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After Hours: Mundo Reggae — with Lulú Solares

By Lulú Solares

Published June 12, 2026 at 11:00 PM HST

Mundo Reggae is a two-hour journey through the global culture of reggae, hosted by Lulú Solares on Hawaiʻi Public Radio on Fridays from 10pm - midnight. Spanning foundation roots, lovers rock, dub, steppers, and contemporary worldwide sounds, the show explores reggae not just as a genre, but as a living culture — music as message, movement, and way of life.

In this 18th episode of MundoREGGAE Show on After Hours, "we travel back and forward in time with all details about Alborosie’s visit to Hawai’i, Aza Lineage’s new cut from upcoming album "Rebel Dawta", more VP records remastered gems, refixes, tributes and nuff original sounds…"

Tune in for everything you need to know about the singers, players, producers, and formats shaping today’s global reggae sound.

Nuff love, Lulu Solares.

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