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The “Unique Reggae Mix Show” is a reggae radio show curated, mixed and produced by DJ Pauze, also known as Gav Pauze. First established in 2006, the show is now also featured on Genesis Radio Birmingham, the only place other than Pauzeradio.com that Gav Pauze has authorised to air the show.
Pauzeradio serves as a platform for showcasing various aspects of roots reggae music, including new releases, classic tracks, interviews with artists, and discussions about reggae culture. The radio show features a diverse selection of new reggae music, focusing on sub-genres such as roots reggae, dub and more.
Pauzeradio’s platform provides a safe space, that is advert-free, for reggae enthusiasts to discover new music, and stay updated on the latest happenings in the reggae world, including new vinyl releases that can be purchased in the shop on Pauzeradio.com. DJ Pauze’s passion for reggae music and his dedication to promoting the genre are evident in the content of the show.
Listeners can tune in to Pauzeradio’s “Unique Reggae Mix Show” for free simply by visiting the Pauzeradio website or Genesis Radio Birmingham. Overall, Gav Pauze plays a significant role in supporting and nurturing the roots reggae community.
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