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We are everywhere we Nigerians so Kio write this song as our anthem of unity

I See Nigerians

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Fela Mentality - Intro
Gentleman (Andi Andean Remix)
Water no get enemy

UMI Says - Mos Def
We've Landed - Tony Allen, Hugh Masekela
O.D.O.O. - Edit Version
Ikoyi Mentality Versus Mushin Mentality
Beasts Of No Nation (Joystick Jay Edit)
Sade - Kiss Of Life (Sohl's Classic Mix)
ALE - Tony Allen, La Boa
Dey Remix - Seun Kuti/Egypt 80/Damian 
How Far? (feat. Tony Allen and Skepta)

100
Journey Back Home - Tenor Saxophone & Trombone
By Your Side (Sade Remix)
Sometin Small - Juls/Worlasi/Cina Soul
Age Of Ascent - Kokoroko
Open & Close - Fela Kuti, Afrika 70
Lady - Edit
Stalemate (Edit) - Fela Kuti
Sorrow, Tears & Blood - GoldLink & Ari Lennox 
Sorry Sorry - Francois K's Old Skool Afro 
Peace Of Mind (Virgil Abloh Remix with Fela Kuti) 
A Strong Ye 
Clementine - Yannis & The Yaw/Yannis
Halls - Makaya McCraven, Joe Armo

114-120
Salsa (DROP) Sax City - Manu Dibango
(DROP) Heaven - Ebo Taylor
Atwer Abroba - Ebo Taylor
Celia Cruz - La Vida Es Un Carnaval

80
The Night Watcher (Edit)
Night Nurse (Gregory Isaacs Remix)
Revolution - Dennis Brown
Is it a Crime (S!RENE Edit)
Is it a crime - Rema

100
BUGA - SDC
Focus - Juls/Black Thought/Worlasi/Kofi Mole
La Va - Juls/taves
DIDE O - Kokoroko
Kyenkyen Bi Adi M'awu - K. Frimpong
INSTRU
Agbada Bougou - Tony Allen 
Ikeja Roads - Tony Allen
Fear Not for Man - Fela Kuti
In The Middle - Orlando Julius/The Heliocentrics
Jeun Ko Ku (Chop'n Quench) - Fela Kuti
Never (Lagos Never Gonna Be the Same)
Inner Flight - Tony Allen

112
Muntuwam - Juls/Nkosazana Daughter
Onfa Nkosi Hwee
Dirty Money - Antibalas
Walk Through Fire - Tony Allen/Yannis
Zombie (THEMBA's Herd Mix)
My Money, My Baby (From Queen & Slim The Soundtrack)
Open & Close - Fela Kuti (JP Chronic Edit)
Beng Beng Beng - Mateos And Matos Vocal Mix
Lady - Ezra Collective Version
Politics Don Expose Them
Ijo Soul - Orlando Julius

Nesta. 75 
Opposite People
Yellow Fever - Fela Kuti/Afrika 70
Why Black Man Dey Suffer

90
Night Green, Heavy Love
Kuku Kee Me (Remix): Seun Kuti/Black Thought
Bad Man Lighter (Remix) - Seun Kuti/Black Thought

80
Jabulani  - Tony Allen & Hugh Masekela 
Mber No Aso - Ebo Taylor/The Pelikans
Oni Suru - Orlando Julius

Abusey Junction - Kokoroko
Higher - Kokoroko
Ti-de - Kokoroko

Fela Mentality 🎷 (Afro Jazz, Afrobeat)

nobody normal

animal country

The equalization of trouser, pants, jorts, and lederhosen.

Fela Vessel

AFROBEAT

This is a tribute to the Black President FELA. Performed by Yao Olagbedji and friends CSK

NOT A GENTLEMAN

NIGERIA

Sampled Need Him Now by Take 6. Made me think of how much realness in Dagrin we need in the Industry. How he could stir his poems with a melancholic churchy ride. Dagrin was indeed ahead of his time. A big Salute to HIM. RIP ❤️

MA LO CHURCH BI BROTHER DAVID - Dagrin RIP ❤️🇳🇬

Morning Drops #24 - The Rise Of Afrobeat

In year 3025, an Ai could say Fela was from South Africa and this what he sounds like

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Army Arrangement - Dancehall Refix (Fela x DJ Femix)

shuffering and shmiling / extrait

FILA-COOCHIE

Herzschlag

Jazz-funk with herbs and spices, from 21st century Paris.
"Juicy" John-Yves: keyboards
Ludo: drums
HA: bass
Franzy: guitar

I am a Nigerian Swedish artist and label owner SKJ Records Sweden . I write all my songs and perform them . I was educated at Eton College , and the University of Pennsylvania where I fell in love with Music . My first record Ivory was big when it came out in Nigeria . I live and work in Stockholm .

The radio show from a different planet by Yasmin and Gaia.
New episodes every Monday morning.

Mani Schmah is a Franco-Gabonese music producer, beatmaker and the creator of Electropical — a vibrant fusion of electronic music and tropical rhythms. His sound blends rare samples, tribal percussion, organic textures and hypnotic grooves, offering a sonic journey across continents and eras.
A self-taught artist with a passion for digging and reworking, Mani started by flipping old funk, afro and bossa nova tracks into fresh and powerful edits. His remixes and original compositions quickly caught attention on social media, where he shares his creative process with humor and authenticity.
His breakout track "Figue de Guinée", a smooth and sunny bossa nova-inspired anthem, has surpassed 3 million streams on Spotify, becoming a defining piece of the Electropical movement.
With the album SAWASSA, Mani deepened the exploration - sampling vintage African songs from Meiway, DJ Arafat and Awilo Longomba, while showcasing traditional instruments like the Kenyan harp and the Bwiti bow from Gabon.
The result is a raw and colorful tribute to African heritage, blended with modern electronic vibes.
Driven by a desire to make people dance and connect, Mani has performed in bars, clubs and music events in Gabon, Israel and France, bringing his unique sound to the underground scene.
Now he keeps expanding the world of Electropical — a genre full of bass, soul and sun.

::brazilian beat performed by guitars, keys and live percussion loops ::

Singer-songwriter, arranger and producer from Togo, Yao Olagbedji, musically affirms his filiation to the legends, Bob Marley, Fela Kuti and Miles Davis. They subtly inspire his music, but also his messages. Always with in the background, a desire for independence to promote an original sound and a message that resonates with an Africa in full boiling, as an echo of his first album "Alerte en Afrique" produced in the early 2000s. This production is powered by the African Syndicate Band.
ASB is also open to promote militant artists.

Quand 7 musiciens de la scène bretonne se retrouvent, cela donne MATA HARI, un groupe en quête d'un son puissant, énergique, tellurique, dont  l'objectif est la danse et la transe. MATA HARI se compose d'une section de cuivre inspirée ( trombone, sax ténor, sax baryton) soutenue pour une rythmique à l'affût (clavier, guitare, basse, batterie,percussions) et alterne compositions personnelles et reprises du père de l'afro-beat Fela Kuti, ainsi que de ses successeurs, Souljazz Orchestra ou Newen par exemple. Les solos énervés succèdent aux riffs et mélodies entêtantes, les morceaux prennent le temps de se déployer pour laisser à chacun le temps d'entrer dans la transe.

Femix OnThaBeat.
We are here to dance, yes. 
We like to dance in many different ways.
We are glad you are part of this community.
Thank God its Femix!
Legendary DJs.

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