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DJ Wynn serves up double shots of Chico Trujillo, La Chiva Gantiva, Shugo Tokumaru, and Rokkurro.
00:00 DJ Wynn
00:47 Are I here - Helado Negro
04:17 Ojos Que No Ven - Helado Negro
06:37 Akwaaba - Oy
09:48 Market Place - Oy
13:29 Devil - Soley
17:43 Aevintyr - Soley
20:59 Fyrirbo Yi - Obo
23:21 Rett eya Rangt - Obo
26:12 DJ Wynn
27:03 He Who Makes Bush Fires For Others - Kasai Allstars
38:29 The Dead Don't Dance - Kasai Allstars
51:02 Es Verdad - Max Capote
53:59 Sin Mentirte - Max Capote
56:20 Estrenando - La Chiva Gantiva
60:00 Me Voy de Mi Cabeza - La Chiva Gantiva
63:49 DJ Wynn
64:39 IMF - Seun Kuti feat. M1 of Dead Prez
69:37 Finish
Helado Negro
Obo
Kasai Allstars
Join DJ Wynn on this journey and hear modern global melodies from Gypsophilia, Debo Band, Ceu, Helado Negro, and Kasai Allstars.
Hop on The Worldwide Hour and visit Northeastern Brazil for a genre of music called Forro which loosely translates into "great party," Kasai Allstars from the Democratic Republic of The Congo will give us a lesson on how to give songs interesting titles, and Nigeria's William Onyeabor will share
something that you will never forget.
Ride along with the Worldwide Hour and hear new music from Jaakko Eino Kalevi and Chico Trujillo, as well as goldies from Debo Band, Seun Kuti, and Amadou & Mariam.
DJ Wynn celebrates the SCOTUS ruling legalizing gay marriage in the US with a set filled with love, change, and progress. Featuring music from William Onyeabor, Tony Allen, Amadou & Mariam, and Kasai Allstars.
DJ Wynn's Worldwide Hour with music from Kasai Allstars, Gipsy Kings and Adanowsky
DJ Wynn beckons for warm temperatures with music from Lila Downs, Kasai Allstars, Axel Krygier, and DJ Spam and The Spam Allstars.
Hop on the Worldwide Hour and hear from Nuyorican renaissance man Willie Colon, tribal collective Kasai Allstars, and congotronics from the whistle blowing Konono No.1
DJ Wynn will help keep you warm in the aftermath of the blizzard with Antibalas, Seun Kuti, Baloji, and AJ Davila.
Today's set features music from Nigerian pioneer William Onyeabor, the fast strumming legends of Gipsy Kings, Chinese Renaissance woman Wu Fei, and Puerto Rican composer Raphy Leavitt.