Girl's Vibe Out - DJ Worldbeat (2025)
Breaking Walls - DJ Worldbeat (2025)
Different Type Love - DJ Worldbeat (2025)
Socafro Tea - DJ Worldbeat (2025)
House Beats of Soul Vol. 1 - DJ Worldbeat (2025)
Dancehall Dior - DJ Worldbeat (2025)
Step into a sonic celebration where every beat is bold, every lyric is loud, and every woman holds the crown. “Girls Vibe Out” is a rhythmic manifesto for those who command the dancefloor and the world alike—an Afro-Caribbean fusion of Dancehall, Soca, Amapiano, and Afro Club vibrations, handpicked for the queens who move with purpose. DJ Worldbeat weaves a rich global tapestry of sound featuring powerhouses like Nicki Minaj, Ayra Starr, Shenseea, and Lila Iké, alongside pulsing remixes and rare gems from Barbados to Lagos, Kingston to Johannesburg. With tracks like “Shot Wine,” “Moment 4 Life,” and “Romantic,” the mix rides the pulse of celebration, resilience, and realness. MIAMI - Tokischa Talk Truth - Shenseea Romantic (feat. Masicka) - Lila Iké Hot Stuff - Jah Vinci Organic Remix-Yeza Patra Rorystonelove Happy - Skinny Fabulous So Mi Thalaiva - Dj Spinzta Shots (feat. Jagwa De Champ) - DJ CHEEM Moment 4 Life-Nicki Minaj Drake Bumperkleven - K-Liber Def Rhymz Buckle Up DJ Moortje Hamba Wena - Deep London & Boohle (Amapiano) Hotter Dan We - La Toya Linger Stein GROOVE KINGS Water Afro Club - DJ Vielo Shot Wine-Sean Paul Stefflon Don Gimme Dat feat Wizkid - Ayra Starr Wizkid No Letting Go Michael Fortera Remix - DJ Katch Nonô Michael Fortera Bajan Code - Faith Callender & Dj Spider
🎧 Broken Walls – A Worldbeat Musik Fusion Journey Crafted by Worldbeat Musik, “Broken Walls” is a rhythmic voyage through cultural resistance, soulful revival, and borderless sound. This genre-bending mix unites Afrobeat, Dancehall, Reggaeton, and urban electronic textures into a pulsating experience that breaks down sonic walls and builds bridges of rhythm. From the first beat, listeners are drawn into an emotional crescendo—where percussive heartbeats meet synth-laced melodies and deep basslines. Each transition tells a story of migration, celebration, and rebellion. Whether you’re on a dance floor or a reflective solo drive, this mix moves both your body and your spirit. 💥 Bold. 🔥 Infectious. 🌍 Unifying. “Broken Walls” doesn’t just mix music—it mixes movements.
Different Type Love is a journey through the heartbeat of Afrobeats and Afro-Pop—a mix that captures the fire, the tension, and the sweetness of love in all its contradictions. This set pulses with the sound of passion that feels too strong to contain, a love so intense it borders on dangerous, “one bad move” away from unraveling yet impossible to resist. From the opening notes, the mix paints love as both treasure and trouble. Lyrics of devotion—“I want you to myself and I don’t want to share”—collide with confessions of vulnerability: “You see right through me. I don’t want to feel like it’s a one night movie.” These songs celebrate attraction in its rawest form, body and soul entangled, while also demanding loyalty, respect, and something real that transcends fleeting encounters. Different Type Of Love feat Masicka - Mahalia Masicka Kai - Olamide Wizkid Understand - Omah Lay Baby (Is it a Crime) - Rema Duffel Bag- Joeboy Fever- Wizkid Trouble A Colors Show- Teni Simi - Duduke
From sunrise blessings to late-night fire, this mix is brewed strong for the lovers, truth-seekers, and rebel hearts. I’m pouring out rhythms laced with purpose—for those who move in good spirit, live without secrets, and ride for the real. This isn’t background music—it’s waistline talk. A celebration of balance, bold affection, and that one-of-a-kind, can’t-fake-it connection. For the dreamers who sacrifice, the ones who love without jealousy, and the champions who raise the temperature—inside and out. Sip slow. Burn steady. This is tea for your spirit and fire for your waistline. Good Spirits - Full Blown The Truth - Machel Montano & Full Blown The Greatest Bend Over (Take It Easy) [Sean Paul Remix] - Full Blown, Yung Bredda & Sean Paul Lie for You (feat. A Boogie wit da Hoodie & Davido) [Frizzo Remix] - Snakehips & Jess Glynne Cocoa Tea - Kes Liki Tiki - Kes J Perry Michaël Brun Jub Jub - Kes Tano Make Way - Ruger
House Beats of Soul Vol. 1 is more than a mix—it is a journey into the contradictions of love, the philosophy of House, and the raw power of music to unite. Across these two sources, longing and regret sit side by side with hope and celebration. DJ Worldbeat reframes the voices of artists like Marsha Ambrosius, Bryson Tiller, H.E.R., Dennis Ferrer, Dawn Tallman, Wurld, Monique Bingham, and Maxwell into a narrative of connection and conflict. The echoes of “we could have been” and “alone together” remind us of the fragility of intimacy, while the demand for exclusivity—“nobody, nobody”—reflects the deep ache for fidelity. DJ Worldbeat INTRO Alone Together feat Marsha Ambrosius- Daley (Restless Souls DJWB Remix) Could’ve Been feat Bryson Tiller- H.e.r (Solitude DJWB Remix) Whistleman - Pablo Fierro Remix - Bedouin Pablo Fierro Love Nobody - Wurld (Whistleman DJWB Remix) I'm Close - Veev Sunny Days (with Dawn Tallman) - Extended Mix - Dennis Ferrer Dawn Tallman Ascension Don’t Ever Wonder Remastered (Sunny Days DJWB Remix) In The Beginning there Was Jack feat Monique Bingham-Chuck Roberts Bad Habits Mark Alston Club Remix-Maxwell
Dancehall Dior is more than a mix—it’s a narrative stitched together with the threads of modern dancehall and reggae fusion. At its heart is a tension both timeless and contemporary: the pull between love and materialism, authenticity and perception. Voices in the mix confront rumors, rejecting shallow assumptions of “gold-digging,” while simultaneously embracing the allure of diamonds, pearls, and Dior as symbols of status and self-expression. The message is layered: love reigns supreme, but luxury is not dismissed—it is folded into the fabric of desire. Across its span, Dancehall Dior also pulses with the global rhythm of a movement. Waves—ocean deep, unstoppable—carry the sound beyond Jamaica, merging seamlessly with voices from Nigeria, the UK, the U.S., and India. This mix channels that borderless fusion, where Stefflon Don, Wizkid, Olamide, Chris Brown, and Sidhu Moose Wala echo alongside Jamaican roots. It’s music as migration, music as influence, music as diaspora. Ms Dior- Agent Sasco assassin Nordia Mothersille Action feat Nadine Sutherland- Terror Fabulous Dagga - Smitmeister & Its Natascha (Modern Dancehall) Chico Peligroso- El Boys C Dilemma feat Sidhu Moose Wala - Stefflon Don Jamaican Lolli - DJ Frass Cham Something About You- Mr Vegas Ocean Wave - Alkaline Gyalis Code-Jdon Digital Sham Billionaires Club - Olamide Wizkid Darkoo Possessive feat Lil Wayne amp BLEU - Chris Brown
Calm It Down is a celebration of remix culture where Afrobeats heat and Soca joy meet on the same dancefloor. Built around Worldbeat Musik’s signature DJ!WB Remixxx flips, this set takes crowd-favorite anthems and reimagines them for peak-hour movement—tight drumwork, deeper low end, and transitions that keep the room lifted without losing the soul of the originals. Afrobeats leads the way with a global wink: Rema feat. Selena Gomez – “Calm Down (DJ!WB Remixxx)” anchors the vibe, while Burna Boy’s catalog gets the royal treatment—“Tested, Approved & Trusted (DJ!WB Remixxx)” and “It’s Plenty (DJ!WB Remixxx)”—plus a “Last, Last (Intro)” that sets the tone with smoke-signal subtlety before the drop hits. Every edit respects the hook you know, then sharpens it for the club, radio, and open-air stages alike. Rema feat. Selena Gomez - Calm Down (DJ!WB Remixxx) Burna Boy - Tested, Approved & Trusted (DJ!WB Remixxx) Burna Boy - Last, Last (Intro) Burna Boy - It-'s Plenty (DJ!WB Remixxx) Patrice Roberts - Bless This Party (Happy Daze Riddim) Machel Montano - Never Again (Happy Daze Riddim)