Do you ever feel lonely? Do you ever feel like you're heading in the wrong direction and everything is spiraling out of control? Are you sad because your card didn’t clear, and now you think you won’t be great?

It’s fine! You’re probably just not AKTV8-ed.

RIOT 07 taps in with theAKTV8 hitmaker,Konney, as he takes us through his creative journey—his highs, his struggles, and the moments that shaped his artistry. This episode gives us a rare glimpse into his mind, exploring what fuels his sound and what keeps him going.

The initial episode was recorded atFreedom Skatepark, but Florence didn’t like it, so here we are with a re-recorded one.God bless Florence—and always remember to believe in yourself, AKTV8, and be GREAT.

RIOT RADIO stays consistent.2025.

Riot 06 – Live from the Debut Campaign Party

Delay is not denial. No one man is limited to one style. But what does music really mean to us? Are these just empty phrases, or truths we haven’t fully grasped yet? You think you’ve heard it all—until you hear Coby Fori, rap or chant, as we call it.

In this episode, we dive deep into the journey of an artist whose sound is as fluid as his life experiences. Coby Fori’s creative process isn’t just about music; it’s about the life paths that shape it. This is more than just an interview—it’s a look into the myth, the man, and the fallacies that define an artist who defies labels. Get to know him, his story, and the philosophy behind the sounds that make him one of the most captivating artists around.

Get ready for an intimate conversation with the dynamic collective, THE VVVVILLAGE, in episode 4 of Riot Radio. This episode takes you deep into the brotherhood that forms the core of the collective: Papa Atey, Juma Mufasa, Allan Harvey, and Kwesi Soul. Together, they are reshaping their sound and growing together. As they aptly put it, *"you're talking to a different crop of artists."* Tune in to discover their vision, the experiences that drive them, and the exciting projects they’ve got in store. This is more than just an interview tap in to dive into the minds of THE V! Don't miss out!

Baaba J: The Rebel Artist Unapologetically Speaking Truth!

In our latest episode, we dove into the unfiltered mind of Ghana's indie sensation, Baaba J. From government neglect to creative expression, she held nothing back! Did you know she's often confused with our very own DJ BAABA? Well, she's got a thing or two to say about that too!

Inspired by the likes of Raye, Baaba J is unapologetically paving her own path, and we're here for it!

Tune in for a dose of raw energy, unbridled passion, and a healthy serving of sarcasm. The Revolution awaits You !

Tell me why Dj Baaba left for South Africa without saying a word to anyone. No goodbyes, no Instagram stories, not even a blurry airport selfie. Was she dodging the paparazzi or did she just forget to charge her phone? Inquiring minds want to know, and we’ve got the answers—or at least I think we do.... Welp, she's off the hook cos she's the hardest female DJ in Accra. Riot 02 with Cyril Shey and Baaba Dj and we’re chopping it up with Baaba herself. She tells us about her trip to South Africa. Being a lover of Amapiano and Afro House, Baaba touches on what it was like to visit the birthplace of these genres. She shares her experiences in South Africa because she failed to do that on her trip lol. Riot 02 also takes a deep dive into the creative scene in Accra. We chat about how Baaba herself turns up the city every day, reminding us why we adore our DJs. We discuss the vibrant, evolving music and arts community, and what makes Accra the ultimate playground for creatives. Don't forget to tell your roommates about us and mix by Baaba attached to the this.

So grab your headphones, get comfy, and get ready to chop it up with DJ Baaba. It’s going to be an episode full of laughs, insights, and, of course, killer beats.

Riot Radio pilot episode with the realest BABA TUNDE, aka BIG JT aka 100 rappers imma murder em all, popularly known as Jaleel Thomas! Kickstarting the revolution, engaging in conversations about himself and his music, and giving his opinions on controversial topics. The revolution is now lmao, tap in.....

*previously aired on Oroko radio as spazz radio.