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Mixtape Riot Radio #35

posted by • June 6, 2025 • Leave a comment

I’m back once again with another 60 mins of super eclectic dance sounds from all around the globe. In case you didn’t already know- Mixtape Riot stands in total defiance of all things algorithm, seamlessly blending selections that would rarely find themselves back-to-back in a playlist elsewhere, creating a virtual sonic journey like cassette tape mixes from yesteryear. It’s about personality, soul, and making connections where you often least expect them. From Euro balearic reggae, to funky Brazilian soul, to Colombian Afro electronic, to Middle Eastern & West African disco, to house bangers & Amapiano & beyond… It’s all in the mix! Grease up them hip joints and open your mind to the intercontinental boogie.

Full tracklist and download available on the Brooklyn Radio page

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Mixtape Riot Radio #33

posted by • December 3, 2024 • Leave a comment

Hello world! I’m back with another 60 minutes of fresh tracks to keep your head bopping and your soul lifted, even in the face of imminent apocalypse. New funk, Brazilian bass, Electronic cumbia, Arabic Amapiano, Turkish & Trinidadian disco, Afro house and more. Strictly the good stuff, hand picked and expertly mixed from all around the world.

Full tracklist and download available on the Brooklyn Radio page

  • Adam • September 6, 2026

    The range here sounds deliberately wide rather than stitched together for novelty: funk, Brazilian bass, electronic cumbia, Arabic Amapiano, Turkish and Trinidadian disco, plus Afro house. Framing the hour as music for keeping momentum during an unsettling moment gives the mix a clear emotional purpose. The eclectic sequencing is the detail that makes the set feel like a journey instead of a genre checklist.

  • Ren • September 8, 2026

    The range of styles makes this feel designed as a journey rather than a stack of isolated tracks. Moving through new funk, Brazilian bass, electronic cumbia, Arabic Amapiano, disco, and Afro house gives the hour a compelling rhythm while leaving room for contrast. That framing of music as something that can lift a listener through a difficult moment is a strong reason to give the full mix uninterrupted attention.

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Mixtape Riot Radio #31

posted by • February 23, 2024 • Leave a comment

Hello world, welcome to the year of the Dragon! I’m back with another 60mins of soulful selections to get you through tough times and keep you stepping on the good foot. Sounds sourced from near & far, old & new, you can expect the eclectic as always. The mix begins with some mellower songs from Pale Jay, Souleance and Say She She, before going into more uptempo disco & house vibes from artists like Mia Moretti, Full Crate, Aroop Roy & Tony Touch among others. Tune in and take a trip.

Full tracklist and download available on the BrooklynRadio webpage

  • Caleb • September 20, 2026

    A 60-minute set can work especially well when its pacing leaves room for both familiar grooves and unexpected turns. The promise of selections from different places and eras suggests a listening experience built around contrast rather than a single mood. That eclectic approach may be particularly useful in difficult stretches: it gives listeners a steady rhythm to return to while still offering small surprises that keep the session moving forward.

  • Ren • September 21, 2026

    A 60-minute set can do more than fill background time when the sequencing leaves room for both reflection and movement. The mix’s soulful direction, paired with sounds drawn from different eras and places, makes that balance feel intentional. I’m especially drawn to an eclectic approach when it avoids turning contrast into distraction; a well-paced transition can make unfamiliar selections feel like part of the same conversation.

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