THE DJ ROBB-O SHOW – Episode 503 Episode 503 is a beautifully curated journey through modern soul, jazz, broken beat & forward thinking gruves . This week’s program celebrates artists who blur the lines between classic songwriting and contemporary production, creating a soundtrack that’s equally at home in your headphones, on a late-night drive, or filling the dance floor. The show displays Aaron Taylor’s Good Life, where the London-based soul vocalist delivers rich, heartfelt melodies with touches of jazz and R&B that evoke the timeless warmth of classic soul while remaining unmistakably modern. From there, Ray Lozano glides in with Velvet Blue. The German-Filipino singer, songwriter & producer has built a reputation for effortlessly blending neo-soul, jazz, hip-hop and electronic influences and this silky, atmospheric performance is another reminder that sophisticated soul knows no borders. The mood deepens with Sam Wills’ Traingazing featuring Honey Mooncie. Wills’ introspective songwriting, paired with understated jazz textures and soulful vocals, creates one of those rare moments where time seems to slow down and every note has room to breathe. Australian innovators Hiatus Kaiyote continue pushing musical boundaries with By Fire. Their unmistakable fusion of neo-soul, jazz fusion, funk, and progressive rhythm has influenced a generation of musicians, proving once again why they’re one of the most adventurous bands in modern music. Rounding out this musical excursion is For U featuring Lucia Sophia, a smooth, emotionally rich performance that perfectly complements the episode’s warm, soulful atmosphere, leaving listeners with one final reminder that great music is felt long after the final note fades. As always, THE DJ ROBB-O SHOW delivers Deep House with a Kiss of Soul—bringing together world-class musicianship, underground discoveries, and timeless grooves that reward true music lovers. Episode 503 isn’t simply another dj mix, it’s an invitation to slow down, listen deeply and rediscover why soulful music continues to move us across generations.

THE DJ ROBB-O SHOW – Episode 502

Settle in for two hours of timeless soul, heartfelt storytelling and music that speaks to the spirit. Episode 502 is a celebration of Black music at its finest, blending legendary voices with tomorrow’s classics.

Featuring unforgettable selections from Lalah Hathaway, Musiq Soulchild, D’Angelo and India.Arie, this episode also gives you an exclusive first listen to A’nitia G.’s unreleased single, “Don’t Gotta Be (DGB)”—a fresh, soulful gem you won’t hear just anywhere.

Whether you’re unwinding after a long day, cruising through the city, or simply feeding your soul, this two-hour journey delivers rich vocals, warm grooves and the kind of music that stays with you long after the last song fades.

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Episode 501 of THE DJ ROBB-O SHOW is as rich and satisfying as chocolate on cocoa ice cream, sprinkled with dark brown sugar—smooth, indulgent, and impossible to forget.

Originally broadcast on June 20, 2026, this week’s journey begins with the soulful brilliance of Robert Glasper’s “Ah Yeah,” the timeless warmth of Maxwell’s “Lake By The Ocean,” the uplifting grooves of Burnhoft’s “No Us No Them,” and the inspiring beauty of Sweetback’s “You Will Rise.”

As the evening unfolds, the tempo rises into a deep house celebration with Luis Radio’s “Reach Up,” the hypnotic rhythms of India Flavours’ “Eye Express,” and the irresistible groove of Jimpster’s “You Got My Love.”

From neo-soul and jazz-infused melodies to deep, soulful house, Episode 501 delivers another expertly curated soundtrack for music lovers who appreciate quality over hype.

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