The fifth installment of Don Jazzy’s monthly radio show, Don Jazzy Radio, which airs on Apple Music 1 and features the famed afrobeats producer, businessman, and founder of Mavin Records is available.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Don Jazzy examines the rich musical tradition of Nigerians in the diaspora, recent notable collaborations, and the connections these musicians have to their native country in Episode 5, “From Naija with Vibes.”
“This episode is close to my heart as it touches on my fellow Nigerians doing this music and how well the music has been. Afrobeats and hip-hop is always a good mix and with Blaqbonez in the studio, the conversation got even more interesting,” Don Jazzy tells Apple Music.
Don Jazzy interviews Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez alongside Mavin’s DJ Big N, and he gives us a sample of his style by playing the sexy “Commander” and the wistful “Back in Uni,” in addition to playing songs by Skepta & Rema, Rotimi, Crayon, Ladipoe, and Odumodublvck.
Through his regular segments Quick Bites, The Don’s Blessing, and Pick of the Week, as well as his exclusive guest interviews and fan-centered events, The Don himself will pick the finest of what’s next, what’s fresh, and the golden era of Afrobeats for listeners to enjoy.
From Monday, December 12 from 9 p PST through Tuesday, December 13 at 6 a WAT and 7 a CAT, Don Jazzy Radio will be accessible on Apple Music. Visit apple.co/ DonJazzyRadio to listen to Don Jazzy Radio.
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