At Afrohunting Radio, we honor music as memory, movement, and truth—and today we’re honored to feature Tammy B, an Afro-Argentine DJ and artist whose sets are rooted in resistance, rhythm, and radical joy. From Buenos Aires to the world, she reminds us that dancing is not just celebration—it’s survival, legacy, and power.

With Guest: We’re proud to introduce Tammy B, an Afro-Argentine artist, DJ, model, and afrofeminist born and raised in Buenos Aires. Her sets go beyond mixing tracks—they’re portals of memory, pleasure, and resistance. With music as her spiritual language, Tammy connects to her body, her roots, and the collective experience. Deeply inspired by the original house and techno movements of Chicago and Detroit, and by the ancestral power of the drum, she uses sound to amplify erased narratives and reclaim Black cultural legacies. Her work stands as a joyful act of visibility, a celebration of authenticity, and a commitment to remembering where the music comes from—and where it can take us. Each set is a ritual: an invitation to feel, move, remember, and return to the truth that we are always more than the world tells us we can be.