# William Onyeabor
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William Ezechukwu Onyeabor (, on-YAH-baw; 26 March 1946 – 16 January 2017) was a Nigerian funk musician and businessman. His music was widely heard in Nigeria in the late 1970s and early 1980s, but he remained an enigmatic figure, private and reclusive.
Onyeabor's songs are often heavily rhythmic and synthesized, occasionally epic in scope, with lyrics decrying war, sung by both Onyeabor himself and female backing vocalists.
Global Sounds from the Underground - Liquid Sunshine @ The Face Radio - Show #265
Hello Groovers,
This week's Liquid Sunshine replays last night's wild ride at 'Global Sounds from the Underground'—a boundary-breaking set that ping-pongs from Balkan hotstepping to Afrobeat fire, Dutch dub experiments to Persian-tinged funk, with zero regard for geography or genre rules. From Wil…
The Spin Evolution - Episode February 18, 2026
Joan Sarro Begins The Spin Evolution with New Music Including Calgary Chart List Selections, Then Moves to a Black History Month Radio Collage for the Rest of the ShowPlaylist:
Sstereolab - Cloud Land
parallel - I Don't
Raleigh - Stranger Strangers
Mariel Buckley - Swim Practice
Katzin - Tightrop…
The Spin Evolution - Episode February 18, 2026
Joan Sarro Begins The Spin Evolution with New Music Including Calgary Chart List Selections, Then Moves to a Black History Month Radio Collage for the Rest of the ShowPlaylist:
Sstereolab - Cloud Land
parallel - I Don't
Raleigh - Stranger Strangers
Mariel Buckley - Swim Practice
Katzin - Tightrop…
David Byrne
David Byrne is a musician and visual artist. He was born in Dumbarton, Scotland, moving to Canada aged 2, and later Maryland, where he was raised in Baltimore. Byrne studied photography, performance, and video at RISD and the Maryland Institute College of Art, before moving to New York in the early…
Afro-Tech: Stories of Synths in African Music
Technology is one of the great drivers of musical change, and often one of its least understood. In this episode, we explore the synthesizer, looking closely at the history of this ubiquitous (and often debated) piece of musical technology, and investigating how and why it was first used in a varie…
Breaking Techniques - Episode July 5, 2026
Playlist:
DJ Unknown, Sadat X, Akim - The Lonely Road
Masego - Unhinged
Homer - Camera
Common Saints - Idol Eyes
Ktlyn - DEVIL ON MY SHOULDER
Baby Rose - Let Me Go
Hi-Lo Jack - Tryna Be Cool
Durand Jones & The Indications - Been So Long
Dojo Cuts - Sunday
Cymande - Brothers on the Slide
William O…
Ladytron
Electropop band Ladytron goes record shopping at Amoeba Hollywood in this "What's In My Bag?" episode. Helen Marnie, Daniel Hunt & Mia Arroyo dig through the bins and share some of their favorite music, from Brazilian composer Rogério Duprat and Lana Del Rey to Bulgarian throat singers and Bobbie …
faustforward 28
Welcome to faustforward ep. 28
The sign of 4
Playlist
Daniel Avery, HAAI & Kelly Lee Owens – Chaos Energy
Foetus – The Need Machine (JG Thirlwell Mix)
Ulrika Spacek – EXPO
William Onyeabor – Better Change Your Mind
CamelPhat – Dance with My Ghost (feat. Elderbrook)
Motorhead – Overkil…
The Japanese Cult in Brazil That Never Lost World War II (E32) Sample
This is the story of a secret society among Japanese migrants in Brazil, the Shindo Renmei. They adamantly insisted that Japan had won World War II, to the point that they spread propaganda and carried out a series of terrorist attacks to reinforce their belief system. Your hosts are Julian Feeld a…
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