
The Influence Of The Afro-Caribbean Experience on Modern Day British Music
From reggae and Lovers Rock to grime and Afrobeats, the Afro-Caribbean experience has reshaped British music, culture and identity across generations.

From reggae and Lovers Rock to grime and Afrobeats, the Afro-Caribbean experience has reshaped British music, culture and identity across generations.

Welsh-Nigerian artist Ify Iwobi returns to her roots with The Afropop Series, an uplifting celebration of culture, identity and Afropop.

L.A.X steps into a new era, love, growth and sound. From Zaza to Fine Wine, he’s evolving, building, and proving there’s still so much more to come.

Love Itoya releases “Superpower,” an upbeat Afrobeat anthem celebrating identity, confidence and self-expression, featuring brother Life Itoya.

DJ Timi is bringing African music to Wales, combining cultures, mentoring DJs, and creating spaces for African sounds to reach new audiences.

Wizkid and Asake deliver a highly anticipated EP that’s already dominating Spotify, pairing raw lyrics with signature sound and star power.

Khaid and Ayo Maff combine Afrobeats, Alte, and raw honesty on ROVER — a bold, vibey anthem about hustle, love, and knowing who’s really in your corner.

Morack’s music combines love, pain, and truth into something real. From Port Harcourt to your playlist, he’s building a sound you can come home to.

From Lagos mornings to Cardiff nights, Playboy Kuti is chasing the bag, making bangers, and bringing his mannequin bestie Felicia along for the ride.

KLAT’s Beats of the Week features fresh tracks from The Chainsmokers, Kendrick Lamar, and Will Sass, bringing the best vibes to your playlists!
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