REGGAE / DUB / DANCEHALL / HIPHOP

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• DANCEHALL REGGAE VOL. 20 04.06.2026 1sa 3dk

  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!
• DUB CHRONICLES VOL. 20 03.06.2026 1sa 41dk

  Weekly showcase diving into the wide world of dub music and the global evolution of reggae
• ROOTS & CULTURE VOL. 20 01.06.2026 1sa 26dk

  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, not with anger, but with clarity and warmth. 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.
• JOHN HOLT TRIBUTE MIX 30.05.2026 1sa 25dk

  John Holt (1947–2014) was a legendary Jamaican singer and songwriter who played a pivotal role in shaping the sounds of Rocksteady and Reggae. Before going solo, he was the lead singer of the iconic group "The Paragons". He wrote their biggest hit, "The Tide Is High," which later became a global #1 for Blondie. In the early 70s, he went solo and became one of Jamaica's biggest stars. His track "Stick By Me" was the biggest-selling Jamaican single of 1972. The 1974 album "1000 Volts Of Holt" is considered a masterpiece, blending reggae with orchestral arrangements. It helped him break into the UK mainstream. In 1983, he released the massive hit "Police In Helicopter", which remains a "ganja anthem" and one of the most recognizable tracks in reggae history. Known as a "crooner," Holt had a smooth, soulful voice that made him a pioneer of the Lovers Rock subgenre and is remembered as one of the most consistent and prolific songwriters in Caribbean music history.
• REAL UNDERGROUND VOL. 19 29.05.2026 1sa 20dk

  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.
• DANCEHALL REGGAE VOL. 19 28.05.2026 1sa 16dk

  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!
• DUB CHRONICLES VOL. 19 27.05.2026 1sa 56dk

  Weekly showcase diving into the wide world of dub music and the global evolution of reggae
• ROOTS & CULTURE VOL. 19 25.05.2026 1sa 34dk

  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, not with anger, but with clarity and warmth. 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.
• BOB MARLEY TRIBUTE MIX 23.05.2026 4sa 32dk

  Bob Marley (1945–1981) was a Jamaican singer, songwriter, and guitarist who became a global icon as a pioneer of reggae music. His work blended reggae, ska, and rocksteady, and he remains one of the world's most influential cultural and political figures. Born Robert Nesta Marley in Nine Miles, Jamaica, to a black mother and a white father; Marley grew up in the tough Trench Town neighborhood of Kingston, which deeply influenced his music. He formed the group "The Wailers" with childhood friends Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh in the early 1960s. Marley was a committed Rastafarian, a faith that emphasizes African pride and spiritual unity. His beliefs were central to his lifestyle and song lyrics and he used his platform to address poverty, racism, and political corruption. In 1978, he received the United Nations Peace Medal for his efforts to unite political factions in Jamaica.
• REAL UNDERGROUND VOL. 18 22.05.2026 1sa 9dk

  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.
• DANCEHALL REGGAE VOL. 18 21.05.2026 1sa 1dk

  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!
• DUB CHRONICLES VOL. 18 20.05.2026 1sa 43dk

  Weekly showcase diving into the wide world of dub music and the global evolution of reggae
• ROOTS & CULTURE VOL. 18 18.05.2026 1sa 54dk

  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, not with anger, but with clarity and warmth. 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.
• DESMOND DEKKER TRIBUTE MIX 16.05.2026 1sa 14dk

  Desmond Dekker (1941–2006) was a pioneering Jamaican singer-songwriter who played a crucial role in bringing Ska, Rocksteady, and Reggae to the global stage. Long before Bob Marley became a household name, Dekker was Jamaica's first international superstar. He is best known for his 1968 hit "Israelites," which became a massive international success, reaching number one in the UK and the Top 10 in the US. Dekker's success paved the way for the worldwide reggae explosion of the 1970s.
• REAL UNDERGROUND VOL. 17 15.05.2026 1sa 25dk

  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.
• DANCEHALL REGGAE VOL. 17 14.05.2026 1sa 14dk

  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!
• DUB CHRONICLES VOL. 17 13.05.2026 1sa 41dk

  Weekly showcase diving into the wide world of dub music and the global evolution of reggae
• ROOTS & CULTURE VOL. 17 11.05.2026 1sa 16dk

  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, not with anger, but with clarity and warmth. 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.
• PETER TOSH TRIBUTE MIX 09.05.2026 2sa 54dk

  Peter Tosh (born Winston Hubert McIntosh; 1944–1987) was a Jamaican reggae musician and a founding member of The Wailers. Known as the "Steppin' Razor," he was the more militant and outspoken contemporary of Bob Marley. He co-founded the group with Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer in 1963. He was a self-taught guitar player and keyboardist who played a crucial role in developing the band's signature sound. After leaving the group in 1974, he released his iconic debut album, Legalize It (1976), which became a worldwide anthem for the decriminalization of cannabis. His lyrics were deeply political, focusing on human rights, African liberation, and the fight against apartheid.
• REAL UNDERGROUND VOL. 16 08.05.2026 1sa 31dk

  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.