| Artist | Title |
|---|
| Bob Marley and the Wailers | War | |
| Third World | Playing Us Too Close | |
| Tiken Jah Fakoly feat. Ken Boothe | Is It Because I'm Black | |
| Jah9 | Imagine | |
| Jacob Miller | Mr. Officer | |
| iNi Kamoze | Satement | |
| Treesha | Don't Do It | |
| Lupa | Out Of Order | |
| Ziggy Marley and The Melody Makers | Justice | |
| Dre Island | Kingdom | * |
| iNi Kamoze | Murder Me | * |
| Mutabaruka | Any Which Way Freedom Must Come | |
| Sugar Minott | Babylon | |
| Linton Kwesi Johnson | Sonny's Lettah (Anti-Sus Poem) | |
| Red Fox | Pre Life May 2020 | * |
| Ziggy Marley, Bunny Wailer, Buju Banton | I Know You Don't Care About Me | |
| Damian Marley | Slave Mill | |
| Blakkamoore | Mash Down Georgetown | * |
| Shuga | Black Liberation | |
| Randy Valentine | Vigilant | |
| The Archives, Puma Ptah, Mutabaruka | Revolution Disguised As Change | * |
| Alpheus | We Are The People | * |
| Mykal Rose | Dutty Babylon Road | |
| Steel Pulse | Soldiers | |
| Feluke | Revolution | |
| Kabaka Pyramid | Can't Breathe | |
| Mark Wonder | Rebel | |
| The Archives, Kenyatta Hill, Mateo Monk | The Revolution Will Not Be Televised | * |
| Peter Tosh | Equal Rights | |
RastafarI culture and reggae music with DJ Kibret Neguse. The show tonight featured mostly "Reggae Classics", in observance of the national uprising initiated by the public lynching of George Floyd. These songs are as relevant today as the day they were originally released. The "Blazing Hot" song of the night is Dre Island's "Kingdom" from his long-awaited debut album "Now I Rise".
