Three standout independent artists return to the nationally syndicated radio show’s featured rotation, bringing “Rock Your World,” “I Cry Again” and “Guilty” to audiences across the United States.

The momentum continues for Fabe Da Don, Lili Caseley and Esosa Gabrielle, as all three artists have once again earned spots in the featured music rotation on The Indy Hook Up, the nationally syndicated radio program hosted by Heston Cleveland and Ricardo Love.

Following their inclusion in the October 11, 2026, lineup, the three recording artists are back for another week, demonstrating the continued support their latest releases are receiving from a radio platform dedicated to showcasing independent music.

Fabe Da Don’s “Rock Your World,” Lili Caseley’s “I Cry Again” and Esosa Gabrielle’s “Guilty” represent three distinct musical voices, each bringing its own personality, creative direction and artistic identity to the program.

For independent recording artists, continued radio rotation represents an important opportunity to reach new listeners, build recognition and maintain visibility in an increasingly competitive music industry.

Rather than simply introducing audiences to new releases, The Indy Hook Up provides a platform where compelling independent music can continue finding listeners beyond its initial debut.

Three Artists, Three Distinct Sounds

Fabe Da Don – “Rock Your World”

Fabe Da Don returns to the spotlight with “Rock Your World,” continuing to expand the song’s exposure through another week of syndicated radio programming.

Lili Caseley – “I Cry Again”

International singer-songwriter and actress Lili Caseley continues building momentum with “I Cry Again.” With more than four million independent catalog streams and a songwriting credit on Culture Shock’s “Renaissance,” which has surpassed 22 million streams, Caseley brings an established international music presence to this week’s rotation.

Esosa Gabrielle – “Guilty”

Esosa Gabrielle maintains her presence on the program with “Guilty,” extending the song’s radio exposure and introducing her artistry to additional listeners through the show’s broad network of participating stations.

Independent Music with National Reach

Hosted by Heston Cleveland and Ricardo Love, The Indy Hook Up continues to champion independent artists through its syndicated radio programming.

The show is carried across a network of participating radio outlets and platforms, including:

• iHeartRadio
• Rhythm Rave Radio
• KYBN Radio 98.10 FM
• Phenom Radio
• My Indie Radio
• Belter Radio
• Muzilog Muzik Radio
• Classy Curley Radio
• Hot Radio 97.5 FM
• Radio What
• Kayden Gordon Radio Network
• Breaking Tracks Radio
• Da Bizz Radio
• Prospect Radio
• Tribe Nation Radio
• The People’s Frequency Radio
• Trap Radio DJ’s
• AMG Radio
• 107.5 The Swamp Radio
• BRM Radio
• WNNRthB Radio
• Vibe Check Radio
• Europe Pub Radio

The program is also available through Deezer, YouTube and Amazon Music, expanding its accessibility beyond traditional radio broadcasting.

Keeping Independent Music in the Spotlight

For Fabe Da Don, Lili Caseley and Esosa Gabrielle, returning to the rotation is another positive development in their respective musical journeys.

As streaming platforms and independent radio continue reshaping how audiences discover music, programs like The Indy Hook Up offer artists valuable opportunities to connect with listeners who actively seek new sounds and emerging talent.

Three artists. Three songs. Another week in the spotlight.

The Indy Hook Up continues its commitment to independent music with a diverse 16-song lineup featuring returning favorites and exciting new selections.

Featured artists and songs in rotation for the week of October 25, 2026:

1. Sonny Cole – “I’m Tired”
2. Zhayna – “Attention”
3. Akustix – “I’ll Be Your King”
4. Rankin Scroo – “La La Means”
5. Frankie Sly and Lady Da Flame
6. Carrie Cleveland – “Make Love to Me”
7. Jah Defender – “Late Night Haze”
8. Esosa Gabrielle – “Guilty”
9. Lili Caseley – “I Cry Again”
10. Fabe Da Don – “Rock Your World”
11. Sernaya – “Bloom”
12. Carrie Cleveland – “Let the Music”
13. Black Velvet – “Have a Nice Life”
14. Uncle Ryano – “F-250”
15. Da Movement – “All Black Everything”
16. Layo Layo – “DON’T LEAVE”

With 16 featured selections, this week’s programming highlights the variety and creativity driving today’s independent music scene.

The continued inclusion of Esosa Gabrielle, Lili Caseley and Fabe Da Don adds another chapter to their growing radio presence, while the full lineup showcases the depth of independent talent reaching audiences through The Indy Hook Up’s syndicated network.

For more information, visit www.theindyhookup.com.

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