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  • Katharsis / Processed

    Katharsis / Processed - Episode September 27, 2026

    Playlist: Jessica Roch - Threadsafe, King's Cross, Dec. '24Solitude Sessions - Spring: IJustin Wright - Drone III - Extended ReworkArdie Son - BirthplaceTWO LANES, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith - By…

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  • Las Mañanas KISS

    Un homenaje al refranero español (28/09/2026)

    "La bola negra", la última película de Los Javis, ha sido el fenómeno del fin de semana. Casi todos en el equipo la han visto, pero es que ha dado más de un titular, como bien han recogido nuestros Matías y Piqueras particulares.  Además, Xavi...

    Today · 45 min
  • Morning Box

    Morning Box, 10-11h - 28/09/2026

    Una manera clásica de levantarse, escuchar la mejor música posible en la radio, para comenzar el día de manera positiva, con los grandes éxitos de LOS40 Classic presentados por Javier Penedo, acompañado de Andrea Sánchez. (Tramo de 10:00 a 11:00)

    Today · 1 hr
  • Queue Points

    Protest Music History: Marvin Gaye to Kendrick Lamar

    Black protest music has evolved significantly from the Vietnam War-era anthems of Marvin Gaye and Curtis Mayfield to modern social commentary from Kendrick Lamar, Janelle Monáe, and Donald Glover. Hosts DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray examine why contemporary major record labels, corporate co-optation, and changing listener attention spans make mainstream revolutionary music rare today compared to the 1960s and 1970s. The discussion explores the shift toward independent music platforms, corporate radio consolidation, and the role of modern artists and gospel music in driving cultural change. The Breakdown The Commercial Evolution of Black Protest Songs: Examining how record label priorities shifted from supporting civil rights-era anthems to restricting political expression. Corporate Co-Optation and Radio Consolidation: Understanding how corporate media ownership, market incentives, and activist burnout limit the reach of revolutionary music. Modern Resistance Releases Across Genres: Evaluating contemporary social commentary tracks by Kendrick Lamar, Donald Glover, Janelle Monáe, and independent artists. The Silence of Modern Gospel Music: Analyzing gospel's departure from historical civil rights activism and the importance of community-level unity. Chapter Markers 00:00 Disclaimer 00:19 Intro Theme 00:23 Intro & Catching Up 00:41 Can We Make Revolutionary Music? 04:26 Record Labels & The Commercial Music Problem 05:10 Protest Burnout & Corporate Co-optation 15:48 Artists Making Protest Music Now 20:33 Gospel Artists & The Disappointment 23:30 Community, Unity & Moving Forward 31:16 Outro Theme Support Queue Points Become An Insider: https://link.queuepoints.com/membership #ProtestMusic #BlackMusicHistory #KendrickLamar #MarvinGaye #QueuePoints

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