Kyle Worde presents After Hours

Kyle Worde presents THE FELIX JAEHN INTERVIEW

This one was a special one for me. Returning to season 3, with episode 5 featuring an artist such as Felix was a true honour. Put aside the astonishing fact that he is one of the few artists in the world to receive over 20 million streams a month on Spotify alone - this conversation speaks past that, past the joyful sound of the music, sitting in between the persona and the person. Felix and I have a candid chat about his career, depression, sexuality, where his headspace is now and how it reflects back on his highly sought after time spent chatting with me for After Hours #AHGlobal

This is Kyle Worde's After Hours, Season 3, Episode 5 featuring Felix Jaehn. www.kyleworde.com

Season 3 continues.

Kyle Worde presents THE INHALER INTERVIEW

Inhaler released their highly-anticipated debut album It Won’t Always Be Like This through Polydor. The Irish quartet is one of the most exciting bands to emerge over the past few years and It Won’t Always Be Like This lives up to their thrilling potential. Singer and guitarist Eli Hewson, bassist Robert Keating, guitarist Josh Jenkinson and drummer Ryan McMahon have made a record that captures their evolution from exciting upstarts to refined songsmiths. It takes in a dazzling array of sonic textures, where huge, hooky choruses perfectly meld with intricate, dynamic instrumentation.

This is Kyle Worde's After Hours, Season 3, Episode 4 featuring Inhaler.

Kyle Worde chats with Richard Melville Hall, known professionally as Moby, an American musician, songwriter, singer, producer, and animal rights activist. Not only do they touch on the new record, REPRISE itself, but even more so on the emotional journey & 'time portal' of music.  

The conversation continues with Season 3. Welcome to #AfterHoursAfrica S3. E2. ft Aidin Caye

A brand new South African documentary, The State of the Arts – The Forgotten Industry, released to coincide with World Music Day on 21 June 2021, is a compelling snapshot of the struggles faced by some of the country’s entertainment and live-performing artists during the Covid-19 pandemic and the still-ongoing lockdown restrictions.

The State of the Arts Director, Adrien Conradie, aka Aidin Caye – DJ and Producer, says he was inspired to undertake the project to showcase the difficulties faced by his colleagues and friends who are reliant on live performances for the majority of their income. “At no point in the last 15 months have nightclubs legally been allowed to operate as they are seen to be high risk for the spread of Covid-19, and as much as the lockdown restrictions have eased as the time has gone by, the ability for our industry to operate has constantly been restricted, with very little support from the government.”

A special episode of After Hours Africa

Listen to the full episode from Season 2.

"During this conversation Kyle chats with Franky about his journey over the past 2 years, working with Sasha, releasing an EP on Anjunadeep as well as a brand new single on Pryda Presents with Cristoph & Artche."

The conversation continues with Season 3. Welcome to #AfterHoursAfrica S3. E1. ft LOWES

LOWES, comprised of Kendal's Evie Plumb and Jamie Walker and Luke Paget, from Lancaster, announced their long-awaited return with the release of two new collaboration singles.

The group features on tracks, ‘Easier’, and ‘Wildfire’ on CamelPhat’s new album Dark Matter, which came out on October 30.

‘Easier’, the lead single from the album, was BBC Radio 1’s Hottest Record on release day.

A brand new conversation space. Kyle takes you on a journey through real talk with artists from across the globe. These just aren't music interviews. These are real conversations. Kyle's approach pilots you through the lesser-known facts of each guest and opens the conversation to more than just the music. www.kyleworde.com

The conversation continues with Season 2. Welcome to #AfterHoursAfrica S2. E10. ft Jullian Gomes

"This has to be one of my favourite episodes to date. I had a really powerful and inspiring conversation with Producer & DJ, Jullian Gomes.

Slowly “Poisoned” Slow Poison into “Poisoned”.

The conversation continues with Season 2. Welcome to #AfterHoursAfrica S2. E9. ft Francis Mercier

Magic System stand as one of Ivory Coast's biggest musical exports to date, originating from their global hit, 'Premier Gaou', released in 1999 and soon after reaching #4 on the French charts, solidifying Magic System in the global music industry with over 35 million streams to date. Haiti born, New York-based House DJ/producer Francis Mercier, Deep Root Records label boss grew up with African and French influences as well as a love for 'Premier Gaou' but felt the song could have a modern ‘Afro House’ makeover to fit better into his sets. He reached out to the band and right holders in early 2020 and a year later was finally able to clear his remake for a re-release on leading Deep House label, Spinnin' Deep.