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Tabideee

Sudanese Electronic Music - COSMOS & Tabideee - 09 Mar 2026

Refuge Worldwide · 60 min · 2026 · Khartoum, Sudan

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One tap plays here. When it ends, Pulse Radio carries on: more from Tabideee, then Khartoum, then the continent.

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About this set

Sudanese Electronic Music - COSMOS & Tabideee - 09 Mar 2026 is a set by Tabideee, from Khartoum in Sudan, a city Pulse places at 160 BPM (Sudanese electronics). Archival sets drawn from Sudanese heritage, zanig to darba. It is hosted on SoundCloud by Refuge Worldwide and runs 60 minutes, published in 2026. It plays here through the host's own embedded player, so the play counts for the artist.

Refuge Worldwide show on Sudanese electronic music, tagged electronic and shaabi; replaces a page with no audio embed.

The artist

Tabideee

Archival sets drawn from Sudanese heritage, zanig to darba

DJ, researcher and archivist drawing on Sudanese heritage; played the COSMOS x Refuge Worldwide 'Sudanese Electronic Music' mix (9 Mar 2026) featuring Jantra, Yahia King, Taz Waves and zanig/darba cassette-era artists.

Refuge Worldwide; Le Guess Who? COSMOS primer (22 Apr 2026)

Afro-Arab electronic researcharchival setsSudanese electronicshaabi

Tabideee on Pulse

Tabideee

Photo via SoundCloud / tabideee

Then the radio carries on

Up next after this set, in order: Khartoum, then this month's rotation and the whole continent, weighted towards the busiest scenes.

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    How do I listen to this Tabideee set?

    Press the big play button. The set streams here through SoundCloud's own embedded player, so the play counts for Tabideee. If your browser asks for one more tap inside the player, that is the browser's autoplay rule, not a fault.

    What plays after it ends?

    Pulse Radio carries on: sets from Khartoum, then this month's rotation and the rest of the continent. Press n or the skip button to move on early.

    Where is Tabideee from?

    unknown, Sudan. On the Pulse map artists sit in a ring around their city, never at an address.