End Times

In this week’s segment, two scholars provide analysis on the 2024 presidential election. We talk about Project 2025, the conservative manifesto being used to save Joe Biden’s re-election and how it should be analyzed by Black voters. But first we talk about the Biden and Trump debate and the assassination attempt on Donald Trump and how they impact the presidential election.

Black Agenda Radio July 19, 2024

life's a mandolin i had to play the strings to let my feelings in 

Mandolin, Pts I & II (prod. Merkeba)

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Montrose Forest

Montrose Forest (feat. Nicholas Payton)

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Reggie Sings: Your Favorite Christmas Classics, Volume 1

Reggie Watts - White Christmas

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Close Encounters with Kemp Dupri @ The Lot Radio 12-08-2024

Join Errol and the Touching Bass family every month for regular voyages into inner-city, concrete jungle productions plus astral-facing funk, jazz, broken beat and anything else with a soulful pulse. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/touching-bass/episodes/touching-bass-11th-december-2024

Touching Bass w/ SAMMSEED 111224

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Afropop's first visit to South Africa, just a year after Graceland won the Grammy Award, was eye-opening. Groups like Mahlathini and the Mahotella Queens, Lucky Dube, and Ladysmith Black Mambazo were present and poised to tour the world in the coming years. But locally, ears were turning to a newer sound called "bubblegum." Artists like Chicco, Brenda Fassie, and Yvonne Chaka Chaka were all the rage, planting the seeds of what would become kwaito and, eventually, amapiano.