New Music Tuesday Supplying Soul To Underground Hip Hop Flavor

New Music Tuesday showcased a vibrant mix of genres, starting with Michael Jackson’s nostalgic influence before transitioning into soulful R&B and house with artists like Yaahn Hunter Jr. and Honey Dijon. The second hour shifted to smooth hip hop led by Black Milk, featuring emerging talents and closing with an instrumental from DJ Fresh, blending…

ChuckDiesal

April 29, 2026

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New Music Tuesday opened with intention, tapping into the new soundtrack energy from Michael Jackson and setting a tone that blended nostalgia with something fresh. That transition into Lee Rene created a moment that felt more like an interlude than a track, but the vibe was undeniable and it ran back again, letting the energy settle in before moving forward.

The show stayed in that soulful space with Yaahn Hunter Jr bringing a new layer of groove, then easing into R&B textures with newer voices like KELS and Carter Ace. From there it started to expand, letting rhythm take over as Honey Dijon and Rochelle Jordan introduced a house feel that pushed the tempo without breaking the mood.

That momentum carried into global sounds with Beenie Man bringing dancehall energy and Zinoleesky adding that Afrobeats bounce, creating a stretch of the show that felt wide and international. The electronic layer followed naturally with Adam Port and SG Lewis, giving the first hour a full arc from soul to dancefloor to global rhythm.

The second hour shifted gears and locked into hip hop, led by Black Milk setting a tone that stayed smooth and controlled. From there it moved through a mix of voices, from Kota the Friend to Deante Hitchcock and 6LACK, balancing melody and bars while keeping the pacing steady.

This is where New Music Tuesday really shows its strength, highlighting artists that sit just under the surface but bring real heat, from Action Bronson to CRIMEAPPLE and a range of independent voices that kept the set fresh. The show closed out with an instrumental from DJ Fresh, letting the music breathe and bringing everything back to the foundation. The whole session moved with purpose, from major names to underground discoveries, keeping that balance between familiarity and new energy.

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A Chicago Native, I grew up on the North Side in Chicago’s iconic Lincoln Park. Empowered with a host of diverse experiences that I expressed through my work, I began climbing the corporate ladder through sales and quickly learned my passion for marketing would evolve into my own consulting, event planning, & catering business!! I love Traveling, especially if it’s outside of the U.S. Bike Riding, video games, music, and all new technology, YES I’m a gadget boy! I write from my sight and my experiences!!