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On his Apple Music 1 show, UK DJ and producer Charlie Sloth invites the freshest names in the game to deliver Fire in the Booth freestyles, as he taps play on the latest hip-hop heat. Charlie Sloth Rap Show airs Saturday at 12 p.m. LA, 3 p.m. NY, 8 p.m. LDN.

With his Apple Music radio show, producer Ikky is ushering in a new era of Punjabi music. On Punjabi Takeover Radio, the Toronto-based artist (and Apple Music Up Next Local alum) takes listeners on a journey into the genre—where it’s been, where it is now, and where it’s going. Ikky shares his story while narrating the history of Punjabi music and connecting collaborators, influences, and inspirations. From India to the UK to Canada to US and across the world, the Punjabi Takeover is officially here.

Dolly Parton isn’t just a singer, she’s a symbol—for strength, for creative independence, for success in a world traditionally dominated by men. In a career that has spanned more than half a century, she’s played many roles besides being a pioneering singer-songwriter: fashionista, businesswoman, philanthropist. As she prepares for her latest evolution with the release of her first rock album, “Rockstar”, Dolly and co-host Kelleigh Bannen talk through the phases of her life and career in What Would Dolly Do? Radio. Tune in weekly leading up to the release of “Rockstar” as Dolly shares her stories, wit, and wisdom.

Lil Wayne is now on Apple Music with Young Money Radio. Each episode features exclusive DJ mixes and guest appearances from some of the biggest names in music, sports, and comedy. Tap below now to catch up on the latest in Weezy’s world. (This live event may contain content that is inappropriate for minors. Discretion is advised.)

As host of her namesake Apple Music 1 show, broadcaster Dotty has a big self-proclaimed goal: to bring Black music culture from around the world to life. And she’s remarkably suited for the task: She grew up in global music mecca London as a second-generation immigrant—“all of my grandparents came to the UK from the Caribbean during the Windrush generation,” she explains—and surrounded herself with soul from the US, dancehall from Jamaica, and much more. “I love all branches of the Black music tree, from reggae to R&B,” she says. The Dotty Show finds her interviewing the artists lighting up Apple Music with the biggest tracks across hip-hop, dancehall, Afrobeats, and everything in between, from the UK and beyond. “It’s wall-to-wall Black music from all across the globe,” she says. “A guided tour of the very best.” Tune in to The Dotty Show every Monday through Thursday on Apple Music 1 at 7 am LA/10 am NYC/3 pm LDN.

Since 2011, Soulection has been a global creative hub for innovative musicians, crate-digging DJs, and open-minded fans. What began as an independent radio show has blossomed into a worldwide community united in a borderless, genre-bending musical movement. It’s a testament to Soulection staying true to its roots in the age of digital music, from putting out independent releases with producers such as Ta-ku, Sango, Dpat, and Atu to being the first collective invited to play Coachella. Today, Soulection exists as an Apple Music show, an independent music label, a festival (Soulection Experience), and a world-touring concert and clothing line. Soulection Radio is now airing on Apple Music 1 Sundays 9 am LA | 12 pm NY | 5 pm LDN | #SoulectionSundays