All the Playlists

50:50 (Grooves to Span Time)

1 July 2021

50 years of urban delights from 1971 – 2021: A journey through Jazz, Soul, Funk, Rap and Hip Hop – featuring artists like Roy Ayers • Prince • Miami Sound Machine • Eric B & Rakim • Gang Starr • The Roots • Nightmares On Wax • J Cole

What the Frug!

1 July 2021

Swinging Sixties inspired playlist with an international flair for modern tastes – featuring artists like Messer Chups • Fabienne DelSol • La Femme • The Rolling Stones • Smokey Robinson and the Miracles • The Bees • Cilla Black • Gilberto Gil

Neon Highway

1 July 2021

Find alternative rock songs with the word highway in the title – featuring artists like Audioslave • Hole • Pixies • PJ Harvey • Gorillaz • Pigalle • Piss Factory • Mazzy Star

Amp the Alt

1 July 2021

Discover new alternative, indie, and rock bands and new songs every month – featuring artists like Yard of Blondes • Geography of the Moon • Penny Mob • The Wheel Workers • Samuel Brooks • Valarie Hill • Rebel Kicks • Monster Boy Lives

Love Doesn’t Live Here – T. Jonaè

1 July 2021

Prairie View A&M University student T. Jonaè released this single in February of 2021. The writing on this song was superb and the vocals?????? *chef’s kiss* We don’t hear artists being this vulnerable and being able to emote in a way where you’ve never experienced or went through this pain before but you’re still able to feel and understand everything that Jonaè is singing about.

Until – Kaleem Taylor

1 July 2021

London- native Kaleem Taylor’s style is more of an alternative R&B sound as compared artistic stylings of Kehlani, Summer Walker, Chris Brown, and so on. With that being said, Taylor brings an edge and sound to R&B that we haven’t heard in years and can be compared to artists like Marvin Gaye, Teddy Pendergrass, and even more recently, Lucky Daye.

Us At Night – Samoht

1 July 2021

Samoht has been making music for years but he first appeared on my radar in 2019 and I was blown away instantly at the vocal talent one person could possibly possess. From his runs to his tone I was impressed and instantly made a fan of his. You can hear the gospel roots in his runs and can tell that is his foundation and with that, his vocals are even made more valid. Samoht is one of those singers who such an authentic tone that when you hear him sing you’re automatically able to identify him.