Feel the beat of vibrant African hits and trending sounds as Bob Marley’s Tuff Beats takes you on a rhythm-filled journey featuring Rema, Burna Boy, Ayra Starr, and the artists reshaping the sound of Africa.
Hear Bob Marley’s Tuff Beats anytime on the SiriusXM App. Plus, September 21–28, the channel pops up on SiriusXM 105 in vehicles!
Whether you are from the continent or just drawn to the music and culture, one thing is certain — Afrobeats is proving its staying power in the American market.
Burna Boy became the first African Artist to sell out a US Stadium (NYC’s CitiField in Queens). Rema’s “Calm Down” is the most-streamed African song in the history of the US, setting a new record for Afrobeats music. Davido had three sold-out shows in DC, Houston, and Chicago, and Ayra Starr (plus two other emerging artists, BNXN and Victony) is on the cover of Teen Vogue for this month.
When Bob Marley’s Tuff Beats takes over SiriusXM 105, specials you’ll hear include:
Plus exclusive mixes from these DJs:
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