The Incredible Kid

Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Kush is full of surprises, even for host The Incredible Kid, such as when show co-founder and former co-host DJ Anjali drops by for a guest set. This episode also features a set of music from 10TAKK the Delhi rap project comprised of Dean Swag and Kra... Read more

Some days are easier than others; you can tell by his voice that The Kid has been through some stuff, but he's still here for you on your Tuesday night laying down two hours of fearsome beats from South Asia and the South Asian diaspora with various suprises sprinkled th... Read more

So we made it through that first little heat bump Portland, but I'm afraid the warming planet has much worse in store for us. This show isn't doing anything to slow things down either, it's straight fire. All joking aside, are we going to save ourselves? Because no one e... Read more

For this week's Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Kush The Incredible Kid hosts a rare lyrically-themed special devoted to Portland's historic heat wave. Tracks in Punjabi, Hindi, English and Spanish all dealing with the themes of heat, fire, burning up, sweating it out, etc. We also ... Read more

This week's edition of Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Kush features the expected Bhangra tracks, along with Punjabi Trap, film songs from India in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Marathi, Tamil Rap and Dubstep, Juketon, Merengue House, Funk Carioca, African Diasporic bass jams, Indi Pop, ... Read more

Hey, it's DJ Anjali's birthday today, and we never forget the cofounder and former co-host of this show! Send her some love! Read more

Take time to smell the roses. Or listen to a lot of banging South Asian rap tracks. Same diff. Read more

To the extent that we are able, we all need to werk that booty. The Incredible Kid hosts a special hour of Booty Bass, from '90s Booty classics to more recent Booty Bouncers featuring LGBTQ+ artists such as Lady Leshurr, Uniiqu3, TT the Artist, Madame Gandhi and Todrick ... Read more

This week Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Kush features the expected Punjabi beats, alongside tracks in Hindi, Marwari, Tamil, Bengali, Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic.  Read more

The Incredible Kid hosts a two-hour all-vinyl special devoted to the early, noisy years of Stereolab, one of the most important bands of the nineties whose influence only continues to grow. Correction: Sculptor Charles Long is incorrectly referred to as "Robert" Long. Read more