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.

After a short hiatus from producing critically-acclaimed projects, including ‘Ghostin’ and ‘Excuse Me’ from his debut project ‘The Damian Mixtape’, CHRISTOF JENNINGS makes a sensuous return with single, ‘Taking Over’, slated for release for 14th February on Bandcamp.

Ethno Skies Volume 2 showcases Jay-Lou Ava’s 10th album, blending African traditional instruments, including the balafon, with contemporary jazz and ambient textures. This album offers a rich, immersive experience that bridges ancestral rhythms with modern soundscapes, delivering a soulful and innovative listening journey ideal for world, jazz, and cultural radio audiences.

San Francisco roots collective Back Porchestra returns with Stories In The Heart, a warm, road-worn album that leans into rich acoustic tones while freely bending genres without ever breaking the feel. Built around a mostly unplugged framework, the record draws from country blues, roots rock, Zydeco, Tex-Mex, New Orleans rhythms, Motown soul, singer-songwriter traditions, and even Brazilian textures, all woven together with an easy confidence that sounds earned, not assembled.