The Diesal Report

New Music Tuesday opened with soulful jazz and R&B before flowing into Afrobeats and African inspired sounds. The second hour showcased standout new hip hop releases before closing with smooth soul, delivering another ride built around discovery and musical culture.

Arrested Development return to Prague on September 17, 2026, bringing their signature blend of Hip Hop, Soul, Funk, and positive energy to Lucerna Music Bar.

This episode of Africa Incorporated stayed Hip Hop from top to bottom, moving through sharp lyricism, abstract female emcees, Jean Grae features, soulful Hip Hop, and a strong close with JID. Bars, flow, storytelling, and energy carried the whole ride.

Growing up in Chicago, soccer never felt like my sport. Brazil introduced me to football, Europe taught me its culture, and Alex Freeman made me ask why I had never owned a USA jersey. This is a story about identity, opportunity, marketing and the future of American soccer.

Freedom Thursday opened with the energy of Daft Punk before moving through soul, R&B and a deep run of timeless hip hop. The show closed with soulful records that brought the ride full circle, delivering another evening of culture, groove and great music.

This episode of Africa Incorporated celebrated the richness of Jamaican music, moving from Jazz and Hip Hop into Reggae and Dancehall. From Freddie McGregor and Chronixx to Shenseea and Damian Marley, the session highlighted the island's enduring global influence.

New Music Tuesday opened with a tribute to Miles Davis and a journey through alternative Pop and soul before diving into reggae, dancehall and underground hip hop. From remastered jazz classics to new voices and sharp lyricism, the ride delivered flavors from every direction.

This episode of Africa Incorporated opened with deep, jazzy grooves and soulful songwriting before Hip Hop took over the second half of the ride. From Culoe De Song and Eric Roberson to Kendrick Lamar, Mobb Deep, and Styles P, the session moved through mood and lyricism.

Freedom Thursday opened with deep soul vibrations before moving through house, Afro rhythms and hip hop. The second hour belonged to the ladies of Pop, followed by soulful closeout records and a smooth jazz finale that tied the entire ride together.

This episode of Africa Incorporated stayed rooted in Hip Hop, spotlighting artists from the Midwest and East Coast. From Chicago voices and underground lyricists to classic records and modern bars, the session celebrated the culture through beats, storytelling, and authenticity.

New Music Tuesday opened with soul, R&B, jazz and global rhythms before shifting into a second hour packed with underground hip hop. The ride moved from melody and groove into bars and independent voices while keeping discovery at the center.

This episode of Africa Incorporated journeyed from classic Jazz and Soul into contemporary R&B, Afro House, and House music. From Donald Byrd and The Staple Singers to Black Coffee and Karizma, the ride stayed soulful while moving across generations and styles.

Freedom Thursday opened with a Tyler, The Creator double shot before diving deep into hip hop classics, underground gems and soulful favorites. R&B flavors made a strong appearance before the second hour returned to bars and timeless records.

This episode of Africa Incorporated moved through classic R&B, Soul, Blues, Jazz, and Funk before closing with uplifting House music. From James Brown and Roy Ayers to Erykah Badu and Louie Vega, the session stayed soulful from beginning to end.

New Music Tuesday opened with soul, jazz and R&B before moving through pop, alternative sounds and fresh discoveries. The second hour locked into hip hop, featured music from the FIFA World Cup 2026 soundtrack and closed with uplifting R&B energy.

This episode of Africa Incorporated stayed locked into R&B and Soul, blending timeless classics with contemporary voices. From Stevie Wonder and Groove Theory to Ari Lennox, Leon Thomas, and Moonchild, the session delivered smooth grooves, emotion, and love-filled energy throughout.

Freedom Thursday moved through soul, R&B, Afro house and hip hop while keeping the energy connected from start to finish. The first hour blended melody and groove before the second hour locked into bars, classic records and underground heat.