This week in the Afrosonic Taxi, we're having a 1990s party with artists who were moving people across the world with infectious tunes in 1999.

Playlist:
1. Sidiki by Baaba Maal (Senegal)
2. Sumun by Salif Keita (Mali)
3. Houngbati by Angelique Kidjo (Benin)
4. Permison Que Llego Los Van Van by Juan Formell y Los Van Van (Cuba)
5. A Namorada by Carlinhos Brown (Brazil)
6. Jumpi by Sergent Garcia (France)
7. Dama Tami by Oumou Dioubate (Guinea)
8. Dames de Coeur by Sylvaine Rogier (Guyana/Martinique/Guadeloupe/Brazil)
9. Gambia by The Soto Koto Band (Gambia)
10. Hagere by Aster Aweke (Ethiopia)
11. Bakwetu by Papa Wemba (Congo)

Host DJK drives listeners through the world of African-influenced music – from night clubs in Dakar to festivals in Bahia, from recording studios in Havana to family compounds on the streets of Lagos. The show follows the African diaspora to South America, the Caribbean and southern Europe, but never strays far from the beat of the mother continent. From KPSQ-LP, Fayetteville, AR.