🎙️ This week on Soul of the Streets, Chicago R&B artist Semaj B joins G Waterz for a conversation about discovering his musical calling, growing up on the South Side and realizing there was more to life than the streets.

Semaj B discusses beginning his musical journey on the alto saxophone, performing at his first open mic in college and the influence his grandfather had on his path. He also speaks about developing his sound, working with Grammy winning producer Guitar Boy and creating music that feels honest and personal.

The conversation explores the story behind “Love Ain’t Fair” and his upcoming single “Quit This 9 to 5,” a record inspired by his own experience that he believes could become a world anthem.

This interview is about purpose, taking a chance on yourself and following the lane that feels like home.

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🎙️ This week on Soul of the Streets, Soul Intuition follows the feelings that speak before words ever can. Love, heartbreak, healing and desire meet in an R&B playlist built on one message: trust what your soul is telling you.

Lalah Hathaway, Semaj B, Q Parker, Lizzen, Christopher Williams, Apollo Liberace, Xscape, Ali Caldwell, Eunice Rivers and Merce bring established soul and rising energy into one experience.

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🎧🔥 This week on Soul of the Streets, Urban Tides. Never Stop. brings together established names and rising voices pushing Hip Hop forward.

Busta Rhymes connects with D’Angelo on “This Woman,” Cardi B turns up the pressure with “Ah Ha,” and Yung Miami, Kodak Black and Lil Baby unite for the “Spend Dat” remix. The next wave stays strong with WayVee Porter and Abillyon on “Two Step,” AO Aliente and Neek Bucks on “Home or Nah?,” and HB Benii with Lil Zay Osama on “Super Freak.”

JackBabi Jay keeps moving on “Slippin,” OnPointLikeOP and Kay Glizz chase the paper with “Getting the Mula,” King Beamo steps out sharp on “Suit & Tie,” and Ovi Jozi shows his determination through “40 Nights.”

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🎙️ This week on Soul of the Streets, Eunice Rivers joins G Waterz for a conversation about her musical journey, community impact and milestone 60th birthday celebration.

They discuss how her signature record “I Can’t Breathe” grew from one song on an album into a fan favorite reaching audiences in South Africa and Scotland, performing it with Will Traxx, and receiving continued support from her hometown of Jersey City.

Eunice also shares her commitment to bringing live shows and recognizable talent into Jersey City while helping change the narrative surrounding entertainment in her community.

This interview is about longevity, purpose, hometown love and celebrating every chapter of the journey.

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🎙️ This week on Soul of the Streets, G Waterz presents Soul Resilient, an R&B experience celebrating the strength, vulnerability and spirit that keep soul music moving forward.

The playlist connects the uplifting energy of Kenny Bobien, the timeless elegance of Stephanie Mills and the unmistakable voices of Monifah, Joe and Melba Moore with a new generation of soul storytellers deserving to be heard.

Eunice Rivers brings purpose and conviction with “I Can’t Breathe,” while Lizzen and Luca Cuni explore heartbreak through “Apologies” and “Sympathy.” Merce offers warmth and devotion with “My Guy,” and SemajB speaks for everyone ready to reclaim their time on “Quit This 9 to 5.”

This playlist is about resilience in every form: holding on, letting go, loving again and finding the strength to keep moving. Established voices and independent artists share the same space without separating the soul we grew up on from the music being created right now.

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🎧🔥 This week on Soul of the Streets, G Waterz presents Bar Timing. Culture Defining., a Hip Hop playlist built on sharp lyricism, street perspective, ambition, and records that keep the culture moving forward.

Featuring music from Cardi B, Fat Joe, Remy Ma, Meek Mill, Cold187um, Fivio Foreign, HB Benii, Jack Babi Jay, Passport General, and BabyChiefDoIt, this playlist brings established voices together with today’s rising talent for one complete Hip Hop experience.

From commanding bars and motivational records to melodic street stories and undeniable energy, every selection reflects a different layer of the culture. The eras may change, but authentic Hip Hop always finds its moment.

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🎙️ This week on Soul of the Streets, Merce joins G Waterz for a conversation about her journey with Jazzyfatnastees, working alongside The Roots and helping create Black Lily, the legendary space that nurtured artists including Jill Scott, Jazmine Sullivan, Floetry and more.

They discuss navigating loss and motherhood, transforming grief into resilience and renewal, and taking creative control of her new album, Alive. Merce also reveals the empowering message behind her single “My Guy” and what it means to find confidence in her own voice.

This interview is about legacy, survival and making every moment count.

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🎙️ This week on Soul of the Streets, G Waterz presents Soul Labor: Music of Love, an R&B experience connecting legendary voices, today’s soul artists and the next generation of music deserving to be heard.

The playlist moves through the timeless soul of Meli’sa Morgan, the unmistakable energy of Monifah and the emotional honesty of Lizzen, while Jeff Redd and SemajB bring two different generations of storytelling into the same musical space.

Lalah Hathaway, Merce, A-Natural and Eric Benét continue the journey with songs centered on love, distance, vulnerability and reflection.

The episode closes with a special tribute to two-time Grammy-winning artist Cassandra Wilson following her recent passing. Her interpretation of “Time After Time” honors the singular voice, musical freedom and genre-crossing artistry that made her an irreplaceable part of Black music.

This playlist is about love, legacy and discovery, keeping established voices and independent artists in the same conversation without separating the past from what is being created right now.

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