Radio Africa 1804 🇺🇸

Radio Africa 1804 is an online radio station dedicated to promoting and celebrating African and Caribbean music, culture, and history. The station's name, 1804, directly references the Haitian Revolution, signifying its commitment to liberation, empowerment, and cultural pride, similar to Haiti's role as the first free black republic. Radio Africa 1804 plays a wide range of genres, including Afrobeat, Highlife, Juju, Soukous, Mbalax, Amapiano, and Bongo Flava from Africa, alongside Reggae, Dancehall, Soca, Calypso, Zouk, and Kompa from the Caribbean. Beyond music, Radio Africa 1804 focuses on educating listeners about African and Caribbean history and current events. This is achieved through talk shows featuring interviews with artists, historians, activists, and community leaders, as well as educational segments that highlight important historical figures, events, or cultural traditions. The station also covers news and current affairs affecting the African and Caribbean diaspora. The programming is a mix of music, talk shows, and educational segments. Rooted in Pan-Africanism, Radio Africa 1804 seeks to connect Africans on the continent with those in the diaspora, fostering a shared identity and purpose. The station uses social media and online platforms to engage with its audience and foster discussions, aiming to create a community of listeners passionate about African and Caribbean culture. As an online platform, Radio Africa 1804 is accessible globally through its website and mobile apps, amplifying the voices of African and Caribbean artists and communities, providing a platform for underrepresented music and perspectives, and promoting cultural understanding.