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From Ska, Rocksteady and early Reggae to contemporary Dancehall, from HipHop to modern Roots and Dub music

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Today · 1 hr 29 min
ALTON ELLIS TRIBUTE MIX
Alton Ellis (1938–2008) was the legendary Jamaican singer-songwriter crowned the "Godfather of Rocksteady." In the mid-1960s, he slowed down the upbeat tempo of Ska, infusing Jamaican music with soulful, romantic R&B sensibilities. Recording hits like "Girl I've Got a Date" and "I'm Still in Love with You" for iconic labels like Studio One and Treasure Isle, his smooth vocal style and foundational basslines directly shaped the evolution of modern Reggae.
Yesterday · 1 hr 38 min
REAL UNDERGROUND VOL. 39
This series celebrates the underground movement that shaped identity, community and style for generations, where powerful beats and unfiltered voices became a school of life. It’s about diverse vibes, real stories and the culture that continues to inspire people around the world.
Thursday · 1 hr 10 min
DANCEHALL REGGAE VOL. 39
The essence of modern Dancehall Reggae (often simply called Dancehall) is defined by a raw, high-energy, and digital expression of urban Jamaican life. This series tries to capture the pulse of this music and it's culture. ________________________ WARNING: Explicit Lyrics!
Wednesday · 1 hr 50 min
DUB CHRONICLES VOL. 39
Weekly showcase diving into the wide world of dub music and the global evolution of reggae
Monday · 2 hr 2 min
ROOTS & CULTURE VOL. 39
In times of political tension, endless headlines, and growing division, music stands as a reminder of another way forward. Reggae has always spoken where words fail. By carrying truth, resistance, and hope on a steady heartbeat against war, violence, and fear. It’s music for reflection and resilience, for remembering our shared humanity when the world feels fractured and helps us to remain rooted in the belief that peace is not passive, that love is not weak, and that unity is a radical force.
October 10 · 2 hr 34 min
ALPHA BLONDY TRIBUTE MIX
Alpha Blondy (Seydou Koné, born 1953) is an iconic Ivorian reggae singer known for promoting peace, unity, and social justice. Singing in Dioula, French, English, Arabic, and Hebrew, he broke through in 1982 with "Brigadier Sabari," a track denouncing police brutality. Backed by his band, The Solar System, his career features legendary milestones like recording the 1986 album Jérusalem with Bob Marley's backing group, The Wailers. With classic albums ranging from Cocody Rock!!! (1984) to Rise (2025), the UN Messenger of Peace remains a towering figure in global reggae.
October 9 · 1 hr 38 min
REAL UNDERGROUND VOL. 38
This series celebrates the underground movement that shaped identity, community and style for generations, where powerful beats and unfiltered voices became a school of life. It’s about diverse vibes, real stories and the culture that continues to inspire people around the world.
October 8 · 1 hr 7 min
DANCEHALL REGGAE VOL. 38
The essence of modern Dancehall Reggae (often simply called Dancehall) is defined by a raw, high-energy, and digital expression of urban Jamaican life. This series tries to capture the pulse of this music and it's culture. ________________________ WARNING: Explicit Lyrics!
October 7 · 1 hr 57 min
DUB CHRONICLES VOL. 38
Weekly showcase diving into the wide world of dub music and the global evolution of reggae
October 5 · 2 hr 41 min
ROOTS & CULTURE VOL. 38
In times of political tension, endless headlines, and growing division, music stands as a reminder of another way forward. Reggae has always spoken where words fail. By carrying truth, resistance, and hope on a steady heartbeat against war, violence, and fear. It’s music for reflection and resilience, for remembering our shared humanity when the world feels fractured and helps us to remain rooted in the belief that peace is not passive, that love is not weak, and that unity is a radical force.
October 3 · 1 hr 55 min
ADRIAN SHERWOOD TRIBUTE MIX
Adrian Sherwood is a British music producer and the pioneer of UK dub. He founded the legendary On-U Sound label, fusing reggae with post-punk, industrial, and electronic music by using the mixing desk as a live instrument. He has produced and remixed iconic tracks for artists ranging from Lee "Scratch" Perry and Horace Andy to Depeche Mode and Nine Inch Nails.
October 2 · 1 hr 35 min
REAL UNDERGROUND VOL. 37
This series celebrates the underground movement that shaped identity, community and style for generations, where powerful beats and unfiltered voices became a school of life. It’s about diverse vibes, real stories and the culture that continues to inspire people around the world.
October 1 · 1 hr 3 min
DANCEHALL REGGAE VOL. 37
The essence of modern Dancehall Reggae (often simply called Dancehall) is defined by a raw, high-energy, and digital expression of urban Jamaican life. This series tries to capture the pulse of this music and it's culture. ________________________ WARNING: Explicit Lyrics!
September 30 · 1 hr 44 min
DUB CHRONICLES VOL. 37
Weekly showcase diving into the wide world of dub music and the global evolution of reggae
September 28 · 2 hr
ROOTS & CULTURE VOL. 37
In times of political tension, endless headlines, and growing division, music stands as a reminder of another way forward. Reggae has always spoken where words fail. By carrying truth, resistance, and hope on a steady heartbeat against war, violence, and fear. It’s music for reflection and resilience, for remembering our shared humanity when the world feels fractured and helps us to remain rooted in the belief that peace is not passive, that love is not weak, and that unity is a radical force.
September 26 · 1 hr 32 min
BIG YOUTH TRIBUTE MIX
Big Youth (born 1949) is a legendary Jamaican deejay who pioneered the art of toasting, directly influencing modern dancehall and hip-hop. Emerging in the 1970s sound system culture, he became famous for his conscious Rastafarian lyrics and seminal albums like Screaming Target (1972), which blended heavy rhythms with powerful social commentary.
September 25 · 1 hr 35 min
REAL UNDERGROUND VOL. 36
This series celebrates the underground movement that shaped identity, community and style for generations, where powerful beats and unfiltered voices became a school of life. It’s about diverse vibes, real stories and the culture that continues to inspire people around the world.
September 24 · 1 hr 9 min
DANCEHALL REGGAE VOL. 36
The essence of modern Dancehall Reggae (often simply called Dancehall) is defined by a raw, high-energy, and digital expression of urban Jamaican life. This series tries to capture the pulse of this music and it's culture. ________________________ WARNING: Explicit Lyrics!
September 23 · 1 hr 43 min
DUB CHRONICLES VOL. 36
Weekly showcase diving into the wide world of dub music and the global evolution of reggae
September 21 · 1 hr 51 min
ROOTS & CULTURE VOL. 36
In times of political tension, endless headlines, and growing division, music stands as a reminder of another way forward. Reggae has always spoken where words fail. By carrying truth, resistance, and hope on a steady heartbeat against war, violence, and fear. It’s music for reflection and resilience, for remembering our shared humanity when the world feels fractured and helps us to remain rooted in the belief that peace is not passive, that love is not weak, and that unity is a radical force.

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