Why Black Music Keeps Getting Rewritten | R&R 091

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Listen to the mix: https://youtu.be/ov0G377bY08From Amapiano’s evolution in UK clubs to country music’s buried Black roots, this week we’re unpacking how Black music travels — and how it gets rewritten.We break down how cities shape sound, how Pirate Radio changed UK genres forever, and why some stories never make it to the mainstream.Plus, new music from Leon Thomas, Goldlink, Lojay, and Clipse — and a Rhythm FM mix to match.

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