Strike is an Afro dancehall single blend with rap by Nana Motobi. The song seeks to address the want to be successful in his musical career. This transfers to a street anthem where every youth can wish for a strike in their careers for a better future.

Don Yute is a pioneering dancehall artist recognized for his unique vocal style, lyrical versatility, and lasting influence on the genre. With a career spanning decade, he remains a respected and innovative presence in the global music scene. “One & Only” is a smooth, modern Dancehall track centered on themes of loyalty, love, and authentic connection — blending Don Yute’s signature style with a fresh, global sound.

“The Real Deal” was funded via an Individual Artist Grant from the City of San Antonio and shines a spotlight on the talent we have here in “Countdown City.”  The recording is 9 original tunes (36 minutes & 48 seconds) of old school Soul-Jazz with a South Texas Twist.  Powered by Ricky Hernandez on organ, this album features Noah Peterson on alto sax, Steve Mohacey on tenor sax, and Ryan Espita on Trombone.

Dripping with soul and a beautiful melody ‘Wi Wakwa’ (You Are Mine) blends ancient musical traditional vocals from Africa to create house so deep it loops up into the high divine. This is story telling with emotional depth. Sheer musical bliss!

Sam from Scotland has been trying for months to ID this song and has had no luck so far - we're hoping you can help. Sam has tried Shazam and similar apps, Reddit forums but no matches. We're pretty sure it's South African from the early 80s.

“So We Dance” is an uplifting, feel‑good dance‑pop track built around bright synths, warm bass lines and an irresistible groove. The song blends modern radio‑friendly production with a nostalgic disco touch, creating a vibrant atmosphere that instantly pulls listeners to the dance floor. With its catchy hook and energetic arrangement, “So We Dance” celebrates joy, movement and connection — a track made to lift the mood and keep the rhythm alive.