Code of the Streets
Code of the Streets regular feature ‘The Old School Weekend’ commence over the spring Bank Holiday Sat 26th May 2018, featuring 90’s 80’s & 70’s classic, Two hour in the mix with some of your favourite anthems from the likes of SWV, Faith Evans, Lauryn Hill, Teena Marie, and many more. tune into Code of the Streets every Saturday 8pm – 10pm on Ujima Radio 98fm online www.ujimaradio.com
Listen to #BristolMusic #pirate #podcast exploring the history of the music scene. Contributions from some of the radio presenters and DJ’s throughout the years, and major role of illegal rave & pirates played in helping shaping the city music scene. #sevendecadesofsound visit www.bristolmuseums.org.uk
Bristol Award Winning Station Ujima 98fm laid host to the popular radio Code of the Streets of 2017 holding it’s final show on Ujima Radio 98fm (every Saturday 8-10pm). The programme went out a day before New Years Eve, the final Saturday marking the Old School Weekend. Check out some of your favourite all-time classic 00’s 90’s & 80’s all in the mix for 2 hours long.
Bristol’s weekly Hip Hop RnB show hosted by DJ Style everyday Saturday night on the multi award winning station Ujima. This programme proceeded the Code of the Streets Old School night on Fri 15th Sept 2017, two hour non stop mixing with classics and some the hottest tunes out. Listen online www.ujimaradio.com
The multi talented musican Prince, age 57 died on Thursday, April 21, almost one week after the iconic singer left fans very concerned about his health by making an emergency landing in Illinois. The death was announced by his publicist Yvette Noel-Schure after police was called to the premises which double as his music studio in the Minnesota city. On Twitter, fellow musicians and celebrities vented barely contained grief. Boy George called Thursday “the worst day ever”; Katy Perry said: “And just like that … the world lost a lot of magic. Mick Jagger has described Prince as a “revolutionary artist” and one of the greatest ever live performers. Chaka Khan Tweeted I LOVED him, the world. LOVED him. Now he’s at peace with his Father. Rest in power, my brother. On Sat 23rd April Code of the Streets dedicated a hour in memory of Prince celebrating his life with songs he inspired, written, performed and even had sampled. Listen back to the show below.