THE SHOW is a weekly radio show by the DJ LEAGUE. Every week exclusively on DJ League partner radio stations. The focus is on what actually matters: high-quality Hip-Hop and R&B. No trap, no drill, just substance, musicality and attitude. The DJ League is an international community of radio stations delivering authentic, professional content.

"To Whom This May Concern" is the sixth studio album by the American singer Jill Scott. The album is Jill Scott's first full-length project in ten years and features collaborations from Ab-Soul, JID, Tierra Whack, and Too Short, along with production from from longtime collaborator Andre Harris, Adam Blackstone, Camper, DJ Premier, and Trombone Shorty. This album fits like a glove to Jill Scott's oeuvre. Vocally and production-wise of the highest quality - it's like time doesn't get a hold on this woman.

The Ant Taylor Show brings you the perfect mix of music, comedy, and real talk. Hosted by producer and radio personality Ant Taylor, each episode dives into hip-hop culture, features exclusive interviews with artists and entertainers, and keeps you laughing with off-the-cuff humor and fun segments. Whether it’s breaking down the latest trends or spotlighting rising talent.

Smokingsforcoolpeople's ‘Damian’ is a meeting point of the old and the new, a subtle reminder that the old does not belong in the past and that the present rests on the foundations of the old. The twelve-track RnB album gives off the vibes of the 80s and 90s in all of its uniqueness, and the listener feels the sounds of a moment in time through which music has traveled. We highly recommend it.

Following the release of Andreas' single, 'Unhinged', UbuntuFM's Ikenna Okeh reaches out to the Congolese-born singer-songwriter in this exclusive interview for a moment of the discussion centered around 'Unhinged', his EP coming soon, and his creative activities in Cape Town.  

‘Fantasize’ is a grandiose rant in which Arlen airs his discontentment with his station in life as well as the socio-political climate at the time of his writing, while defiantly daring to dream big.  He began writing the song during his gruelling tenure in medical school when he truly began questioning his purpose in life. Lesroy ‘A.P.’ Byers of the Oakville Collective captures perfectly in the production, the sentiment of Arlen’s hopeful helplessness.