DJ Shamaz

Universal Vibrations

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Universal Vibrations is a weekly deep dive into the heartbeat of the planet. Hosted by world explorer of sound designer Shamaz , each 20-minute episode bridges the gap between the foundational history of world music and modern electronic production. Keep the channel ad free and support indie artist by buying me a coffee (donation)

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Author

DJ Shamaz

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Music

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Feb 3, 2026

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Episodes

Universal Vibrations | IsaacIrie & The Desert Dub 🌵🎹 03.02.2026

We are officially broadcasting from the Eden Arts Center in Tucson, Arizona! In this episode, we’re diving into the sonic landscape of the Southwest and why the roots-reggae sound is a vital necessity for the desert heat. Featured Artist: IsaacIrie We take a deep dive into the "Yo'eme Dubstyle" of IsaacIrie. We explore how his unique blend of traditional influence and heavy dub production creates...

Universal Vibrations | The Global Pulse & The Heart of Africa William Bowane 27.01.2026

In the debut episode of Universal Vibrations, we establish our roadmap for exploring the world’s most influential sounds. We dive into Richard O. Nidel’s definitions of "World Music" and explore why the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is the rhythmic engine of the African continent. We’ll look at the transition from traditional folk styles to the infectious, electric energy of Congolese Rum...

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