaway 
i shall get over – kleeer
tombo in 7/4 – airto moreira
suffer and swim – sampology ft. allysha joy 
bad company – yazmine lacey
who got da props – black moon 
meaning of love – karin krog
without love – peter brown 
close your eyes and look within – donald byrd 
elevate our minds – linda williams
twai tshinaminai (work song) – missa luba
ali bombaye (zaire chant) I – mandrill, michael masser

Summer School Radio EP.048

summer school radio episode 49, the black history month show ✿ with a guest set from Melissa Lyde of Alfreda's Cinema. recorded live at the lot radio studio in brooklyn, ny, on february 5, 2023.

Founded by Melissa Lyde in 2015, Alfreda’s Cinema screens films that tell Black stories that resonate with depth and love, the richness and culture of our history, our dynamics, our shapes, our colors, and our truth. By strategically operating in a predominantly Black neighborhood in Brooklyn, NY, Alfreda’s Cinema directly connects Black audiences with Black films.

to donate to Alfreda's cinema, visit: bit.ly/alfredas
for show notes, suggested reading, images, and more: summerschoolradio.com

tracklist:
(Lovie's hour)
interlude ii – laraaji
the devil – mary lou williams
2000 black theme – ayanna gregory
AUDIO_0255 - kamaal
stop, worry! – mike ft. sister nancy
side A / juu rant – yaya bey
repossess – contour fr. semiratruth
"from the browder files" by anthony t. browder (excerpt)
version 2 – space afrika
is this real? (can you hear yourself?) – sudan archives
i! gets! weary! – keiyaA
i talk about – shungu
terms and conditions – mavi
the opening – new past
riddim chant – madlib
creme's interlude – pink siifu ft. fly anakin, fousheé
find out – liv.e
toni morrison on black music
the creator has a master plan – leon thomas

interview with Melissa at 47:10 – 58:10

(Melissa's hour)
1. Om Shanti - Alice Coltrane
2. Black Is - Fertile Ground
3. Endangered Black Woman - Robert Glasper Ft. Andra Day, Staceyann Chin - 
4. Black Queen (Main Mix) - Ursula Rucker & Ron Trent
5. Change (Main Vox) - Mark Lewis
6. Emerald City Sequence (The Wiz) - Richard Pryor
7. Joy Universal - Louie Vega Ft. Two Soul Fusion
8. Ritmo da Rua - Universal Love
9. Give me You (Libation Vocal) - Ian Friday Ft. Byron J. Moore
10. Sacred Sex - Blaze
11. Wuthering Heights - Cècile McLorin Salvant
12. Veracruz - Sarah Vaughan

EP.049: The Black History Month Show! with Melissa Lyde

https://www.nts.live/shows/heartbreak-2023/episodes/heartbreak-2023-i-m-a-simp-for-you-3-15th-april-2023

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Ira demonstrates how to do extra soulful with a masterclass in vibes. It's easy when you know how. 
https://www.nts.live/shows/minimal-effort/episodes/minimal-effort-1st-september-2023

Minimal Effort 010923

TRiNH - an hour of covers and nostalgic feels, playing a wide range of genres with a focus on L-O-V-E.  
https://www.nts.live/shows/trinh/episodes/trinh-2nd-september-2023

TRiNH w/ Three6sashia 020923

trklst 413:

Visionpoet - Unknown
Aqualung-Tape2tape
Pluralist - Bacardi
Louie Gomez ft Roxy - Closer To Me 
Sillygirlcarmen - Over 
Mykki Blanco - Tequila Casino Royale 
The Sindecut & Ijeoma - What You Love
Chiara Noriko - Keep On
Human Bloom - One By One 
Jorja Smith - Falling or flying 
Oblique Occasions - Cocktails For One 
Stoop Lee - Hooptie Doo (ft Curtis Roach) 
Joe Tyse - Let Go (Loose Leaf Rmx) feat. 1773 
Boogieman Dela - Blackcloud 
Armand Hammer - I Keep A Mirror In My Pocket ft Cavalier 
Eminem - Just Don't Give A Fuck [Metrodome Rmx] 
Uber Magnetic - Wake Em Up 
Kamaal Williams - PKKNO
dgoHn & Badun - VHS Copy 1979 
Osunlade - Sumpin' Like Dis 
Miguel Atwood-Ferguson - Kairos (Kefi)

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#413:  Radio / Edgy Blak Musik / From Philly to the World

Brussels beatmaker Shungu invites Recommended Records' Mejiwahn for the first hour, followed by a guest mix by Belgian producer Mahungu. 

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Kiosk Radio is an online community radio streaming 24/7 from a wooden shack in the heart of Brussels’ historic “Parc Royal”.
More info and music: https://kioskradio.com

Tru @ Kiosk Radio 30.10.2023

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dreamcastmoe
Where does your dream start?

dreamcastmoe aka Davon Bryant-Mason is a lifelong resident of Washington DC, formerly the chocolate city. He is the singer, songwriter, producer who since 2017 has quietly been releasing some of the most hotly tipped and underground genre spanning music.	

Traversing across R&B, funk, soul, jazz and hip-hop, Bryant slickly moves between styles and tones. This ability to twist and turn in different directions - yet remain stylistically coherent - can be traced to his home city of DC and the makeup of the neighbourhoods.

His beats are a mirror to his life lived and experienced there. “I would not be where I am today if I weren’t from DC,” he says. “You can hear DC in the way that I talk. Certain runs in my voice are rooted to the soul of DC because I listen to a lot of Donny Hathaway and Marvin Gaye. I would say DC has a role in my approach to my music and sets the tone. I’m one of those people that could work with anyone. I always try to bring the best out of people. That’s just how I grew up. I grew up in a smorgasbord of a city where one block could be hood shit and the next block could be the White House. You have to know how to move accordingly through all those spaces.”

Don't Let Me Down

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